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Dasha Periods of the Wayward Rahu

Rahu in the Twelve House of the Chart

Dr K S Charak

he dasha results of a planet are vastly

dependent upon its location in the natal

chart, besides other attendant factors. We have

already had an inkling of the results of the MD

of Rahu and those of the various ADs under the

MD of Rahu. Before we discuss the results of AD

of Rahu under the MD of various planets, it may

be worthwhile to understand the results con-

ferred by Rahu when it occupies different houses

of the horoscopic chart.

We shall consider here the views from

three classics, viz., the Maanasaagari (MS), the

Phaladeepika (PD) and the Sarvartha Chintamani

(SC). It will be generally seen that Rahu is

eminently beneficial when it occupies houses

3, 6, 10 and 11. According to the Sarvartha

Chintamani, Rahu in the houses 6, 8 and 12

gives various problems during its dasha periods.

There is some overlap here. We shall have to see

how Rahu behaves when it occupies the sixth

house.

capable of conferring on the native varied

pleasures as well as affluence. It also yields good

results when aspected by benefics, and when

without malefic aspect. An unafflicted malefic

alone may not cause any problem. But when

malefic influences act in combination, adverse

results are produced. We have already eluci-

dated the effect of Rahu in the lagna in chart 2

(vide the Vedic Astrology vol. 5 no. 6, November-

December 2001 issue).

An afflicted

Rahu in the

lagna con-

fers on the

native ill

health and

ugly looks,

unless coun-

tered by

benefics.

Rahu in 2H

MS: Rahu in the second house makes one a thief,

ever haughty, given to intense suffering. The

native has access to a lot of wine and flesh, and

he resides in the houses of the fallen ones.

PD: Rahu in the second makes one given to

deceitful conversation, easily angered, suffering

from disease of the oral cavity, detestable,

comfortable and wealthy due to help from

the king.

Rahu in Lagna

MS: Rahu in the lagna renders the native ever

ailing. Supporter of his family members, the

native is talkative, red-eyed, a sinner, ever

engaged in forbidden activities and adept in

courageous deeds.

SC: The dasha of Rahu occupying the second

house deprives one of status and wealth. The

native obtains unwholesome food to eat, serves

a fallen king and indulges in lies and anger.

Comments: The second house rules over speech

as well as the oral cavity. Rahu in the second

confers on one unclear speech, and speech with

hidden meaning. The native has a quarrelsome

nature and deals in animal skins and sale of

fish. If unafflicted, Rahu in the second ensures

monetary gains.

PD: Rahu in the lagna makes one short-lived,

wealthy and strong. The native has a disease

involving the upper part of his body.

SC: The dasha of Rahu located in the lagna leads

to loss of discrimination, danger from poison,

fire and weapon, loss of dear ones, suffering in

general, and defeat in battle.

Rahu in 3H

MS: The third house Rahu destroys the natives

brother but blesses the native with comforts,

wealth, wife, children and friends. If this Rahu

is exalted, the native possesses elephants, horses

(vehicles!) and servants.

Comments: Rahu is a natural malefic, equivalent

to Saturn in effect. Its occupation of the lagna is

not conducive to sound health or long life. It

confers cruelty and ugly looks on the native. It

should, however, be remembered that Rahu can

give beneficial results under certain situations.

Thus Rahu in the lagna identical with Mesha

(Aries), Karka (Cancer) and Simha (Leo) is

PD: The native with Rahu in the third is proud,

opposed to his brothers (and sisters), wealthy,

long lived and of stable intellect.

Vedic Astrology / Volume 6, Number 2

Afflicted

Saturn in

the fifth

house, also

an afflicted

Moon, can

lead to

mental de-

pression.

SC: The dasha of Rahu occupying the third

house confers gains from children, wife and

brethren, general comforts, lordship over others,

foreign travel, favours from the ruler, and con-

finement (suffering!) from agricultural pursuits.

Comments: Rahu in the third house generally

confers great benefits on the native. It makes one

wealthy, valiant and long-lived. However, it is

not conducive to harmonious relationship with

ones siblings. Or the siblings tend to suffer in

various ways. The fourth is the house of

agriculture. A malefic, like Rahu, in the twelfth

from fourth, i.e., in the third house, is not good

for agricultural pursuits.

Comments: The fifth house Rahu is not good for

(male) progeny though a solitary unafflicted

Rahu here often does ensure the birth of one son.

Rahus influence over the Moon or the fifth

house or the fifth lord leads to phobias of

different kinds and intensities. In the case of

female natives, Rahu in the fifth can cause

disease of the uterus (womb).

Chart 5, born on January 2, 1946, belongs to a

male native with Kumbha (Aquarius) lagna. This

millionaire industrialist has Rahu and retrograde

Saturn, the latter being the lagna lord, in the fifth

house in Mithuna (Gemini). Almost all the

planets, other than the debilitated and retrograde

tenth lord Mars in the sixth, have something

to do with the fifth or the ninth house. In fact,

six of them actually fall in the 5/11 axis. This

ensures a very sound financial worth of the

native. The lagna gains strength from Jupiters

aspect and a vargottama lagna lord, through the

latter is afflicted to some extent.

