Nakshatra for Ujjain on Sunday, June 28, 2026 - Jyeshtha

Nakshatra for Sunday, June 28, 2026

Ujjain, India

Jyeshtha

Deity: Indra (King of Gods)Ruler: Budha (Mercury)

Symbol: Circular amulet, Umbrella, Earring

Element: Air

Begins

3:41 AM

Sat, Jun 27

Ends

6:38 AM

Mon, Jun 29

Next Nakshatra

Mula

Begins at Mon, Jun 29 6:38 AM

Daily Influence of Jyeshtha

When the Moon is in Jyeshtha, the day brings power, authority, and protection. This nakshatra activates your natural leadership and capacity for command. The atmosphere feels sharp, penetrating, and focused on taking charge. People feel more confident, decisive, and capable of managing complex situations.

The day feels powerful, clear-headed, and focused on command and responsibility. Mental sharpness and quick perception are heightened. There is an underlying sense of seniority - the feeling of being in charge feels natural. People experience confidence in their ability to manage and lead others.

Favorable Activities

  • Leadership and management decisions
  • Taking charge of important projects
  • Strategic communication and negotiation
  • Protecting family, business, or team
  • Exercising authority with responsibility
  • Problem-solving requiring sharp insight
  • Mercury-ruled work like writing and speaking
  • Business expansion and growth
  • Restoring order and establishing authority

Caution Areas

  • Avoid being arrogant or dismissive of others
  • Not ideal for humble service or subordinate roles
  • Be careful of overstepping boundaries with power
  • Refrain from using authority to dominate or control

Spiritual Essence of Jyeshtha

Jyeshtha represents the seat of power and spiritual mastery. The deity Indra, king of the gods, blesses you with leadership qualities and the capacity to elevate others. Your soul carries the responsibility of authority and the wisdom that comes with power. You are naturally drawn toward excellence and achieving the highest standards in all endeavors.

Quick Facts

Deity

Indra (King of Gods)

Ruler

Budha (Mercury)

Symbol

Circular amulet, Umbrella, Earring

Element

Air

Quality

Heavy (Guru)

Range

16°40' - 30°00' Scorpio

What is a Nakshatra?

Nakshatra is one of the five essential elements of the Hindu Panchang, alongside Tithi, Yoga, Vara, and Karana. The word Nakshatra comes from Sanskrit — "Naksha" (map) + "Tara" (star) . The Moon transits through all 27 Nakshatras in approximately 27.3 days (one sidereal month), spending roughly one day in each.

In Vedic astrology, the Nakshatra in which the Moon is placed at the time of birth (called Janma Nakshatra or birth star) profoundly influences a person's personality, nature, and life path. Each Nakshatra spans 13°20' of the zodiac and is associated with a ruling deity, a planetary lord, a symbol, and specific qualities that color every day the Moon transits through it.

🌙 Lunar Mansions

The 27 Nakshatras divide the zodiac into equal lunar mansions, each spanning 13°20'. They form the backbone of Vedic muhurta (electional astrology) and are essential for selecting auspicious timing for important events.

⭐ Daily Significance

The Nakshatra active on any given day influences the energy, activities, and auspiciousness of that day. Knowing the current Nakshatra helps in planning ceremonies, travel, business dealings, and spiritual practices.

All 27 Nakshatras

The Moon transits through each of the 27 Nakshatras in sequence. Click any Nakshatra to learn about its significance.

No.NakshatraRuler
1AshwiniKetu
2BharaniVenus
3KrittikaSun
4RohiniMoon
5MrigashiraMars
6ArdraRahu
7PunarvasuJupiter
8PushyaSaturn
9AshleshaMercury
10MaghaKetu
11Purva PhalguniVenus
12Uttara PhalguniSun
13HastaMoon
14ChitraMars
15SwatiRahu
16VishakhaJupiter
17AnuradhaSaturn
18JyeshthatodayMercury
19MulaKetu
20Purva AshadhaVenus
21Uttara AshadhaSun
22ShravanaMoon
23DhanishtaMars
24ShatabhishaRahu
25Purva BhadrapadaJupiter
26Uttara BhadrapadaSaturn
27RevatiMercury

Calculation Methodology

Swiss Ephemeris (SWEPH)

All astronomical calculations use the industry-standard Swiss Ephemeris, ensuring precision planetary positions accurate to within seconds of arc.

Lahiri Ayanamsa

We follow the traditional Vedic astrological system using Lahiri (Chitrapaksha) Ayanamsa, recommended by the Indian Council of Astrological Sciences.

Location-Specific Accuracy

All Panchang calculations are adjusted for your specific geographic location, timezone, and daylight saving time.

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