Rohini — an ox-cart or chariot, ruled by Moon
Of the Moon's twenty-seven wives in the old story, Rohini was the favorite, and the star keeps that flavor: fertile, beautiful, easy to love. Its deity is Prajapati, lord of creation, and its symbol is an ox-cart loaded with harvest. You grow things — gardens, businesses, families, bodies of work — patiently and sensuously, with a strong instinct for what will actually take root. The Moon's lordship makes you receptive and magnetic; abundance tends to find your address.
Rohini spans Taurus 10°00′ – 23°20′. Its presiding deity is Brahma (Prajapati); its symbol is an ox-cart or chariot; its gana (temperament class) is manushya. The Vimshottari lord is Moon — anyone born with the Moon here starts life in a Moon mahadasha.
A green thumb for life in general. You make places comfortable, ventures profitable, and people feel unusually welcome. Taste, patience, and steadiness combine into the rare ability to grow value without forcing it. Beauty is method for you, never mere decoration.
Comfort can become the goal instead of the ground. Watch for possessiveness, stubbornness about your preferred way of doing things, and a sweet tooth for luxury that quietly narrows your ambitions. Being adored is pleasant; being challenged is nourishing.
Agriculture and food, real estate, finance that compounds, fashion, hospitality, and the arts of the tangible. You excel wherever steady cultivation beats quick extraction, and you underperform in scorched-earth, churn-driven cultures. Choose employers who plant.
Warm, sensual, and constant, with the serpent yoni's quiet magnetism. You want to be someone's favorite, openly, and you flourish with partners who express affection in deeds and comforts.
The classical naming syllables for Rohini's four padas are O, Va, Vi, Vu — one per quarter. Tradition starts a child's name with the syllable of their Moon's pada.
What are you tending that will still be feeding people in ten years?