The Sun in Dhanishta

Date 20 Nov 2022
The Sun in Dhanishta

The Sun in the nakshatra Dhanishta (i.e. for those born approximately from February 7 to 20) gives the following: bravery, strength, problems with anger, curiosity; a philosophical, investigative nature; athleticism, diligence in work, social interest, prosperity, success, cynicism, at times irrationality, an intense life.

If the Sun is located in Dhanishta and is aspected by other planets, the results described for the Sun in Shravana manifest:

  • the Moon — troubles because of women;
  • Mars — a high intellect, work with people;
  • Mercury — the owner of the horoscope brings anxiety and problems to everyone, those around him do not like him;
  • Jupiter — intelligence, kindness;
  • Venus — wealth from women;
  • Saturn — closeness to ruling circles, many enemies, but the owner of the horoscope defeats them.

The Sun in the 1st quarter of the nakshatra Dhanishta, 23°20’ — 26°40 ’ of Capricorn

(birth February 7-10):

Egoism, an inclination towards boastfulness.

The Sun in the 2nd quarter of the nakshatra Dhanishta, 26°40’ — 30° of Capricorn

(birth February 11-13):

An attractive appearance, a nasty character, few friends.

The Sun in the 3rd quarter of the nakshatra Dhanishta, 0° — 3°20’ of Aquarius

(birth February 13-16):

Intellect, beauty. A long life. Sickliness.

The Sun in the 4th quarter of the nakshatra Dhanishta, 3°20’- 6°40’ of Aquarius

(birth February 16-20):

Luck, happiness, attractiveness, a love of music, good health. Until the age of 35 there are conflicts in the family, then they realise their mistakes, and harmony and peace set in in family life. But relations with the father never do improve.

Famous personalities born with the Sun in the nakshatra Dhanishta:

Boris Pasternak, Feodor Chaliapin, Vsevolod Meyerhold, Vasily Kachalov, Anna Pavlova, Yevgeny Vakhtangov, Dmitri Mendeleev, Helena Roerich, Michael Jordan, Abraham Lincoln, Ronald Reagan.

based on the books «Vedic Astrology of Marriage» (Indubala)

and «Nakshatras. Life under a Lucky Star» (R. Blekt)