We are in a new moon period in the area of Shatabhisha nakshatra.
Shatabhisha is associated with the God Varuna, the sea and the deep lying.
Shatabhisha is also called the veiling star, and points to the depths beneath the veiled reality we see.
This is a good time to go deep inward with the help of meditation exercises, such as using the mantra or visualization.
Source: Anandastrology.
Music: Sea, Playlist
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