Introduction-

Some nakshatras are associated with negative influences, and people born in these nakshatras may experience misfortune or harm to themselves or others. This is known as nakshatra dosha.

Pada dosha

Each Nakshatra is divided into four parts, called padas. The pada that a person is born in can also affect the severity of the nakshatra dosha. The four padas of Purvashaada, Hasta, and Pushaya are considered to have the most severe dosha.

Purvashaada

First pada: This pada is associated with danger to the mother.
Second pada: This pada is associated with danger to the father.
Third pada: This pada is associated with danger to the maternal uncle.
Fourth pada: This pada is associated with sudden death.

Hasta

First pada: This pada is associated with problems for the father.
Second pada: This pada is associated with problems for the maternal uncle.
Third pada: This pada is associated with problems for the person themselves.
Fourth pada: This pada is associated with problems for the mother.

Pushaya

First pada: This pada is associated with severe problems for the person themselves.
Second pada: This pada is associated with problems for the mother.
Third pada: This pada is associated with problems for the father.
Fourth pada: This pada is associated with problems for the maternal uncle.
Other nakshatras with negative influences

In addition to the four padas mentioned above, there are other nakshatras that can have negative influences. For example, a child born in the first pada of Uthara Phalguni, the third pada of Ashlesha, the fourth pada of Chitra, the third pada of Revathy, or the second or third pada of Krithika Nakshatra may experience problems with their father. If the child is a girl, the mother may also experience problems.

Moola dosha

A person born in the first pada of Moola Nakshatra may experience the sudden death of their father. However, they are likely to be wealthy and successful in life. The second pada of Moola Nakshatra is associated with problems for the mother, and the third pada is associated with the loss of ancestral property. However, people born in the fourth pada of Moola Nakshatra are likely to have a happy and successful life.

Ashlesha Nakshatra

People born in the fourth pada of Ashlesha Nakshatra may experience severe problems with their father, while those born in the third pada may experience problems with their mother. People born in the second pada of Ashlesha Nakshatra may lose wealth, but those born in the first pada are not likely to experience any negative influences.

Jyestha Nakshatra

People born in the first pada of Jyestha Nakshatra are likely to be successful, but those born in the second pada may experience problems with their younger siblings. People born in the third pada may experience problems with their father, and those born in the fourth pada may experience problems with themselves.

The sudden death of the father

If a person is born in the Pushya Nakshatra with a Cancer ascendant, the Hastha Nakshatra with a Virgo ascendant, or the Purva Ashada Nakshatra with a Sagittarius ascendant, and the Moon is also placed in the ascendant, the father may die suddenly.

Gandanta dosha

People born in the last charan of Revathy and the first charan of Ashwani, the last charan of Ashlesha and the first charan of Jyestha, or the last charan of Magha and the first charan of Moola are considered to have Gandanta dosha. These people may die in childhood.

Timing of Dosha 

Jyestha conceived will confront malefic impact within 15 days. Uttara Ashada inside 2 to 3 months and Chitra inside a half year, Ashlesha inside 3 to 9 months. Purva Ashada inside 8 months, Pushya inside 3 months. Also, Magha and moola from birth time to eight years and Hastha inside a long time from birth. 

Nonetheless, nakshatra doshas are dominatingly serious in nature. If other planetary mixes and changes in the local’s horoscope offer a full life span (Purnayu) result will contrast. Henceforth while giving expectation needs to think about any remaining boundaries also. 

Conclusion

Nakshatra dosha is a complex topic, and the effects of different nakshatras and padas can vary depending on the individual’s birth chart. If you are concerned about nakshatra dosha, it is important to consult with an astrologer who can assess your chart and provide guidance.

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