The Wheel of Astrological Syllables

The Apportionment of the Lunar Mansions

Maghā, Pūrvā Phālgunī, and one quarter original: "pāda". Each lunar mansion is divided into four equal quarters of 3°20' each. of Uttarā Phālgunī constitute the sign of Leo original: "Siṃha", which belongs to the Sun original: "Sūrya".

Three quarters of Uttarā Phālgunī, Hasta, and half of Citrā constitute the sign of Virgo original: "Kanyā", which belongs to Mercury original: "Budha".

The [remaining] half of Citrā, Svāti, and three quarters of Viśākhā belong to the sign of Libra original: "Tulā", which belongs to Venus original: "Bhārgava", a common epithet for the planet Shukra.

One quarter of Viśākhā, Anurādhā, and Jyeṣṭhā comprise the sign of Scorpio original: "Vṛścika", which belongs to Mars original: "Aṅgāraka", meaning 'the glowing coal'.

Mūlā, Pūrvā Āṣāḍhā, and one quarter of Uttarā Āṣāḍhā constitute the sign of Sagittarius original: "Dhanu", which belongs to Jupiter original: "Jīva", meaning 'the living soul' or 'the teacher'.

The [remaining] three quarters of Uttarā Āṣāḍhā, Abhijit An intercalary or 'extra' lunar mansion often used in specialized astrological timing, though frequently omitted from the standard 27-mansion count., Śravaṇa, and half of Dhaniṣṭhā constitute the sign of Capricorn original: "Makara", which belongs to Saturn original: "Śanaiścara", meaning 'the slow-mover'.

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