Rahu and Ketu are called shadowy planets by our ancients. They are not substantial heavenly bodies with an observable body shape or mass like the Sun, Moon and other planets. Hindu mythology has in {…}
Read MoreKetu, the South Node of the Moon means a “sign”, or a “banner” in Sanskrit. If Rahu is the planet of worldly desire, then Ketu is the planet of otherworldly desire, or spirituality. Ketu represents {…}
Read MoreKetu, the South Node of the Moon means a “sign”, or a “banner” in Sanskrit. If Rahu is the planet of worldly desire, then Ketu is the planet of otherworldly desire, or spirituality. Ketu represents {…}
Read MoreKetu, the South Node of the Moon means a “sign”, or a “banner” in Sanskrit. If Rahu is the planet of worldly desire, then Ketu is the planet of otherworldly desire, or spirituality. Ketu represents {…}
Read MoreKetu, the south node of Moon represents a sign or a banner. Ketu represents the pole and the flag on the pole is Rahu. Ketu is all that what Rahu is not. Rahu is {…}
Read MoreSon of Simhika, Rahu, tried drinking Amrit (nectar for eternal life) stealthily and that invoked the wrath of Lord Vishnu. Lord Vishnu released his Sudarshan Chakra and chopped off the head of Rahu. But {…}
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