An uncommon mind, and a blunt one

Ardra Nakshatra

Ardra falls entirely in the sign of Gemini and it's ruled by Lord Rudra, who we popularly know as Lord Shiva. Lord Rudra is the lord of destruction, Rudra translates to the one who roars. We know life to be full of cycles, the world also moves in cycles. He's responsible for destroying the creation so a new cycle can begin.

Naturally, such responsibility demands destruction, pain, suffering, devastation, death, bloodshed, all such things are naturally linked to the Nakshatra of Ardra. Lord Rudra is known to be the mightiest of the mighty, he's even feared by the gods. He's known to put an end to all things evil in the society. Perhaps we cannot imagine in our state as human beings how can destruction be important or why is it important or what is the meaning of destruction. Everything has a silver lining, every cloud has a silver lining, even Covid led to some good initiatives. I think a lot of us started thinking of life differently so destruction is important for evolution, we must understand that. All natural disasters that we experience, we hear about are directly linked to Ardra such as cyclones, earthquakes, wildfires, very common.

I was watching news of wildfires in Canada changing living conditions in major cities on that coast in the United States. Pandemics are also, in my view, linked to Ardra, and so are wars. There are no winners in a war; there is only death, destruction, devastation and disruption to people's lives. Perhaps there is something good in that too, and I would link all such natural or man-made disasters to Ardra. After a disaster, a devastated place creates new ground for growth and a new civilisation. We hear stories of civilisations that flourished thousands of years ago in places where they no longer exist.

Moon in Ardra

If the Moon is in Ardra, the person's way of thinking is uncommon. The person is likely to be an explorer or researcher. Their ideas, thinking and expression of emotions may be seen as very pinpointed and straightforward. Others might feel that something should not have been said so directly.

That would have hurt the other person. Like you see something wrong, a person has let's say thrown garbage at a common area in your compound. You go up to the person directly and say it. You express your emotions straightforwardly, directly.

You are going to be very expressive with how you think, how you feel, and it's less likely to be diplomatic. That's the point I'm making. You're a research-minded person. You may naturally be drawn to learning more about natural disasters, wildlife, languages, and you may also quickly decide that okay I'll sacrifice myself for such a cause.

I'll volunteer. If you need a volunteer as an experiment, I'm ready. The person may decide without thinking thoroughly about the consequences. Very human-like, the expressions are going to be very transparent.

If you're angry, people would see it. The person can delude oneself into thinking I am doing the right thing, but then later realize no I hadn't thought about the consequences. The person can be a caretaker of wildlife. Lastly, you'll always be very curious to learn.

You'll always have penetrating questions like how is global warming linked to wildfires? Or how do plants and trees get their nutrients from the soil? Or how is that language more effective than other languages? You look at things more deeply, and this curiosity will be part of your character. That's my view of Moon in Ardra.