This is the fourth nakshatra, symbolized by a chariot drawn by a bull. The symbolic animal is a snake. It consists of five stars in the constellation of Taurus, forming the head of a bull.

      Rohini is the first nakshatra entirely located within Taurus, covering 10° to 23°20' in Taurus. Its ruler is the Moon, and the deity is Brahma.

      These people are critical and materialistic, often possessing balanced, grounded, and stable approaches. Rohini symbolizes growth and fertility, which can lead people born under this nakshatra to be very sexual and use sexuality to achieve their goals.

      They are artistic, unique, and highly value beauty, art, jewelry-making, cosmetics, and jewelry. They have a developed imagination, many talents, and their success depends on their ability to combine imagination with action.

      Typically, such people are well-built, tall, with bright eyes and a dazzling smile, expressive voice, and hand movements. They speak fluently, seductively, and display noble manners.

      They are not easy to understand, as if they have two sides: one loving, gentle; the other – tough, rigid. They may become aggressive when others interfere in their affairs or those of their family. They might hesitate, and when there’s no choice, accept changes.

      These people are emotional, follow their hearts, are spontaneous, known for not planning things, are financially dependent, and lack long-term endeavors. They usually obtain good jobs and work well, but impatience and inattention may present obstacles on their path to success.

      Thanks to many talents, such a person can become a sculptor, artist, photographer, musician, creative director, engage in advertising, jewelry design, marketing, writing, and editing, or succeed in agriculture and environmental work.

      Usually, these people are overly attached to their mother but have poor relationships with their father. Their married life is typically turbulent.

      There is a tendency toward respiratory diseases, frequent throat issues, possible blood diseases, cancer, and hypoglycemia.

      The destructive degrees of planets in Rohini Nakshatra in the natal chart: Mercury – 14° in Taurus, Venus – 15° in Taurus, Ketu – 18° in Taurus. Those who have these planets at such positions in their horoscope should be cautious during transits at these dangerous degrees and avoid starting new things at this time.

      Janma (Starting something) – Rohini

      Sampat (Days and people bringing wealth) – Mrigashira, Chitra, Dhanishta

      Vipat (Days and people bringing misfortune) – Ardra, Swati, Shatabhisha

      Kshema (Days and people bringing ease, prosperity, stability, and security) – Punarvasu, Vishakha, Purva Bhadrapada

      Pratyak (People who tend to criticize us, provoke emotions, and the days associated with this) – Pushya, Anuradha, Uttara Bhadrapada

      Sadhana (Days and people leading to completion of matters, projects, relationships) – Ashlesha, Jyeshtha, Revati

      Vadha (Inauspicious days and dangerous people) – Ashwini, Magha, Mula

      Mitra (Helpers) – Bharani, Purva Phalguni, Purva Ashadha

      Atimitra (The most beneficial days, good friends) – Krittika, Uttara Phalguni, Uttara Ashadha

      Pada 1 – Aries Navamsha (10°0' – 13°20' in Taurus)

      This pada is ruled by Mars. These people are very active, light, and aspire to achieve quick results.

      Here, passion increases along with material tendencies. There is considerable attention to uniqueness. Planets here need material results quickly. The Sun and Mars can be auspicious.

      At its highest aspect, this pada can make a person a spiritual warrior who fights against exploitation.

      Pada 2 – Taurus Navamsha (13°20' – 16°40' in Taurus)

      This pada is ruled by Venus. Here all the positive traits of the nakshatra are concentrated. The Moon in this pada is exalted and prosperous. These are stable people inclined to finish things. It is more important for them to do something with quality than to start multiple things without bringing any to completion.

      Planets here usually bring abundance and resource acquisition, even under adverse conditions. However, these people are overly materialistic. This pada allows for expressing thoughts and emotions through material means. This is the strongest pada in the zodiac for fulfilling life wishes. Venus, Saturn, the Moon, and Mercury are particularly strong here.

      Pada 3 – Gemini Navamsha (16°40' – 20°0' in Taurus)

      Mercury rules this pada. These people are intellectual, inclined toward business, and love to travel. They have literary skills and scientific abilities.

      These people are sharp-minded, flexible, carefree, cheerful, and wealthy.

      Venus, Mercury, and Saturn give good results in this pada.

      Pada 4 – Cancer Navamsha (20°0' – 23°20' in Taurus)

      The pada is ruled by the Moon. These people are sensitive and oriented towards family values.

      They dedicate themselves to what they love, and afterward, find it hard to let go if there’s no other choice. This can mean attachment to children, home, or some endeavor.

      There is also special attention to securing the home and material gains. Finances come through short travels.

      Planets located in this pada provide maternal qualities but can also bring limitations and excessive attachment, with a tendency to hoard. The Moon and Jupiter are strong here.

      Janma Nakshatra Mrigashira