bharani - Oh My Gawddd !!!

the icing on the cake is tht my name aint bharani .. its bharanidharan .. never the less .. stumbled upon a post which kinda made me sweat !!!

"Bharani" is a feminine name is telugu and vice versa in tamil .. the post relating below shows the perception of the telugu ppl :(

http://www.ammas.com/ar/home.cfm?r=va&bid=1519&topicid=23&tid=121271

Bharani is the second nakshatra in Hindu astronomy, corresponding to 35, 39, and 41 Arietis.

In Hinduism, Bharani is a goddess of bad luck. Like her sister Anuradha, she is a daughter of Daksha, and wife of Chandra.

u can see below information in the link http://www.bava.org/private/animal.…

Bharani is usually linked to excessive sexuality and the sensuous nature. Bharani’s animal symbol is the Elephant. Elephant is worshipped in India as an image of the Ganesha. Bharani’s connection to Ganesha shows another side of Bharani.

Saturn is debilitated in Bharani and this debilitation is directly connected to the myth of the birth of Ganesha. When Ganesha was born, all the planets went to see this beautiful child of Shiva and Parvati. Saturn refused to see the new born child. Parvati urged Shani to see her child. Shani refuse saying that his aspect can destroy the child. Parvati did not believe him and urged him to look at her child. The moment Shani looked at the child, his head was destroyed. Shiva went and found the head of the first living being, which was an elephant and this is how Ganesha has a head of an elephant. This myth shows why Saturn is debilitated in the nakshatra where Elephant/Ganesha is the symbol. So the key word of the elephant would immediately alert the teacher that Shani would not be well placed in this nakshatra.

Bharani’s connection to Ganesha indicates there is more to Bharani than intense sexuality. Bharani has the capacity for greatness, if they learn to control their sexuality.

Also the elephant can go into a state of must or extreme lust which is strongly connected with Bharani. Bharani weakness for sex can take them to a stage of Must which can lead them to destroying not just themselves but others.

Elephants symbolism also shows Bharani being larger than life, respected by others, strong personality. Elephants usually work for others. They are strong beautiful animals who do not recognise their own beauty. They are also vegetarians – showing a sattvic nature that forms part of the elephant/bharani psyche.

It sounds really sad .. but moi size as huge as an elephant and am a vegetarian ... And abt the lust .. :(