Moon in Jyotishm (Vedic Astrology)

Chandra Lagna (Moon Ascendant):

  • The moon is so crucial that horoscopes are also considered from the Moon sign (Chandra Lagna).
  • This chart provides insights into our personality, behaviour, and emotional well-being

Karmic Imprints and Past Lives:

  • The Moon reflects our karmic imprints from past lives.
  • Especially the study of the pada of the Nakshatra gives the character of the individual
  • It reveals our emotional patterns and tendencies carried over from previous incarnations

Mind:

  • The Moon represents the emotional nature of an individual.
  • The study of the Moon can broadly help to determine the feelings, moods, and instincts of an individual.
  • A strong Moon in the birth chart indicates emotional stability and sensitivity.

Relationships:

  • Caring Nature & Motherhood: The Moon is associated with nurturing qualities, maternal instincts, and motherhood.
  • It is a representation of the Mother in a birth chart.

Element and Gemstone:

  • This is the representation of the Watery element. ‘Moonstone’ is a stone that is related to the Moon.

Body Parts:

  • Muscle – The muscle in the body gives an indication of the Moon in the chart
  • Left Eye – While it represents the left eye, its use comes during the Prashna conversations.

Varna & Guna:

Moon in Jyothish is classified as a Brahmin ( loosely translated as an individual devoted to self-realization). It embodies empathy and care. Its nature is predominantly rajasic, which implies the urge to seek happiness in a materialistic or physical plane of existence.

Gender:

  • The Moon is feminine in nature.

Metal:

  • Among metals, the Moon represents Silver.

Taste:

  • Moon signifies salty taste.

Places of signification:

  • Examples: All water bodies including ponds, lakes, seas, oceans, streams, etc.