- Sthira (Fixed) Nakshatras like Rohini, Uttara Ashadha, and Uttara Bhadrapada carry a grounded, steady energy that supports growth, stability, and the fruition of long-term efforts.
- Chara (Movable) Nakshatras like Punarvasu, Swati, Shravana, Dhanishta, and Chitra carry a dynamic, adaptive energy. Their aura supports transitions, expansion, and the ability to manifest what’s been initiated.
- Tikshna (Sharp) Nakshatras such as Mula, or Ashlesha radiate a transformative intensity. These energies often catalyze change through deep release, challenges, or endings—clearing the path for renewal.
- Mridu (Soft) Nakshatras like Mrigashira, Chitra, Anuradha, and Revati hold a gentle, graceful vibration. They promote beauty, charm, and refined emotional expression, offering a soothing, heart-centered aura.
- Laghu (Light) Nakshatras carry a high-vibrational, quick-moving energetic quality. Their aura often feels bright, clear, and mentally agile—marked by sharp perception and an ease in initiating action. These stars, like Pushya, and Hasta, embody a lightness of being that supports clarity, swiftness, and adaptability. Their vibe is one of receptivity, nimbleness, and inner clarity.
- Kshipra (swift) Nakshatras like Ashwini are ideal for quick wins—perfect for sports, innovation, and medicine; Mishra (mixed) Nakshatras support creative and tech pursuits, while Ugra (fierce) Nakshatras (Ashelsha, Ardra) are best suited for confrontations, legal battles, and high-stakes disputes.
High Vibration Person: Unlocking Your True Energy
You know that feeling when someone walks into the room and instantly shifts the mood—without saying a word? That’s energy. We all radiate it, carry it, and share it.
The aura—an invisible layer that mirrors the health of your body, mind, and spirit is more than just a vibe. It’s your personal energetic signature.
Understanding your aura is a powerful part of self-mastery. Your aura is a living, breathing field made of subtle layers, each carrying its own frequency and message. Taking an Aura Color Quiz can offer insight into the dominant energy you radiate—whether it’s the passion of a Red Aura, the creativity of an Orange Aura, the serenity of a Blue Aura, the wisdom of a Purple Aura, or the purity of a White Aura.
Understanding the Energy of a High-Vibration Person
Each planet in Vedic astrology influences the subtle energies we embody and radiate. A well-placed Sun infuses the aura with confidence and a magnetic presence that naturally draws others in. Its energy feels steady, luminous, and authoritative. When weak, the aura may feel dim or hesitant, lacking the glow of self-assurance. A strong Moon emits soothing, nurturing, and empathetic vibrations, while a weakened Moon can make the aura feel ungrounded, reactive, or overly dependent.
Mars fuels the aura with independence and courage. When balanced, it gives off a bold, decisive energy that inspires action. But if Mars is afflicted, the aura might feel sharp, impatient, or even confrontational. Mercury influences how mentally agile or scattered we seem to others. A strong Mercury lends clarity, awareness and consious communication, while a weak one might give the aura a nervous or disjointed edge.
Jupiter expands the aura with generosity, faith, and higher wisdom. A compromised Jupiter may give off an aura that lacks conviction or belief, appearing doubtful or overly idealistic. A radiant Venus fills the aura with passion and allure; when afflicted, it may emit an energy of dissatisfaction, co-dependence, or energy seeking pleasure over purpose.
Saturn grounds the aura with seriousness and a reserved presence. When strong, it lends a sense of quiet authority. But when weak or afflicted, the aura may feel heavy, constrained, or burdened. In essence, the planetary energies subtly shape how we are experienced by others—long before we ever speak a word.
Personal Vibration Through the Lens of Nakshatras
Beyond the planetary energies lie the 27 lunar constellations (nakshatras), which act as the subtle etheric channels through which planetary energies manifest. For instance, Mars placed in an active nakshatra—such as Ashwini or Krittika—can make the native bold, sharp, and decisive. However, if afflicted, this same placement can turn reckless, aggressive, or impulsive. Similarly, passive nakshatras like Revati or Anuradha enhance qualities like surrender, compassion, and deep insight when benefically aspected, but when afflicted, they may foster indecision or escapism.
Nakshatras are also categorized based on their intrinsic qualities:
Strengthen your Personal Energy Field and Vibration
The truth is, many of us move through life unconsciously absorbing and emitting energy. And some people? They drain it. Energy vampires—those who constantly complain, guilt-trip, or manipulate—leave you feeling depleted. When you’re not attuned to your own field, you’re more susceptible to absorbing this static, which can feel like emotional fatigue, mental fog, or just a sense that something’s “off.”
This depletion isn’t just “in your head”—it affects the entire system. That’s why consistent practices for self-regulation and personal boundaries are essential. Journaling, conscious communication, breathwork, and even gentle movement all help you release, reset, and reclaim your space.
Think of every emotion as a frequency. Joy uplifts; resentment contracts. Anger, when held too long, creates heat in both body and aura. Chronic sadness may lead to energetic stagnation. When your emotional layer is overwhelmed, you might feel heavy, drained, anxious, or unusually reactive.
Energy Awareness is Self-Awareness
Becoming aware of your mental energies is the first step to protecting and strengthening them. A personal energy profile quiz—revealing your levels of Sattva, Rajas, and Tamas—offers valuable insight into your current mental energies and helps guide lifestyle practices.
Your aura is not a bubble that blocks—it’s a two-way field. You’re always emitting energy through thoughts, voice, and intention. And you’re always absorbing energy through food, touch, sound, and interactions with other beings and with space. If you’re not consciously managing this exchange, you may feel “too open” or energetically scattered.
Your energy field holds emotional imprints, old beliefs, even ancestral patterns. But the beauty of awareness is that it opens the door to transformation. Strengthening your aura isn’t about never feeling sad or tired—it’s about cultivating self-awareness, recognizing signs of depletion, and knowing how to replenish yourself through intentional self-care.
Your energy field is your first home. Tend to it like you would a sacred space.
AURA COLOR QUIZ!
Find out the color of your Aura.