Swati
The shoot in the wind
Identity card
| Position | 6°40’ – 20°00’ Libra |
|---|---|
| Symbol | a young shoot bent by the wind |
| Deity | Vayu, the god of wind and breath |
| Planet | Rahu |
| Gana | Deva (divine) |
| Yoni | buffalo |
| Temperament | Chara (movable) |
| Key word | to bend |
From Vol. II
Its strength is having nothing rigid to defend yet.
Portrait of Swati
Lights
There is a nose for currents: business, trends, opportunities — Rahu gives her the instinct to sense where the wind will turn before it turns. And there is a quiet resilience that fools anyone who underestimates her: bent a thousand times, never broken.
Shadows
The shadows are made of air, and hard to see — which makes them all the more insidious. Indecision, first of all: the wind that comes from every direction, the scales that swing, the choice put off until it makes itself — and something, in the meantime, has blown away.
In love
Loving Swati is like holding the wind by the hand: wonderful, as long as you don’t close your fist. She is a partner fascinating by her very nature — light, curious, never predictable, able to bring fresh air into every season of the couple — and Libra, which hosts her, gives her the talent for harmony: with her you argue little and talk a great deal.
At work
Swati’s vocations follow the currents. Trade in every form — it is a mansion of merchants born under the star of seafarers: import-export, sales, negotiation, the trades where you buy the wind of one port and sell it in another.
The rest is in Vol. II “I Nakshatra”, chapter 20. The texts on this page are translated from the Italian edition. The book
The cards and the stars are a prompt for reflection. They do not predict the future with certainty and are no substitute for doctors, psychologists, lawyers or financial advisers.