Nakshatras described- 5

Hasta (The Hand) Nakshatra

Deity: Savitri
Yoni: Buffalo
Gana: Deva

As per the symbol assigned to this Nakshatra, Hasta people are skilled in everything related to hand. They are gifted craftsmen, healers, artists, palmists or even pickpockets. Hasta people are usually endowed with comic and clever wit. They are good entertainers and charmers. The people born in this Nakshatra usually suffer a lot of hardships in their earlier life. They usually turn their path to spirituality. Hasta people are very intelligent, and make genuine and good counselors to people.

Hasta people also have the tendency of not letting the things go. They hold on to their routines, their dogmas, and their loved ones. Once they come in touch with their self, their enlightenment is inevitable.

Chitra (The bright one) Nakshatra

Deity: Vishwakarma (the supreme architect)
Yoni: Tiger
Gana: Rakshasa

Chitra born natives are one of the most fascinating people around. They always stand apart from the crowd. Extremely well groomed, with their big eyes and well-proportioned body, they exude a charming persona. Chitra people are extremely charming and intelligent conversationalist. They have artistic flairs, which they use in day-to-day life. Apart from wearing decorative costumes and jewellery, they are majorly in streams of arts like interior decoration and visual arts. They are brilliant organizers with eye for details. They also make good architects and jewellery designer.

People born in Chitra can have deep insight as psychic. They are also highly spiritual.   Swati (The independent one) Nakshatra 
Deity: Vayudev (god of wind)
Yoni: Buffalo
Gana: Deva

Swati Nakshatra is related to goddess Saraswati herself. Therefore, this Nakshatra rules all form of learning, music and arts. Swati people have an artistic flair for communication. It is because of these qualities that they are quite successful financially and business wise. Ruled by the God of Wind, this Nakshatra imparts its natives with the qualities of quick change and restlessness. Swati people also cherish their independence fiercely. The same qualities can make them fickle minded and flexible at the same time. They are good learners and are ever curious to learn new things.