
Lunar Cycle in Vedic Astrology
Achala Sylwia Mihajlovic

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Full Moon in Punarvasu Nakshatra (14-15 January 2025)
Lunar Cycle in Vedic Astrology
01/06/25 • 15 min
The first Full Moon of this year will be a truly unique one, as it will coincide with Makar Sankranti - solar ingress into sidereal Capricorn. While Sun will be dwelling in its own Uttarashadha Nakshatra of realigning with our true purpose and right direction in life, Moon will be simultaneously shining in its fullness in Punarvasu, the star of hope and symbolic return of light, signifying new beginnings. Moon will be also conjuct with retrograde Mars in Punarvasu Nakshatra, which may both amplify the intensity of current transit of Mars (often resulting with more sensitivity experienced), as well as give us a stronger push towards letting go of habits and actions which do not serve us anymore, and consciously choosing better ones. Sun and Moon will be occupying the very last minutes of the last degrees of their respective signs during the climax, which will add to the intensity of this experience.
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Partial Solar Eclipse in Uttara Bhadrapada (29 Mar 2025)
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03/14/25 • 16 min
Partial Solar Eclipse in Uttara Bhadrapada Nakshatra
29 March 2025
Partial Solar Eclipse in Uttara Bhadrapada Nakshatra, in the very heart of sidereal Pisces, will mark the culmination of this eclipse season, with impressive 6 planets aligned together in Pisces. Saturn will move into Pisces just hours after the eclipse. With 6 of the Navagrahas accumulated in Bhadrapada nakshatras, stars of Rudras, fierce aspects of Lord Shiva who represent forces of time, transformation and symbolic death, we all will be powerfully called towards inner transformation. With Sun and Moon perfectly aligned with Earth, and other planets joining, it is a powerful time for all of us to realign with our purpose and allow unnecessary desires and disappointments to burn in the fire of purification.
It’s incredibly significant that during this eclipse season both of the lunar nodes, Rahu and Ketu, dwell in the amsha of Goddess Cinnamasta in the D20 (Vimshamsha) chart of spiritual progress. Cinnamasta, the Goddess who beheads Herself and drinks Her own blood, while immersed in ecstatic dance, represents the notion of unlocking spiritual bliss within by beheading our ego and disconnecting for a moment from the narratives and stories of our mind. While Her image may seem gruesome to some, She represents this force of aliveness within us, which we all have access to, if we choose to drop awareness from our head to our bodies for a moment, and liberate ourselves from the dictatorship of the mind.
If you want to learn more about interpreting eclipses, you can watch this workshop dedicated to decoding astrological meaning of eclipses: https://academy.discoveringyouniverse.com/courses/eclipses-in-vedic-astrology/
Here you can also learn more about 10 Mahavidya Goddesses: https://academy.discoveringyouniverse.com/courses/mahavidyas-10-mystical-goddesses/
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New Moon in Jyeshta Nakshatra (12/13 December 2023)
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12/03/23 • 13 min
New Moon in Jyeshta Nakshatra, in the heart of sidereal Scorpio, is usually one of the most transformative ones in a year. Moon, the significator of our mind, goes through inner churning while residing in Scorpio, which is additionally amplified by combustion experienced by it during the New Moon time. Pushed far away from its comfort zone, mind in such a state can be more prone to irritation, frustration, finding fault in things and negative attitude. With Mars being closely conjuct with the New Moon, we might be additionally prone to anger - while Saturn’s aspect upon it can easily challenge our fears and limits. The conflict between those two inimical and tamasic planets experiencing mutual aspect will significantly intensify the tensions around the New Moon time.
And yet, a New Moon so powerful, can be an incredible opportunity to truly transform our shadows, face our fears and rise above our limitations with courage. After all, Jyeshta Nakshatra is all about growth and strive for perfection - also on spiritual level. A challenge is, after all, just an opportunity to grow. Additionally, during this New Moon, Sun and Moon will be conjuct in the amsha of Goddess Bhairavi in the D20 chart, who does not only challenge use to rise above our fears, but also inspires courage to grow and evolve.
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New Moon in Dhanishta Nakshatra (9/10 February 2024)
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01/26/24 • 16 min
The upcoming New Moon in Dhanishta Nakshatra, in the last degrees of sidereal Capricorn, which is zodiacal root chakra, will bring with itself new dynamic energy, inspiring us to to be bold and move forward in life. Simultaneously as the Moon will be approaching the Sun in Capricorn throughout this dark fortnight, Mars will be also moving there, towards his exaltation place. Entire universe will be pushing us forward and inspiring us to be courageous - especially when it comes to realising our ideas on material level. It is great time to make some real steps towards realising our plans, initiate new things, tackle the postponed or delayed projects and find practical, down to earth solutions to current challenges.
The Sun and Moon will meet once again in the amsha of Goddess Bhairavi, shakti of fearlessness, inspiring us to go beyond our comfort zone and focus on real life action. The Divine Mother in this form will be teaching us this time to get out of our head and stop overthinking things, but focus on the practical solutions in the present moment.
