The nakshatra which spreads from 23 degrees 20 minutes of Makara Rashi to 6 degrees 40 minutes of Kumbha Rashi is called Dhanishta (धनिष्ठा). This is the 23rd nakshatra in Vedic Astronomy. In Modern Astronomy, Dhanishta corresponds to α Sualocin to δ Delphini.
Traits of those born in Dhanishta Nakshatra are:
ॐ वसुभ्यो नमः
Om vasubhyo namah'
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Those born in Dhanishta Nakshatra should avoid important events on these days and also avoid partnership with those belonging to these Nakshatras.
Those born in Dhanishta Nakshatra are prone to these health issues:
Some of the suitable careers for those born in Dhanishta Nakshatra are:
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Coral
Red, black, dark blue
The starting letter of the name as per Avakahadadi system for Dhanishta Nakshatra is:
These letters can be used for the traditional Nakshatra name kept at the time of the naming ceremony.
In some communities, the names of the grandparents are kept during the naming ceremony. There is no harm in following that system.
Shastra prescribes that the official name kept for records and all practical purposes should be different from this. It is called Vyavaharika nama. The Nakshatra name as per the above system should be known only to close family members.
Letters that you should avoid in the official name for those born in Dhanishta Nakshatra are -
Marriage will be prosperous. Women born in Dhanishta Nakshatra may face difficulties
Periods of Budha, Guru/Brihaspati, and Shukra are generally unfavorable for those born in Dhanishta Nakshatra. They may perform the following remedies.
Durdama was the son of a Gandharva named Vishwavasu. Once, he was enjoying himself in a lake near Kailasa along with thousands of his wives. Sage Vasishta, who was observing tapas there, got annoyed and cursed him. As a result, he became a Rakshasa. His wives pleaded with Vasishta for mercy. Vasishta said that Durdama would become a Gandharva again after 17 years with the grace of Lord Vishnu. Later, when Durdama was trying to swallow Galava Muni, he was beheaded by Lord Vishnu and regained his original form. The moral of the story is that actions have consequences, but redemption is possible through compassion and divine grace.
Yajnas are practical demonstrations of cosmic principles. Vedas deal with mantras and procedures of yajnas. Upanishads are the essence of Vedas. They summarize the knowledge contained in the Vedas.
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