The Wheel of Astrological Syllables (Unknown) - Page 12

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The Syllables of the Lunar Mansions (Continued)

Syllables	Lunar Mansion (Nakshatra)
Ru, Re, Ro,? Ta	Swati Meaning "The Independent One" or "The Sword"; associated with the wind god Vayu and symbolized by a young sprout or a coral bead.
Ti, Tu, Te, To	Vishakha Meaning "The Forked Branch"; associated with the gods Indra and Agni, representing focused power and ambition.
Na, Ni, Nu, Ne	Anuradha Meaning "The Success" or "Following Radha"; symbolized by a lotus or a triumphal arch, representing friendship and devotion.
No, Ya, Yi, Yu	Jyeshtha Meaning "The Eldest" or "The Most Senior"; associated with Indra, king of the gods, and symbolized by an earring or an umbrella of protection.
Ye, Yo, Bha, Bhi	Mula Meaning "The Root"; located at the galactic center and associated with Nirriti, the goddess of destruction and transformation.
Bu, Dha, Pha, Dha	Purvashadha Meaning "The Early Victorious One"; associated with the waters (Apas) and symbolized by a winnowing basket or a fan.
Be, Bo, Ja, Ji	Uttarashadha Meaning "The Latter Victorious One"; associated with the Vishvadevas (Universal Gods) and symbolized by an elephant's tusk.
Ju, Je, Jo, Kha	Abhijit The "Intercalary" or 28th star, "The Victorious One"; often used in specific ritual calculations rather than daily horoscopes.
Khi, Khu, Khe, Kho	Shravana Meaning "Hearing" or "The Ear"; associated with Vishnu and the preservation of oral knowledge.
Ga, Gi, Gu, Ge	Dhanishtha Meaning "The Wealthiest" or "The Most Famous"; associated with the eight Vasus (elemental gods) and symbolized by a drum or flute.
Go, Sa, Si, Su	Shatabhisha Meaning "The Hundred Physicians"; associated with Varuna, god of the oceans, and symbolized by an empty circle or a hundred flowers.
Se, So, Da, Di	Purva Bhadrapada Meaning "The Early Lucky Feet"; associated with Aja Ekapada (the one-footed goat) and symbolizing fire and transformation.
Du, Tha, Jha, Na	Uttara Bhadrapada Meaning "The Latter Lucky Feet"; associated with Ahirbudhnya (the serpent of the deep) and symbolizing stability and depth.
De, Do, Cha, Chi	Revati Meaning "The Wealthy" or "Prosperous"; the final star of the zodiac, associated with Pushan, the protector of travelers and cattle.