Vishakha Nakshatra
విశాఖ
Symbol: Triumphal arch
Vishakha Nakshatra (విశాఖ నక్షత్రం) is the sixteenth nakshatra, spanning 20° Tula to 3°20' Vrishchika. Ruled by Jupiter and presided over by the dual deities Indra and Agni — the king of gods and the god of fire — Vishakha represents the gateway of ambition, triumph, and zealous pursuit of goals. Its symbol, a triumphal archway adorned with leaves, represents victory achieved through persistent effort. Vishakha natives are among the most goal-oriented and determined people in the zodiac, combining Jupiter's wisdom with the combined power of Indra's authority and Agni's relentless fire.
Number
16
Deity
Indra-Agni
Guna
Rajas
Gana
Rakshasa
Nadi
Kapha
Naming Syllables (Aksharas)
Vishakha Nakshatra Personality Traits
Vishakha Nakshatra — Frequently Asked Questions
What does Vishakha Nakshatra symbolize?
Vishakha is symbolized by a triumphal archway decorated with leaves — representing the gateway to victory that one passes through after sustained effort. The dual deity Indra-Agni (king of gods and fire god) represents the combination of sovereign authority and burning determination. Together, these symbols say: victory comes to those who persist.
What are the naming syllables for Vishakha?
Vishakha Nakshatra naming syllables are Ti (తి), Tu (తు), Te (తే), and To (తో). The first three padas fall in Tula rashi and the fourth pada falls in Vrishchika rashi.
Are Vishakha natives good for business and career?
Yes, Vishakha natives are exceptionally well-suited for competitive careers and entrepreneurial ventures. Their combination of Jupiter's wisdom, Indra's strategic thinking, and Agni's drive creates people who set ambitious goals and systematically work toward them. They do best in fields where persistence, competitive spirit, and principled ambition are rewarded.