The Ornament of Nativity

Hasta // A person who is charitable, wise, and famous through their children, a worshipper of the gods and a knower of kings meaning someone recognized by or serving the nobility, is born when the moon is in Hasta Hasta: the 13th lunar mansion, symbolized by a hand or fist, associated with skill and power. Verily, such a person possesses all manner of wealth. 13

One whose birth occurs under Chitra Chitra: the 14th lunar mansion, meaning "the bright" or "the brilliant," often associated with craftsmen and beauty scorches the ranks of his enemies with his valor original: "pratāpa," referring to his heat or majesty. He is a giver who wears varied or multi-colored garments, and his intellect is truly extraordinary across all the sacred sciences. 14

Possessing a form as beautiful as the God of Love original: "Kandarpa," the Hindu deity of desire and endowed with a radiant aura, a man born under Swati Swati: the 15th lunar mansion, symbolized by a sword or a young sprout, associated with independence and the wind is devoted to his beloved and remains extremely cheerful in his pleasures. He attains royal favor and is associated with great fame original: "vishruti," which also implies being well-versed in what is heard or the Vedas. 15

ya One born under Vishakha Vishakha: the 16th lunar mansion, symbolized by a decorated arch or a potter's wheel, associated with focus and ambition is always engaged with the sacred fire and its rituals original: "agni-kriyā". Though he may engage in fierce or striking actions, he is both terrible and gentle original: "ugra-saumya". Such a person cannot be conquered by anyone. 16

A person born under Anuradha Anuradha: the 17th lunar mansion, meaning "subsequent success," associated with friendship and devotion possesses true beauty and fame. He is always celebratory, a conqueror of enemy hosts, and skilled in the arts. He is wealthy and devoted to the pursuit of knowledge. 17

Endowed with true fame, radiance, and lordship, the person born under Jyeshtha Jyeshtha: the 18th lunar mansion, meaning "the eldest" or "the most excellent," associated with seniority and protection is filled with wisdom and great valor. Such a man is eminent, entering among the elite, and is the most excellent of speakers. 18

The Consideration of Mula

Regarding birth in Mula Mula: the 19th lunar mansion, meaning "the root," located at the galactic center; it is often considered volatile in Vedic astrology, the wise say it can be adverse to one's own lineage original: "vāmsha-mūla-kula", potentially taking away the foundation of the family, unless specific conditions alter this effect.