Nakshatras are the lunar mansions or constellations mentioned in Vedic texts.

There are 27 Nakshatras, each associated with a specific deity and a portion of the ecliptic.

Rohini is associated with the planet Venus and is considered highly auspicious for new beginnings.

Uttara Bhadrapada is associated with the planet Saturn and is considered a malefic Nakshatra.

Nakshatras are used in Vedic astrology to determine the position of the planets in a horoscope, influence the personality and destiny of an individual, and predict future events.

Mrigashira is associated with the constellation of Orion and is considered a benefic Nakshatra.

Rohini is associated with the constellation of Taurus and is considered a highly auspicious Nakshatra.

Punarvasu is associated with the constellation of Gemini and is considered a benefic Nakshatra.

Pushya is associated with the constellation of Cancer and is considered a benefic Nakshatra.

Magha is associated with the constellation of Leo and is considered a benefic Nakshatra.

Hasta is associated with the constellation of Virgo and is considered a benefic Nakshatra.

Vishakha is associated with the constellation of Libra and is considered a benefic Nakshatra.

Mula is associated with the constellation of Scorpio and is considered a malefic Nakshatra.

Dhanishtha is associated with the constellation of Sagittarius and is considered a benefic Nakshatra.

Uttara Bhadrapada is associated with the constellation of Capricorn and is considered a malefic Nakshatra.