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Bharani Nakshatra: Souls from Menkar and Almak

Updated: Nov 5

Animating the Dead


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The Best Kept Secret


Location: 13.20 - 26.40 of Aries


Eons ago, as life burst into existence and spread across the universe, something mysterious happened. To balance the vitality of life, “death” emerged in its full glory. The universe's fundamental forces operate simply: life gives way to death, and death yields to rebirth, endlessly.


Bharani carries this weight, like a mother bearing her child in the womb. But Bharani natives are much more than caretakers. They serve as gatekeepers of life and death itself. Ruled by Yama, the God of Death, they possess an enigmatic quality.


They resemble the Ashwini Kumars but are not quite the same. Bharani natives have the power to heal, create, and bring life to the brink of death. This ability embodies kundalini energy in action.


The mystery of life and death gives them a secretive edge. They often seem suspicious of even the most innocent things. So, which came first—their secretive nature or their suspicious attitude? This forms a never-ending cycle.


Like souls suspended between life and death in the womb—alive but unborn—Bharani natives live in two worlds.


The Role of Venus


Venus rules Bharani, yet when we think of Venus, we often associate it with beauty, prosperity, and romance. But in the Vedas, Shiva granted Venus (or Shukra) the power to revive the dead, a skill known as Sanjeevni Vidya.


On Earth, male semen and the female yoni represent the ultimate expressions of power. These energies have given rise to wondrous creations, as well as humanity’s worst behaviors.

Venus can bring life to the dead, but it can also “keep” something in a state of death. Venus governs the challenging 2nd and 7th houses in Jyotish. It shines brightly in the 12th house, fostering spiritual growth.


Ever wonder why?


Venus’s placement in a birth chart can reveal much about a person’s life force. Bharani natives often have beautiful, attractive features, hormonal challenges, and a strong desire for procreation.


Legacy matters deeply to them.


Their mysterious smiles conceal a need for control. Many midwives, mystics, sex workers, narcissists, and even killers show a strong Bharani influence in their charts. Yet Bharani is also a deeply spiritual nakshatra.


The Power of Transformation


Bharani’s drive to control everything leads to intense transformation. They’re like pressure cookers; if they don’t release steam, they explode. Under this pressure, their language can turn harsh. They must be cautious with their words, as their speech can literally wound.


On the positive side, even gentle encouragement from a Bharani native can uplift someone. With a dual nature, they swing to emotional extremes. Bharani natives often endure these pressures from a young age, learning to bear life’s weight.


In time, life’s trials ease, and Venus bestows material wealth and extraordinary skills. Then, their kindness, honesty, and determination shine through. You see their true generosity and courage emerge.


Balance is the core of this nakshatra. Venus rules over Libra and Taurus. Libra symbolizes balance, while Taurus represents stability.


The three fixed stars form a triangle that represents stability and aligns with the female reproductive system. With such a base, you can build almost anything—even if it’s precarious.


A Heavy Destiny


Bharani natives often encounter extreme circumstances. Yama, the ruler of this nakshatra, brings experiences of profound loss.


While other gods, like Shani, accept appeasement through rituals, Yama refuses to forgive easily. For Bharani natives, complete transformation is inevitable, as is the demand to leave the past behind. They tread the thin line between power and pain.


Bharani natives embrace Venusian pursuits. Passion fills their lives, as rajasic and artha energies propel them into new missions. These natives often display intelligence, wit, and creativity when solving unusual problems.


But here lies their struggle.


Bharani natives’ sensuality can drive them to extremes, resulting in complex, obsessive relationships. Controlling their impulses becomes essential. When Venus and Mars interact, the Gandanta effect fuels desire, pulling them into confusing hot-and-cold dynamics.


Honesty, fairness, and trust become critical.


Their inner battle with power often confuses them. True power comes from acknowledging mistakes and never repeating them. Yama frequently tests them, guiding their growth and adaptation through the simulation we all share.


Saturn’s Challenge


Saturn is debilitated in this part of Aries, making Bharani’s journey challenging. In the quest for balance, Bharani natives will likely face at least one major failure before they learn the lesson. They must avoid spiraling downward and persevere through challenges. If they do, they will achieve breakthroughs, even more so than natives with an exalted Saturn.


Bharani demands difficult choices. Will they choose the easy path or the hard one? Will they pick restraint and ethics, or go for the quick fix? Fanatical beliefs often emerge here.


Yama enforces discipline, restraint, and karma’s law. When hurt, Bharani natives may project that pain onto others, creating jealousy and resentment.


“Hurt people, hurt people.”


This is where Yama draws the line.


Bharani means “the one who bears.” It implies carrying weight, facing pressure, and embracing responsibility. Some Bharani natives may experience disgrace in their legacy.


Through countless transformations, they ferry souls from one world to another as Yama, transporting the dead. Venus, in turn, revives the discarded, bringing life back to the seemingly lost.


Despite their talents, Bharani natives often struggle with co-dependency and confusion. How much transformation can one person handle? The harshness of the real world cuts deeply.


The Solitude of Bharani


Just as no one wants to meet Yamraj, Bharani’s planetary influence often leads natives to avoid parts of their own lives. Activities tied to the house Bharani occupies can feel repulsive.


Partners, children, bosses, or mothers may abandon them, leaving them with an unceremonious cut from attachment.


They bleed alone, taking full responsibility for their healing. Planets, people, and deities track their progress—there’s no escaping accountability.


It’s intense.


Because of these harsh endings, Bharani natives may develop chronic ailments. Yet this same burden drives them to groundbreaking medical advancements. They lead fields like stem cell research, neuro-regeneration, and designer children.


The Secrets of Menkar and Almak


Mars and Venus play major roles in Bharani’s journey. Understanding their combined message allows mastery of Bharani’s influence in one’s chart.


Natives born under Bharani embody powerful feminine energy or unrestrained kundalini. Many Bharani natives worship the Devi. Mystery and natural power define them. They focus on creation and remain unfazed by endings.


When you meet a Bharani native, they may avoid you, and you might find yourself avoiding them.


Mystery, despite its allure in novels, can feel unsettling in real life. But once you understand them, there’s no going back. Change is the only constant with these souls.


Cherish them.


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