Uttara Ashadha might be the only nakshatra in the Brihat Jataka with zero shadow side. Anyone else notice this?

Was going back through Varahamihira's nakshatra descriptions and Uttara Ashadha stands out for a strange reason: almost every other nakshatra gets a mixed read, some virtue, some warning. Uttara Ashadha's classical line is "obedient, learned in rules of virtue, many friends, grateful, returns favours, generally liked." It's all upside.

What's interesting is why, mechanically. The deities are the Vishwa Devas, the universal/collective gods, so the whole nakshatra is oriented toward collective good rather than individual drive. And "obedient" here isn't passivity — in context it reads as respect for legitimate structure, which pairs oddly well with Sun as ruler (which gives its own authority). So you get someone who can both lead and defer depending on what the situation needs.

The reciprocity piece ("grateful, returns favours") is the part I find most underrated — it's basically describing a reputation that compounds over decades rather than charm that works in a room.

Curious whether people with Moon in UA (or a strong UA placement) actually recognize this, or whether the "too perfect" classical read flattens something real. What's the shadow the texts aren't naming?