The fourth quarter of Swati: a Pisces navamsa, naam akshar Ta, and a birth that starts in Rahu’s mahadasha with 4.5 years to almost none of it left.
Swati pada 4 is the fourth 3°20′ of Swati, 16°40′ Libra – 20°00′ Libra, in Libra. A Moon here is named by the syllable Ta and falls in a Pisces navamsa.
Swati in Brihat Jataka (16.8) Brihat Jataka says a person born with the Moon in Swati is mild and quiet, master of their passions, skilled in trade, kind, sweet of speech and given to charity. The verse adds that such a person cannot bear thirst. (Chapter 16 reads several nakshatras in each verse, one after another.) The text reads the nakshatra as a whole; the pada refines it through its navamsa, below.
Swati gives the Moon its nature through Rahu; pada 4 sends it into a Pisces navamsa, ruled by Guru. The navamsa (D9) is the chart read for marriage and for the strength behind a placement, so in this pada Guru colours what Swati gives.
By natural friendship Guru counts Rahu neutral, and Rahu counts Guru neutral, so the navamsa neither helps nor hinders much.
The pada tradition reads each quarter by its navamsa’s element: a water navamsa makes this a Moksha pada, turned towards release, inner life and letting go.
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A Moon in Swati starts life in the mahadasha of Rahu, 18 years in all. How much is left at birth depends on how far the Moon had gone: at the start of pada 4 it is 4.5 years, at its end almost none.
A suggestion, as your faith allows: the grahas this pada answers to, each on its own day.
25 April 1986, 05:00, Mumbai: the Moon at 17.07° Libra, in Swati pada 4, with Pisces rising. The engine gives 3 years, 11 months, 16 days of Rahu’s mahadasha left at birth.
In the 8,349 real births the site’s figures are counted on, 0.96% had the Moon in this pada, about one in 104.
Ta (ता). A child born with the Moon in this pada is traditionally given a name beginning with it.
Rashi Libra, navamsa Pisces. It runs 16°40′ Libra to 20°00′ Libra.
Rahu, with 4.5 years to almost none of its 18 years left at birth, depending on the Moon’s exact degree.
No. Swati is not one of the six Gand Mool nakshatras. Gand Mool are the six nakshatras on the seams where a water sign gives way to a fire sign: Ashwini, Magha and Mula, ruled by Ketu, and Ashlesha, Jyeshtha and Revati, ruled by Budh. The Mool shanti is traditionally done on the 27th day after birth, when the Moon returns to the birth nakshatra.
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