The meaning of Ishita

A summary of the various interpretations of the wonderful name that is Ishita:

Ishita comes from the Indian word which means, "Superior"

Ishita Meaning: Desired, Greatness, Mastery, Wealth


Language: Sanskrit
Thematic: Mythology
Meaning: Goddess Durga's name is "Ishita" because She has the power named “Ishitva”

ISHITVA :

The facile and effortless dominion over the system is known as Ishitva. The superintendence of the situation through actions as effortless as the blinking of one's eyes is Ishitva.

Ishitva means lordship. You are the lord of your senses, the lord of your mind. It means you conquer and wherever you go, that lordship is there. That is why you call Jesus 'Lord Jesus,' or Krishna 'Lord Krishna." Often these powers come to a social, political or religious leader and all too often, we see how this power is misused. You have to develop humility and remember that God alone is Lord. If you allow the ego to operate this siddhi, then definitely there will be brainwashing and the killing of the spirit of others. You must be very careful to remain humble. All great Masters fall on their knees when this siddhi manifests and pray again to the Almighty to bless them with humility. "Blessed are the poor in spirit ..." it is said, "for theirs is the kingdom of heaven." Otherwise, you will get lordship over certain things, such as continents or wealth, etc., but you'll lose the Kingdom.

Numerological Meaning:

• Potential. Entertainer - Expression / Destiny Number 3.

• Positive. Questing a destiny along a variety of paths that may include writing, speaking, singing, acting or teaching; our entertainers, writers, litigators, teachers, salesmen, and composers. Ishita also has the destiny to sell herself or sell just about any product that comes along. Ishita is imaginative in her presentation, and Ishita may have creative talents in the arts, although these are more likely to be latent. Ishita is an optimistic person that seems ever enthusiastic about life and living. Ishita is friendly, loving and social, and people like Ishita because she is charming and such a good conversationalist. Her ability to communicate may often inspire others. It is her role in life to inspire and motivate; to raise the spirits of those around her.

• Negative. Superficial. Ishita may tend to scatter her forces and simply be too easygoing. It is advisable for the negative 3 to avoid dwelling on trivial matters, especially gossip.

• Desire. Recognition - Soul Urge Number 1. Ishita wants to lead and direct, to work independent of supervision, by yourself or with subordinates. Ishita takes pride in her abilities and want to be recognized for them. Ishita may seek opportunities to display her strength and usefulness, wanting to create and originate. In her desire to manage the big picture and the main issues, Ishita may often leave the details to others.

• Positive. Ambitious and determined, a leader seeking opportunities. There is a great deal of honesty and loyalty in this character. If Ishita possesses positive 1 Soul Urge qualities, Ishita is very attainment oriented and driven to success. Ishita is a loyal friend and strictly fair in her business dealings.

• Negative. Apt to dominate situations and people; the home, the spouse, the family and the business. Emotions aren't strong in this nature. If Ishita possesses an excess of 1 energy, Ishita may, at times, be boastful and egotistic. Ishita must avoid being too critical and impatient of trifles. The need of the 1 Soul Urge is the development of friendliness, and a sincere interest in people.

The sum of alphabetical order of letters in ISHITA is 66 and this makes ISHITA arithmetic buddies with words like Sociable, Demure, Happy, Only, Whiz, Zany, Careful, Tender, Vivid.
 
Hope this is useful for all those who would like to name their little precious Ishita!

Self-Discipline

I am trying to juggle several priorities in my life and all of them are equally important. I am improving my guitar skills as I really enjoy it and have longed to play it for a long time. Now that I have got an opportunity to do so and it gives me some thing to take my mind of other worries, I have to give it my best. Second, I have to improve my skills from a career perspective. This is a tough one. It involves a lot of effort and commitment and i am just plain scared of the effort it involves. For this, first and foremost, I have to hit my books and also look at other educational opportunities to improve my vocational skills. Third, I need to change jobs as I feel I my career progression will be restricted in my present organization. Fourth, before I make the switch, I need to ensure that my present initiative is successful and I leave by handing over the reins of a winning horse. I will soon have the additional responsibility of a brand new father - so yes I will be busy. But, from my perspective, all these duties to myself and to the people around me are equally important and I have to find time for each one of them. It is a matter of self discipline - about giving your full commitment to each activity when doing it and not wasting time watching TV or sleeping or procrastinating. That I feel is the biggest challenge I now face. To will myself to achieve the goals I set for myself. At work, i have found it useful to make a checklist of tasks to be achieved each day and striking off as each one is completed. The satisfaction and piece of mind one gets from a hard day's work is incomparable. It also helps you build self-confidence that no other form of motivation can give you. I hope I would be able to bring a similar form of discipline in my personal life soon. At the beginning, I have not even mentioned the many other aspirational things I want to include in my daily routine - becoming a good cook (although I believe I do know a few tricks that I learnt watching my mother), getting good at badminton (i have not been able to find a regular slot over weekends that i can play), doing something useful for the community in terms of giving back (gosh when will I ever come to this one?!). God please give me the strength to achieve my personal goals in this New Year...