Kimstughna Karana
Kimstughna is the eleventh and final Karana in Vedic astrology and the last of the Fixed (Sthira) Karanas. It occurs only once in a lunar month, specifically during the first half of the Shukla Paksha Pratipada (the first day of the waxing moon). It is a highly benevolent and auspicious Karana, marking the joyful beginning of a new lunar cycle.
Symbolism and Meaning
The symbol of Kimstughna Karana is the Worm or a Small Creature. This represents humility, the emergence of life from the earth, and the potential for immense growth from small beginnings. Despite its modest symbol, Kimstughna embodies an energy of pure joy and satisfaction. The name itself suggests a feeling of "What a wonder!" or "What more could one desire?"—signifying a state of completeness and happiness.
Ruling Deity: Kubera (God of Wealth)
The presiding deity of Kimstughna Karana is Lord Kubera, the treasurer of the Gods and the lord of wealth and prosperity. This divine connection grants Kimstughna Karana a highly fortunate and expansive quality. It is an exceptionally auspicious time for activities related to accumulating wealth, financial planning, and social celebrations. Kubera’s influence ensures that the seeds of effort planted during this time grow into abundant harvests.
Characteristics of People Born in Kimstughna Karana
Individuals born during Kimstughna Karana often exhibit the following personality traits:
- Prosperous: They have a natural ability to attract resources and often lead a comfortable, wealth-filled life.
- Joyful: They possess a cheerful disposition and have a talent for bringing happiness to those around them.
- Socially Gifted: They love social gatherings and are often well-respected in their communities.
- Lucky: They seem to find success easily and are often at the right place at the right time.
Auspicious Activities
Kimstughna Karana is favorable for:
- Financial Ventures: Starting new investments, opening bank accounts, or purchasing assets.
- Celebrations: Weddings, social parties, and community gatherings.
- New Beginnings: Since it marks the start of the waxing moon, it is ideal for any positive new endeavor.
- Charity: Donating wealth or resources to ensure continued prosperity.
Technical Details
| Attribute | Detail |
|---|---|
| Category | Fixed (Sthira) |
| Ruling Deity | Lord Kubera |
| Symbol | Worm / Small Creature |
| Nature | Auspicious / Joyful |
| Occurrence | 1st half of Shukla Paksha Pratipada |