Is Pushya really the ultimate lucky star?

Looking at the sky today, we've got a heavy concentration of planets sitting in Cancer. Specifically, the Moon, Mercury, and Jupiter are all hanging out in Pushya nakshatra.

We’re taught that Pushya is the most auspicious of them all—the nourisher, the provider, the crown jewel. People rush to start new ventures or make big moves whenever the Moon hits this space. But let’s be real for a second.

If Pushya is truly the provider, why does it feel like we often use it as a crutch to avoid the hard work required by our karma?

I’ve been thinking about whether this blind faith in a 'lucky' nakshatra actually undermines our individual dharma. Does relying on the transit take away the sweat equity that actually builds character? If we’re only looking for the easy path provided by a benefic nakshatra, aren't we just ignoring the friction that helps us grow?

I’m curious if anyone else feels like our obsession with 'auspicious' timing is just a way to delay taking responsibility for our own actions. Is Pushya a blessing, or is it just a comfortable trap? Let me know what you think.