Here you can learn more about Dhanishta Nakshatra: https://academy.discoveringyouniverse.com/courses/dhanishta-nakshatra/
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Full Moon in Magha Nakshatra (24 February 2024)
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02/13/24 • 19 min
Get ready for one of the most powerful Full Moons of the year: Full Moon in Magha Nakshatra, occurring on 24 February 🌝
When Moon shines with its full rays in Magha Nakshatra, which represents the very point between our eyebrows, the third eye chakra of intuition, higher consciousness and our connection with the Divine, our whole consciousness becomes enlightened with its rays. This year it is going to be a particularly powerful one, as it will be receiving aspects from 5 different planets: benevolent Jupiter from Aries, Sun, Saturn & Mercury from Aquarius and exalted Mars from Capricorn.
This Full Moon is also known as Lalita Jayanti or appearance day of Goddess Lalita, one of the 10 Mahavidyas. While the first 9 days of this Shukla Paksha are sacred to Goddess Matangi, closely associated with Lalita. You can learn more about both Goddesses here: https://academy.discoveringyouniverse.com/courses/mahavidyas-10-mystical-goddesses/
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New Moon in Purvashadha Nakshatra (10/11 January 2024)
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01/08/24 • 17 min
The upcoming New Moon in Purvashadha Nakshatra will be of intensely fierce nature. As Moon and Sun will meet in Purvashadha Nakshatra, the fierce star of purifying waters, in the fiery heart of Sagittarius, they will be very near the amsha of Goddess Bhairavi in Vimshamsha (D20) chart, where the lunar nodes currently reside, exactly 90 degrees away from Sun’s and Moon’s meeting point. Yet, the very same transformative energy, will also help us to move some things forward, push us out of our comfort zone and have courage to take on new challenges.
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New Moon in Purva Bhadrapada Nakshatra (9/10 March 2024)
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02/27/24 • 17 min
This dark fortnight is going to culminate with New Moon in transformative Purva Bhadrapada Nakshatra, preceded by the Great Night of Lord Shiva, known as Mahashivaratri.
This fortnight was always seen by the ancient sages as the time for inner purification, introspection and intensifying our spiritual practice, as it often brings some of our inner demons to the surface of our awareness and thus gives us the opportunity to face our shadows and transform them. This year, in particular, the dark fortnight of Lord Shiva may stir from deep within us many conflicting emotions, as Sun and Moon will be conjuct with Saturn and Venus during the Shivaratri and the New Moon itself - which is a very complex conjunction to experience for every planet involved. This is the time to look deep within and avoid active participation in any external conflict.
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Solar Eclipse in Citra Nakshatra (14 October 2023)
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10/03/23 • 15 min
On 14th October, at the culmination point of Pitri Paksha (fortnight of the ancestors) and beginning of Navaratri (nine nights of the Goddesses), Sun and Moon will have a close meeting in proximity of Ketu in Citra nakshatra, which will result in annular eclipse, which will be visible in the sky as a powerful “ring of fire”. This significant meeting will occur in the division (amsha) of Goddess Bhairavi in the D20 (vimshamsha) divisional chart, while Rahu and Ketu will be dwelling the transformative portions of Goddess Kali.
Bhairavi is the Goddess of fearlessness, who helps us transcend the fears holding us back and rise above the limitations of the past. We can all expect in the coming days that many of our fears will be challenged and we will be forced to look at various issues from a new, innovative perspective, rather than holding onto the old structures. Since the eclipse will occur in most tamasic nakshatra, Citra, during a powerful period known as symbolic Mahalaya, or great dissolution, we may see some of our darkest qualities re-emerging on the surface of our awareness and life will be pushing us with greater force than usual towards their transformation.
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Full Moon in Ardra Nakshatra (26/27 December 2023)
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12/20/23 • 20 min
The upcoming Full Moon will stir many emotions within us and cause some inner churnings, as Moon will be shining in transformative Ardra nakshatra, while Sun will be aspecting it from equally intense lunar mansion, Mula. Additionally, the peak of the Full Moon will happen with both Sun and Moon occupying transformative ashtamamsha padas of their respective Nakshatras. Channeling the powerful energies of Shiva and Shakti, this Full Moon will present us with many opportunities for our spiritual growth and transformation, but at the same time will challenge our attachments to comfort zone and limited beliefs. Not without a reason this particular Full Moon of the year is also known as Bhairavi Jayanti - the day of Bhairavi, Goddess of Fearlessness, who challenges us to move beyond our limitations towards the unlimited divine consciousness within.
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Full Moon in Swati Nakshatra (23/24 April 2024)
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04/19/24 • 15 min
In a few days we are about to experience a particularly powerful Full Moon in sidereal Libra (symbolic of our heart chakra), aspected by Jupiter and exalted Sun, with Libra’s dispositor, Venus, shining in full exaltation. Both Venus and Sun will be at maximum exaltation during the Full Moon itself, which makes this fortnight a particularly powerful time for creative endeavours and opening our minds and hearts for new waves of energy.
Learn more about Swati Nakshatra: https://thenakshatras.com/swati-nakshatra
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Lunar Cycle in Vedic Astrology currently has 44 episodes available.
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The podcast is about Spirituality, Hinduism, Religion & Spirituality, Podcasts and Astrology.
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The episode title 'Full Moon in Punarvasu Nakshatra (14-15 January 2025)' is the most popular.
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The average episode length on Lunar Cycle in Vedic Astrology is 17 minutes.
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Episodes of Lunar Cycle in Vedic Astrology are typically released every 14 days, 1 hour.
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The first episode of Lunar Cycle in Vedic Astrology was released on Jun 11, 2023.
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