Is Pushya always the golden child of Nakshatras?

Looking at the transits today, Jupiter is sitting comfortably in Pushya.

Everyone loves to talk about Pushya as the most auspicious nakshatra. It's the nourisher, the protector, the one that guarantees success in our worldly duties. But I've been thinking about the weight of that expectation.

If you're always under the pressure to be 'auspicious' and 'productive', where does the room for genuine human error go? We talk about dharma as if it’s a straight line, but sometimes the most growth comes from the stuff that looks like a mistake at the time.

When I pull up a client's chart on Vyom, I see folks struggling with that exact tension. They want the perfection of Pushya without realizing that Saturn—the lord of that nakshatra—demands discipline, not just good vibes.

Is it possible we’ve romanticized the auspiciousness so much that we’re ignoring the necessary struggle attached to it?

What do you think? Does the 'nourishing' energy of Pushya actually make us lazy in our own pursuit of karma, or am I just overthinking the transit again?

Let’s hear your take. Does anyone actually find peace in the expectation of constant success?