Rahu, a shadow planet, was thought to have significant influence on a person’s life and destiny. Rahu is the dragon’s head in mythology, while Ketu is the dragon’s tail, both part of a single demon. In astrology, this thing signifies chaos, disruption, and transformation. In astrology, the houses with Rahu are like areas of life … Read more
Rahu Kaal, a crucial concept in Vedic astrology, has intrigued scholars for centuries due to its origin and astronomical implications. This period is governed by Rahu, a celestial body in astrological mythology. Rahu Kaal’s roots lie in Hindu cosmology. Rahu is a shadowy celestial body demonized for its perceived malefic impact. Particularly, Rahu is associated … Read more
In Vedic astrology, Rahu is considered a shadow planet – one that does not have a physical presence but has a profound impact on human lives. Placed in different houses in the twelve-housed horoscopic wheel, it yields different effects. This piece offers an exploration of the implications of Rahu’s positioning in the 4th house in … Read more
“Both Rahu and Ketu are known as Karmic planets, which means, the energy that drives all our materialistic and spiritual actions in this world. So self-enlightenment and balancing of worldly wanting and spiritual desires makes this life perfect.“ Rahu symbolizes the uncharted territories (known as the “Outer World”) and the elements within our lives that … Read more
Natives born under the Moon sign of Cancer and under the birth Nakshatra of Punarvasu last Pada, Pushya or Ashlesha experience the transit of Rahu through 9th house while Rahu moves through the sign of Pisces. The primary character defining Rahu‘s stint in Pisces lies within its attribute of amplified spiritual aspirations. Since Rahu signifies … Read more
Rahu, often dubbed as the ‘north node of the moon,’ the ‘dragon’s head,’ or the ‘shadow planet,’ is a unique celestial object in the Vedic astrological system. It’s known to bring forth intense, transformative experiences. Scholars often interpret Rahu as a disruptive influence that stimulates growth through discomfort. Characterized by its inherent nature of amplification, … Read more
In the realm of Vedic Astrology, Rahu Mahadasha stands as a significant time period spanning 18 years, governed by Rahu, the head of the mythical dragon. Rahu, one of the nine primary celestial bodies, referred to as “Navagrahas,” is a node associated with shadow planets; though not a planet in the traditional sense, its astrological … Read more
Rahu, termed as a ‘shadow planet’ in Vedic Astrology, although not physically existent, is acknowledged for its profound influence on human lives. The term ‘Mahadasha’ refers to a ‘major period,’ while ‘Antardasha’ is the term for a ‘sub-period.’ Mahadasha and Antardasha revolve around the concept of time. At its core, Rahu Mahadasha and Rahu Antardasha … Read more
Conceptually, Rahu represents the North Node of the Moon. It signifies unseen forces, desires, obsessions, spirituality, and illusions, encouraging a profound exploration of these domains in one’s life. As such, it comes as no surprise in astrological circles that the onset of Rahu Mahadasha often triggers a heightened pursuit of materialistic desires or spiritual quests. … Read more
Understanding Rahu Mahadasha Vedic astrology, or Jyotish Shastra, considers Rahu Mahadasha as one of the several planetary periods each one of us must experience during our lifecycle. Essentially, a “Mahadasha” is a phase of a planet’s rule, during which that planet’s inherent energies are significantly pronounced and influential in a person’s life. Rahu, often depicted … Read more