In astrology, each zodiac sign is related to not only a constellation but also to an element. Each zodiac sign contains at least one planet that has a special place within it called its \u201cJanma Nakshatra.\u201d In Sanskrit, Janma means \u201cbirth\u201d while Nakshatra means \u201cconstellation.\u201d The word Janma Nakshatra refers to the constellations into which planets are born. The Moon transits through a Nakshatra in a day. It takes Saturn approximately 27 years to transit through all 12 Janma Nakshatras while it takes Jupiter approximately 9 years and Mercury approximately 3 years.<\/p>\n

The 27 Nakshatras are split into three broad categories of 9 each as follows:<\/p>\n

Dev Gana:<\/strong>\u00a0They are angel-like, subtle, and refined.<\/p>\n

Manushya Gana:<\/strong>\u00a0Manushya means humans. They are just human and act accordingly.<\/p>\n

Rakshas Gana:<\/strong>\u00a0A person born under this Gana is not a demon, but likely to possess a gross and crude attitude to some capacity.<\/p>\n