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Aum kem ketave namah
Ketu Yantra from transcendencedesign.com |
Ketu in Tanu Bhava-1 |
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power-vacuum in the areas of Mangala the Inventor's natural terrain:
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Scattered Ketu's weak psychic boundaries create difficulty to achieve, obtain, maintain, or retain connection to:
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Ketu in bhava-1 = Rahu in bhava-7
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Psycho-emotionally, chidakaraka Ketu in bhava-1 inflicts an impossible loneliness.
Ketu-1 = a splendid placement for a celibate yogi. (Nevertheless, the early path involves much suffering.)
Physically, if tanu bhava fails to receive beneficial drishti, the flesh-body may look rather thin and the native may seem somewhat awkward of movement, even haggard in some cases depending on the lagnesha. Regardless of perceived beauty or not, the native is scheduled to become an iconic figure representing some social ideal or movement of consciousness. One is possessed of a uniquely significant appearance, associated primarily with ego-dispersion and inescapably tragic loss.
Barring drishti from Shukra (which can increase interest in being attractive) one cares rather little about making a good impression. (By contrast, Rahu in bhava-1 = deeply impassioned about making a good impression.) Socially, Ketu in lagna forms no impediment to marriage.
Ketu-1 produces a scattered, disconnected social identity known for its marital break-ups, widowhood, and overall identity dissolution. Marriage = Rahu The first life-partner may be fascinating and seductively attractive (Rahu), but the match is typically unsuitable. Marriage can bring humiliation as the native is being 'used' by a social-climbing partner. Graha yuti Rahu may show a collaborating agent working with the ambitious partner for mutual self-elevation.
Chameleon:
Ketu-1 becomes a blank screen upon whom the collective unconscious projects its own fantasy. The Ketu-rising native seems to represent a powerful value or set of values - yet the native is not committed to developing that value, and the native 's life may proceed without conscious awareness that the collective unconscious is vigorously busy in its projection.
By serving as the "blank screen" the native is ironically helping others to shape identity-definitions. The people often develop a powerful ego-attachment to the projected values as supposedly expressed through the material appearance of the native , and the audience engages in it's own ego-development through the childlike process of forming imaginary reactive relationships with the native which range from rejection to imitation. Many people believe that they "know about" the native whereas very few personally know the native . (Saber vs. cognocer, wissen vs kennen..) |
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KETU IN Bhava-1= Similar to the effect of Ketu + Chandra Ketu/1 Attraction-Repulsion Desire-Apathy perpetual underlying psychic grief for some ineffable lost connection to Self. Lord Surya
Lord Chandra
Lord Mangala
Lord Budha
Lord Guru
Lord Shukra
Lord Shani
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Scattering behavior may give an incoherent (un-glued) personal identity. the native may function like a "blank screen" upon which the conflicting expectations of the public may be projected. Many variegated attributes may be assigned to the personality even while in truth the person is unattached to the social identity. Rahu-defined life partner-advisers however, whether human or divine, are charismatic and ambitious. Relationships Ketu in bhava-1 = Rahu in bhava-7 Ketu in lagna = whether male or female or somewhere in-between, one is often defined by marriage or alliance to a charismatic validation-hungry Rahu type.
The Ketu native may appear disinterested and dissatisfied toward even the most socially grand and spectacular relationship. The first spouse is often from a different social class or background. The first spouse is self-elevating (even self-catapulting) and notably ambitious. Just as Rahu the immortality-seeking demi-god wanted desperately to sneak into the ranks of the immortal gods, and He would adopt any disguise to do so, Rahu in the kundali represents the desire to attain membership in an ultimate, exalted, pinnacle elite. Rahu the Jyotisha Graha represents one who aims to "pass" as a member of an exotic collectivity or association (11) and thus to gain (11) privileges granted to this elite target group. The Other-partner (Rahu) wants to take risks, have grand adventures, and shoot for high goals. The Other-partner (Rahu) = passionate about life and quick-uncoiling but the native (Ketu) = apathetic about life and statically ambivalent toward movement. If Ketu moves at all, He is reluctant and slow. The Other-partner (Rahu) = expedient, materialistic, and Goal-Oriented. (Rahu = co-lord of Kumbha-11 = goals and achievements) (Rahu) desires to charm, pander, poach and seduce one's way into a higher social station through clever marriages and exciting sexual liaisons; the native (Ketu) = disinterested in mating behaviors and generally ambivalent - sometimes even repulsed by - toward matters of the Flesh.
