Citrine

Jupiter is the great benefic of the solar system, the bestower of the cosmic good. He is known as Brihaspati, the deity who personifies the worship of the Gods. He provides opportunities for the limitless expansion of inner qualities. His energy emphasizes the opportunity for inner and outer growth. Jupiter is also referred to as Guru, which means preceptor, teacher as well as one who initiates the student into the secret wisdom of the Vedas. Section: Moon in Sagittarius Section: Moon in Sagittarius Jupiter's impact is to impart religious satisfaction, peaceful contentment, and a sense of inner fulfillment. Physical existence is usually easy under Jupiter, one's desire to live, to do social work, to speak and undertake activities in the name of the Truth. Such an individual strives to spiritualize his life. Section: Moon in Sagittarius The natives can grow prosperous, their life will be fruitful, and they will attain satisfaction from their prosperity. An important attribute of the Jupiterian influence is its concern for the welfare of humanity. This includes spiritual as well as physical welfare. Section: Moon in Sagittarius Jupitereans' approach to life is benevolent and positive. They naturally feel God is present in the whole of creation and in all beings. They find great fulfillment in working for society and for humanity in general. Section: Moon in Sagittarius Sagittarius natives have an expansive and pure heart, as well as deep spiritual inclination. They will always keep active and engaged in work and hate external pomp. They are honest, humble, free from hypocrisy. They are generally generous and conventional. Their sense of principles is overly strong; they follow laws and justice. They may become lawyers, religious leader or successful business men. They can be athletes, but not too competitive; they like the outdoors, wilderness, and enjoy nature more than any other sign. Enthusiastic, they create many friends. But their mind may be too discriminating and fault finding; this may not enable them to see their own unawareness. Their over-optimism can sometimes make them take decisions too lightly and impulsively or without awareness of the actual reality of their decision. Section: Jupiter Nakṣatras: Mūla, Pūrvāṣāḍa, Uttarāṣāḍa Tendencies of a person born under Mūla Mūla means ‘root’ in Sanskrit; the symbol of the nakṣatra is a bunch of roots tied together. It shows everything of basic nature; it connotes the idea of foundation, commencement from the very bottom. The nakṣatra has the power to ruin, destroy and break things apart, and reveals the necessary dissolution that precedes a new life on a new basis, on a more spiritual basis. If the native feels pain in his life, it is seldom to inspire him to look for something higher. Mūla inspires the person to seek for divine help. You can become very devoted to your spiritual path and come to spiritualize yourself completely. You will be successful in financial matters and materially comfortable. You can have a deep spiritual nature and an inquisitive mind, which enjoys exploring the roots of any subject.