Importance of Pushya Nakshatra in Vedic Astrology

Pushya is a nakshatra in Indian Vedic Astrology. Pushya, means "nourisher". Pushya Nakshatra is the most affectionate, friendly and auspicious of all stars. Pushya is also a beneficial Nakshatra for spiritual pursuits. According to Vedic Astrology, the natives born on Pushya Nakshatra have great feelings and love for family, home and community. Pushya Nakshatra has all the positive traits right from nourishment to prosperity to strength, knowledge, wisdom to spiritualism. It builds an arena of prosperity and happiness all around.

Symbols of Pushya Nakshatra

Pushya Nakshatra is represented by certain auspicious symbols. Each symbol has its in-depth meaning. Understanding these symbols helps to understand the birth-chart of the native born on a Pushya Nakshatra day more precisely. The symbols are:
The symbol of this star is the udder of a cow, which means fertility and productivity.
It is also represented by a lotus flower, which is associated with Brahma, the creator of the Universe. Thus, Pushya is associated with growth and prosperity.
Another symbol of this star is the arrow, which represents a heavenly archer (tisya) who has an arrow blessed with his principles, truth and religion.
Circle ring symbol of Pushya Nakshatra means that life is a ring with no starting point and ending point and everyone should do his duties in life in a balanced way and earn moksha, instead of just indulging in work (kaam) and attachment (moh)
Peepal tree, a very sacred tree in Vedic culture, represents Lord Vishnu (the preserver), Shiva (destroyer), Jupiter (guru of Gods), and Saturn. It is said that Pushya Nakshatra is also represented by the Peepal tree.

Pushya Nakshatra’s Importance in Vedic Astrology
In Hindu Vedic Astrology there are 27 constellations within the 12 signs. The 8th constellation is Pushya and it is considered highly auspicious of all stars. Pushya Nakshatra’s presiding deity is Brihaspati, a form of Jupiter, who is also the Guru of the Gods. Hence, Pushya Nakshatra is associated with the highest of knowledge and Jupiter is exalted here. The controlling planet of this star is Saturn, the ruling god of which is Hanuman. Pushya is located in the Zodiac sign of Cancer as its rashi lord is the Moon. Hence, Pushya Nakshatra falls on the favorable combination of Jupiter and Moon. Pushya Nakshatra provides with an opportunity to bring about wealth and prosperity in our lives, and all auspicious activities can be performed during this time.

Positive Impact of Pushya Nakshatra

  • Wealth, prosperity that has come in the native’s home during Pushya Nakshatra will last eternally.
  • Any activity, project, business venture or job undertaken during this constellation always leads to success and accomplishment.
  • This is best period to study and gain knowledge.
  • Spiritual and religious activities can also be done on Pushya Nakshatra.
  • This is the auspicious time for yantras, mantras, chanting, and worshipping.
  • Growth can be expected through religious and financial activities done during Pushya Nakshatra.
  • Investments will provide good profits in the long term.
  • Work effectiveness, efficiency and quality also improve.
  • According to Indian medicines like as Ayurveda, Pushya Nakshatra day is auspicious to administrating drugs as it provides effective results of the medicine on the patient.
  • You can achieve success in all areas of life by doing puja, reciting chants, performing prayers on this day.
  • Negative effects of afflicted Sun in your birth chart can be reduced by praying sincerely on a Pushya Nakshatra Day.

    • Positive characteristics of natives born under Pushya Nakshatra
    The natives of Pushya Nakshatra are believed to be bestowed with all the positive qualities and attributes like as follows:
    Attractive looks and appealing personality
    Noble and dignified souls
    Learned souls
    Hard working
    Intelligent
    Loved and admired by many
    Religious
    Helpful
    Good advisors
    Respected by all
    Self-sufficient and self-reliant
    　

    Negative characteristics of natives born under Pushya Nakshatra
    However, like they say, "no man can ever be perfect", this holds true for natives born under Pushya Nakshatra. Some negtaive characteristics of the natives are as follows:
    Stubborn
    Arrogant
    Dogmatic
    Talkative
    Fundamentalist
    Very sensitive
    Suspicious in nature etc.
    However, Pushya has the power to get rid of negative influence and assert its beneficial nature.


    Some ancient beliefs on Pushya Nakshatra

    • This nakshatra provides energy and power.
    • It is believed that Maa Laxmi, Goddess of wealth and prosperity, was born on a Pushya Nakshatra day
    • She stays in the house of the native on a Pushya Nakshatra day
    • When Pushya Nakshatra falls on Thursday, that yog is known as Guru Pushya Nakshatra Yog
    • When Pushya Nakshatra falls on Sunday, that yog is known as Ravi Pushya Nakshatra Yog.
    • Both these yogs are as auspicious as Akshaya Tritiya, Dhanteras and Diwali.
    • Pushya Nakshatra is excellent for performing any auspicious activities, except marriage.
     
    Why Pushya Nakshatra is not suitable for marriage?
    There are two ancient stories behind the belief that Pushya Nakshatra day is not auspicious for marriage.
    Ram and Sita were married on this day and they were separated
     
    Lord Brihaspati’s wife Tara eloped with the charming Moon because Jupiter spent most of his time giving knowledge to the Devtas, and hence Tara felt neglected.
    So, marriage on this day is associated with separation.

    Guru Pushya Nakshatra Yog Auspicious Events
    Laying of a foundation stone of a new building
    Learning mantra and tantra
    Starting a child’s first education
    Inauguration of a new office or shop or business
    Purchase of gold, silver and jewellery
    Purchase of a new vehicle
    Buying new house or property
    Shifting to new house
    Signing big deals

    Ravi Pushya Nakshatra Yog Auspicious Events
    In a year only two or three times such an auspicious Yog occurs, and hence this yog is very auspicious. Shopping for upcoming marriages, events and festivals is considered very favorable. Buying new car, gold and diamond jewelry, domestic and electronic items is also favorable.
    　


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