Sravana

Sravana, meaning 'the Ear,' corresponds to Altair (alpha Aquilae) and is presided over by Vishnu, the preserver, ruled by the Moon. The trident symbol and the association with hearing connect this nakshatra to the transmission of knowledge through listening, the power of sacred sound, and the preservation of wisdom across generations.

Sravana natives are often scholars, teachers, or devotees of learning, with a particular gift for absorbing knowledge through attentive listening.

Sravana occupies the Capricorn/Aquarius boundary, where the practical, structural energy of Capricorn meets Aquarius's humanitarian vision. Vishnu's presidency as the preserver god ensures that the knowledge gained through Sravana is maintained and passed forward. The Moon's rulership adds receptivity and intuitive understanding to the intellectual capacities.

The Moon in Sravana favors commencing work of an impermanent or moving character, reflecting its mutable classification. Despite this flexibility, the birth indications are strongly positive: wealth, learning, fame, and good partnership.

A mutable asterism favourable for commencing work of an impermanent or moving character.

Those born on the lunar day will be cunning, active, bold, truthful, virtuous, religious and skilful.

With Moon here at birth native will be rich, learned, famous, and have a good wife.