Dear Seeker! Let's be honest, nakshatras are not the simplest layer of the vast Jyotish universe. Understanding this subject of Vedic astrology does not come through a series of memorized theorems from the pages of textbooks. There are no and cannot be clear canons and ordinary interpretations.Traditionally, constellations are called nakshatras in Jyotish philosophy, they are also considered lunar stations. Each of them symbolizes one of the beautiful wives of the Moon God - Chandra. According to Vedic astrology, every day Chandra visits the house of one of his 27 wives.Here lies the secret, why each of our days is different from the other in emotional and energy terms. The contact of the Moon with 27 nakshatras creates a variety of situations and many aspects of actions related to different areas of our lives. Each of us, a respected seeker, stays with Chandra in the house of one of the wives and plunges into the energy flow of one or another nakshatra. It is very, very difficult to fully predict or follow the rules here, but it is quite possible to predict the approximate course of events, based on the environment in which the nakshatra plunges us.Bert Macover approaches the description of the character and charisma of each of Chandra's wives, because female charm defies straightforward logic. The author leads us in a poetic way to self-knowledge and self-acceptance.Having the secret of Chandra, dear Seeker, you will be able to plan, like the god of the moon, every new day. Start thinking outside the box and connect your mind with the One Cosmic!Editor's layout saved in PDF A4.