Exploring Ashlesha Nakshatra: Deity, Symbol, and Functioning in Vedic Astrology

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#nipunjoshi #njshivoham #prideofshiva In Vedic system of Astrology, known in sanskrit as Jyotish, the 27 constellations and not the 12 star signs form the core of understanding celestial influences on our planet. These 27 constellations are known as the 27 Nakshatras Keywords for the Ashlesha Nakshatra are Deception, Cunningness, Stingy, Glutton & Adaptability. Book your Readings - http://www.njshivoham.com/reading/ FB - https://www.facebook.com/njshivoham/ YouTube (Hindi Channel) - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCtyeuk522KopgsAomTu5JcQ Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/njshivoham/

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