20° 00' Libra to 3° 20’ Scorpio
Viśākhā - The dedicated One
Viśākhā means 'two-branched' and its symbol is a decorated archway. While the meaning of two-branched shows more than one choice, the possibility of focusing on one is also emphasized, dedicating ourselves to our chosen path eventually. Viśākhā is all about developing courage and will power to achieve desires. Although it can focus on goals, there is also the possibility of compromise. It is ruled by two gods: the god of fire and the chief of the gods, reflecting its two-sided approach, as well as immense ambition and courage.
When the Moon transits Viśākhā, it's a good day for harvesting, spiritual practice, and healing therapies
When the Moon transits Viśākhā, it's a good day for harvesting, spiritual practice, and healing therapies
Vedic God: Indra, the chief god and Agni, the god of fire.
Greek God: Dinus.
Quality: Sharp and Soft.
Symbols: Archway, potter's wheel.
Principle Star: Alpha-, Beta-, Gamma- and Lota- Librae.
Planetary Associations: Venus, Mars and Jupiter.
Motivation: Dharma (Purpose).
Temperament: Demonic.
Āyurvedic Doṣa: Kapha.
Animal (Sexuality): Male Tiger.
Sounds: Tee, Tu, Tay and To.
Colour: Golden.
Greek God: Dinus.
Quality: Sharp and Soft.
Symbols: Archway, potter's wheel.
Principle Star: Alpha-, Beta-, Gamma- and Lota- Librae.
Planetary Associations: Venus, Mars and Jupiter.
Motivation: Dharma (Purpose).
Temperament: Demonic.
Āyurvedic Doṣa: Kapha.
Animal (Sexuality): Male Tiger.
Sounds: Tee, Tu, Tay and To.
Colour: Golden.
