This is the 2nd part of the Pushya series. Click here for Part 1. In this post, we dive into the submissive, “soldier-like” nature of Pushya nakshatra. We will examine emotional incest driven by the selfish pleasures of the matriarch, along with Saturn’s tendency to confine us to a survival-oriented, material state of existence. We will also briefly discuss the 2nd highest nakshatra in this research, which was Hasta. As I've discussed in previous posts, in Magha Nakshat

I analyze d the birth charts of approximately 430 actors portraying characters in films and television who were involved in incestuous dynamics , and Pushya arose as the top nakshatra across the Sun, Moon, and Ascendant combined. Due to limitations in birth time availability, the dataset includes 245 actors playing characters with sufficiently verified data. However, additional actors without verified birth times will also be discussed in this blogpost, based on their Sun a

Material reality is a living mesh, similar to a 3D digital model, where every point is connected and responsive. This interconnected structure is why reality is described as mayajaal, a web in which movement, choice, and repetition shape experience. By understanding how this mesh functions, the reader learns how patterns form, repeat, and can be consciously redirected.

In this Part, we will explore Swati Nakshatra in the context of relationships and the 7th house, examining how connections are formed, how partners are chosen, and how identity, desire, and timelines intersect through relationships. This part looks at how Swati energy plays out not just within the self, but through the dynamic exchange between self and other, and how relationships become the primary arena where Swati’s fluid, choice-driven nature truly unfolds.