The Other-partner (Rahu) wants to experience a sudden, exhilarating trajectory from the station of one's birth to a measurably "more valuable" position. the native (Ketu) seeks no weight, no value, no validation. Ketu does not care about station, location, position, valuation, or recognition. The Other-partner (Rahu) is boastful and possibly deceitful. Rahu is an expedient agent in contractual agreements and often His true motives are cleverly disguised. For His part, Ketu = uncaring and negligent in relationship, often reluctant to undertake the Movement that Rahu demands in order to meet Rahu's urgent need for social visibility, promotion, and elevation. The Rahu agent complains of feeling unsupported by an unresponsive Ketu partner . Examples:
Often but not always a de-sexualizing, anti-lust, anti-ambition influence which turns the native 's attention to other-worldly views while the spouse becomes increasingly ambitious.
other-worldly energy, eccentric or peculiar physical appearance, disregard for customary appearances and ways of social-physical movement Generally dislikes focused public attention (anti-publicity Ketu) Jackie Kennedy O. although will find scatter-plot movement patterns to distract the public eye (cameras).
Psychological expectation of abandonment and rejection by one's own flesh-body, by the social agencies which judge the merits of one's appearance, by the warriors and the athletes, by those strongly attached to life and birth, by the forces of vitality and regeneration (Ketu = abandonment, chidakaraka)
The flesh-body = Ketu-ish, peculiar, detached, eccentric, odd. Best results occur with drishti from Ketu - gives the power to move forward on eccentric life path. Without the Mangala drishti one may be buffeted by the winds of other people's agendas. Feels that the body appearance is a 'mirage'. Loses attachment-grounding in his natural body. May lack ego coherence, but he gains psychic sensitivity of the ego-detached, has a great awareness of others' needs. Perpetually reinventingthe attribute-package of the social personality. Purgesone dissatisfying identity after the next. Extraordinary ability to reflect the aspirations and psychic projections of the public. the native is available to public Idealization. Ability to apprehend reality that is not related to the physical plane, e.g. direct spiritual perceptions not impeded by materialistic skepticism. Potential for damage to the total body often at time of birth (1) via accident or injury when Ketu the Undefended receives malefic drishti which signals a ghostly attack. Possibly an unwanted or difficult child but more often a spiritually gifted one. Ketu in 1 = a significant spiritual asset for those who live a life of conscious detachment (Mother Teresa, St. Bernadette). Can give psychic permeability, involuntary channeling, substance issues related to unstable ego, psychic "walk-ins". May have trouble respecting the boundaries of others. Often had a psychically predatory parent who invaded their space. Feels unsettled, rootless. Dissatisfaction, ambivalence and uncertainty regarding the privilege to manifest a physical body. Weakened vitality; Resistance to ego-validation; potentially so much repulsion and distrust toward the flesh that one might experienceeven resistance to core validation by the divine (Mother Teresa). |
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Ketu in 1 = Long-term material success is inhibited by doubt re: one's Ability to connectwith: flesh-body's physical vitality. |
One's connection to the source of identity and vitality is somehow severed. E.g., UK Prince William Windsor tragically lost his mother
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Regardless of how one is really handling the world of home and country, the native can passively reflect the body-personality image of the psychic projections of thecollective unconscious. Marriage provides identity the native has relatively little distinguishable identity until after the time of marriage. Rahu in 7 guarantees that the spouse will have a vital, ambitious, charismatic character which is intriguing, risky, and often capable of mesmerizing the public. "No barriers" Ketu connects the native to the experiences of His house through apathy and disregard for expectations. One does as one wants, wandering somewhat aimlessly in varied pursuits; the public is free to project whatever values or attributes it desires.
Karaka for "falling into life". Ketu's ability to absorb the public's projection upon one's physical image may lead to a career infashion-modeling, film roles, warrior-athlete, body-image.
Body image is iconic but haggard Like all graha, Ketu gains dignity in lagna. Ketu absorbs all projections. The mirageof a vigorously healthy body reflecting the complete socially-approved facade may be strong with Ketu in lagna. E.g., the native may be a self-destructively chronic dieter + smokerwho tries desperately to defy the Ketu-body-image marginalization dilemma. One may apparently succeed in looking fashionable ( Jackie Kennedy O., Jennifer Aniston) but at the cost of fatal lung cancer or a tragic paralysis. Often indicates that the native becomes exceedingly famous due to "passive absorption" of the public projected fantasy image.
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| Ketu in navamsha lagna |
Ketu in navamsha lagna can be associated with a lifetime sense of
disconnectedness or incompleteness. A splendid placement for spiritual
development, as it reminds the native perpetually that "there is no
'ness' in emptiness". However, relationships both personal and professional may feel rather empty and the native must remind oneself that this is a correct perception, despite much social advertising that would suggest otherwise. Ketu neither adds nor subtracts. No matter the external glamour, there is an inner sense of being scattered and "unhinged". |
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Das says of Ketu in bhava-1 |
"Anguish through relatives; fear and anxiety from the wicked.
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