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NATURE
The classification of the stars into seven natures (Kalaprakashika, p.112) will be of great interest
to all Maharishi Jyotish students. It adds a colourful feather to the joy of verification of our
experiences.
These seven natures are as follows: Chara or Chanchala -- moving; Sthira or Dhruva --fixed;
Mridu -- mild, or Maitra -- friendly; Vajra or Ugra -- strong, or Krura -- cruel; Laghu -- light, or
Kshipra -- fast; Tikshna -- sharp, or Daruna -- harassing; Sadharana or Mishra -- mixed.
These qualities form so much part of the nature of the nakshatras, that they clearly show up in the
mode of behaviour of the person of the respective janma nakshatra. If you do find an exception to
this rule, then the nature of the Lagna's or Sun's nakshatra will come to your rescue. The
following table presents the natures of the 27 stars represented by their sequential number.
Note: some take 3 and 16 to be a mixture of mridu and tikshna (mild and sharp), because 'having
something of two opposite properties' is one of the meanings of sadharana (see below). Note that
the three 'purva'stars are Ugra while the three 'uttara'stars are Sthira. Those students of Maharishi
Jyotish who would like to go deeper into the various meanings and connotations of each of the
six natures, will enjoy the list given below, derived from Sir Monier Monier-Williams'Sanskrit
Dictionary.
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