Uttara Phalguni means "The Latter Red One." While Purva Phalguni is the honeymoon, Uttara Phalguni is the marriage contract. It is the star of commitment, duty, and sustained support. Its deity is Aryaman, the God of Patronage, Contracts, and Unions. Aryaman is the one who arranges marriages and ensures that friends remain friends. The mythology of Aryaman depicts him as the ideal companion. He is noble, reliable, and just. When the sun enters this nakshatra, the focus shifts from personal pleasure (Leo) to practical service (Virgo). This star bridges the two signs. The Leo side gives it the authority to lead, while the Virgo side gives it the desire to serve. The symbol is the Back Legs of a Bed. This represents the support structure. You don't see the back legs, but they hold the bed up. Similarly, Uttara Phalguni natives are the pillars of society. They are the ones who do the work to keep the relationship, the company, or the family standing. There is a strong connection to friendship. Aryaman is the chief of the ancestors' path. He asks us to be noble and helpful. A promise made under this star is unbreakable. In the Mahabharata, the friendship between Krishna and Arjuna has the flavor of Uttara Phalguni—a divine, supportive alliance. This star is also associated with the "Chayani Shakti"—the power of accumulation and prosperity through partnership. It is said that marriages formed under this star are lasting because they are based on duty and friendship, not just fleeting passion.