Vishakha means "The Forked One" or "Two-Branched." Its deities are the dual gods Indra (King of Gods) and Agni (God of Fire). This combination creates a potent mix of political power (Indra) and spiritual/transformative energy (Agni). The mythology of the "Forked Branch" represents a choice. Vishakha natives often face a divergence in life—a choice between the material and the spiritual, or between two career paths. They are often torn. The symbol is the Triumphal Arch. This signifies success *after* struggle. Vishakha is the star of the conqueror. Indra is constantly fighting demons to maintain his throne. Similarly, Vishakha natives feel they must fight for everything they get. They are ambitious, competitive, and goal-oriented. They are fuelled by a sense of "lack" or jealousy (Indra was always jealous of sages gaining power). This jealousy, if channeled, becomes the fuel for high achievement. Another symbol is the Potter's Wheel. This implies patience and the slow molding of one's destiny. While the Indra side wants instant victory, the Agni/Potter side knows that true transformation takes heat and time. Vishakha connects Libra and Scorpio. It starts with the social grace of Libra but descends into the intense, secretive depths of Scorpio. It is the point where the social butterfly decides to become a sorcerer.