Why we keep ignoring the Ashlesha Moon

Look at today’s transit map.

We’ve got the Moon sitting in the final pada of Ashlesha. It’s tight. It’s intense. Most people treat this nakshatra like a warning label because of the Gandanta zone, but I’ve always found it to be the most honest mirror we have for our own hidden agendas.

We love to talk about our dharma, but what about the things we bury to keep the peace?

Ashlesha isn't just about the serpent's sting; it's about the uncomfortable shedding of skin that happens before you’re ready to evolve. When I check my Vyom app, I don’t just look at the planetary degrees. I look at how those placements force me to confront the knots I haven't untied in my own character.

Are we actually learning from these cycles, or are we just using astrology to justify the patterns we’re too scared to break?

If you're using Vyom, take a second to look at your current transit dashboard today. Don't just scan for the good stuff. Look at where your Moon is and tell me—are you holding onto something that stopped serving you months ago?

I’d love to hear how you handle these heavy lunar phases. Are you leaning into the discomfort, or just waiting for the clock to tick over?