What this quarter carries
Punarvasu pada 3 emphasizes learning, teaching, and communication during cycles of renewal.
Why the four quarters differ
A nakshatra is 13°20' wide and divides into four padas of 3°20'. Each pada is one navamsa, so the four quarters of Punarvasu fall in four consecutive navamsa signs — this one in Gemini. The birth star supplies the impulse; the navamsa decides what it is pointed at. That is why two people sharing Punarvasu are not reading the same chart.
This quarter spans 86°40' to 90°00' of the zodiac measured from the start of Aries.
What is crossing it
No slow graha crosses this quarter in the next eighteen months. Jupiter, Saturn, Rahu and Ketu are the ones worth watching at this width — the faster grahas pass through a pada in hours or days, which is too brief to read as a period.