Ahlesha Nakshatra

Purva Phalguni Nakshatra is the 11th nakshatra in the constellation among the 27 Nakshatras. This nakshatra is ruled by Venus. Purva Phalguni Nakshatra resides in the Leo zodiac sign.

AhleshaDeity: Sarpas
Yoni: Cat
Gana: Rakshasa.
Serpent is the creature depicting poisonous capabilities, intensity and secret nature. Snakes also depict wisdom and Supreme form of energy of Kundalini. The Nakshatra bestows the above-mentioned qualities to the native born in it. The Ashlesha people are very intense, secretive, sexual, and fierce enough to get what they want. The ambition can easily be destroying his/ her enemies, pursuing one`s ambition with a single mind, or exploiting the powers of Kundalini for supreme enlightenment. If given to their negative tendencies, they can be very bad avengers and manipulators. Their inherent wisdom makes them quite adept in astrology and psychology.

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