The star constellation in which the Moon transited at the time of an individual’s birth is known as Janam Nakshatra. Because the Moon is considered the ruler of the Mind, the star constellation in which the Moon dwells defines the person’s characteristics, thoughts, and actions. According to Vedic Astrology, Janam Nakshatra has a significant impact on an individual’s destiny. Thus, Nakshatra Shanti Puja is performed to counteract the adverse effects of the Nakshatra. The Puja aims to counteract the adverse effects of the planets during their main period or sub-period.
• Jyeshta Nakshatra reflects Lord Indra’s glorious aspects, which represent achievement, splendour, and material wealth. It denotes supreme glory and expresses the senior or elder.
• According to the Hindu calendar, the Jyeshta month gets its name from the Jyeshta Nakshatra.
• It’s the star associated with seniority. It bestows intellectual abilities and protection on the native.
• Mercury is the governing planet overlooking Jyeshta Nakshatra, according to Vedic Astrology.
• The Jyeshta Nakshatra star is female. Lord Indra, the ruling deity, bestows bravery and shrewdness on the natives.