Rahu dasha (May 29, 1994 to May 29, 2012)

has, however, created some trouble. There have

been problems of liquidity and the projects

undertaken are not being looked after satis-

factorily. Pressure from creditors and persistent

apprehension of legal action from them have

robbed him of sound sleep. Particularly the

Rahu-Saturn (July 5, 1999 to May 11, 2002)

period has been quite taxing mentally as well

as financially. With an afflicted fifth house,

though aspected by Jupiter, the native has no

sons but only three daughters. Loans availed

from one of the sons-in-law also gave him tough

time and he suffered severe mental depression

at one stage. Saturn in the fifth, afflicted by

Rahu, and the Moon also grossly afflicted,

predispose one to mental depression. The situ-

ation in the Dashmasha does not appear too

bad, though here too Rahu occupies the fifth

house justifying a lot of mental tension. There

is also a lot of protection in the Dashmamsha

chart, with the lagna lord occupying the lagna

and Jupiter aspecting it.

Rahu in 4H

MS: The native with Rahu in the fourth house,

as the overlord of a village, resides on one side

(in isolation!) in misery, bereft of wealth and near

ones. Devoted to the mean, a backbiter and a

sinner, be begets one daughter and has a frail wife.

PD: With Rahu in the fourth, the native is

foolish, troublesome, short-lived but blessed

with friends, and occasionally also comfortable.

SC: The dasha of Rahu occupying the fourth

house destroys the native as well as his mother;

there occur losses in agriculture, ire of the ruler,

trouble to wife, mental torment, danger from

fire and thieves, risk of imprisonment, physical

illness to wife and children, and detachment

from wife, children as well as the world.

Comments: The fourth is an adverse house for

occupation by Rahu. The health and longevity of

the mother tend to suffer. The fourth house

stands for comforts at home. Rahu here destroys

peace at home and generates conflict with wife

and children.

Rahu in 5H

MS: Rahu associated with the Moon in the fifth

house causes harm (disease or death!) to the

son and makes the native consistently angry. If

Rahu associates with the Moon in any other

house, the native gets one son whose dress is

often ugly and shabby.

Rahu in 6H

MS: Rahu in the sixth makes one a destroyer of

his opponents and blessed with sons, wealth and

varied comforts. If Rahu here is exalted, the

native rectifies several injustices, and is devoted

to someone elses wife.

PD: The native with Rahu in the sixth is wealthy

and long-lived. He suffers from peri-anal ail-

ments and is tormented by an enemy or a malefic

graha (suffers illness!).

PD: The native with Rahu in the fifth house is

sonless, stone-hearted, with a diseased womb,

and a nasal twang in voice.

SC: The dasha of Rahu located in the fifth house

causes loss of discrimination, lack of enjoyment

from food, disturbance in studies, conflicts with

others and mental torment. Additionally, there

occur harm to progeny and ire of the ruler.

Vedic Astrology / Volume 6, Number 2

SC: The dasha of Rahu occupying the sixth

house leads to fear from fire, thief or the king,

loss of earnings and of ones well-wishers,

diabetes, tuberculosis, splenic disorders, skin

disease, imbalance of Pitta in the body, and

even death.

Rahu

Saturn

(R)

Sun

Moon

Venus

Ketu

Lagna

Mars

(R)

Chart 5

Birth Chart

January 2, 1946

Mercury

Comments: The sixth house is generally consid-

ered good for Rahu to occupy. Rahu here tends

to destroy ones opponents and also illness.

Malefics in the sixth generally ensure a sound

health for the native. However, to overcome

disease there must be a disease in the first place.

Or there must be enemies there if they have to

be destroyed. It will be seen that a native with

Rahu in the sixth would generally have a sound

resistance against disease and would succeed in

annihilating his enemies. Being in the house of

disease and of enemies, Rahu creates them and

destroys them.

In Chart 6 (female native, born on October 27,

1949; at 6:30 hours IST; at 30ºN26', 75ºE03'),

Rahu occupies the sixth house, in Meena

(Pisces). The native is a highly successful

practising gynaecologist who developed mul-

tiple joint pains and deformities. The problem

started in 1983 with the commencement of

Rahu dasha (December 27, 1982 to December

27, 2000), and soon became severe enough to

cripple her. All medical treatment, including

steroids, chloroquine, and gold injections, failed

to give her relief. Sometime in the middle of

1995, during Rahu-Venus period (July 15, 1994

to July 15, 1997), she underwent total, bilateral

knee replacement. Rahu is in the sixth house

while Venus (AD) is the eighth lord both from

the lagna as well as from Rahu (MD). Both Rahu

and Venus receive the aspect of Mars, the planet

for surgery. In the navamsha chart, Rahu is

associated with the Sun, and the sixty-fourth

navamsha lord Jupiter, while it receives the

aspect of Mars. In the Drekkana, the RKA

involves the twenty-second Drekkana while

Venus owns it.

This chart shows a very prominent Dhana

yoga or combination for wealth. The lagna lord

Venus occupies the second house, the second

lord Mars occupies the eleventh house, while

the eleventh lord Sun occupies the lagna. Thus,

the lagna, the second and the eleventh are

very favourably linked. In addition, the Mars-

Saturn combination in the eleventh house in

itself is a Dhana-yoga. This is also confirmed

in the navamsha where the lagna lord Jupiter

combines with the ninth lord Sun in the

second house.

Sun

Moon

Venus

Ketu

Rahu

Saturn (R)

Jupiter

Mercury

Jupiter

Mars

(R)

Lagna

6°04'

Mars (R)

4°45'

Venus

10°49'

Sun

18°06'

Mercury

26°54'

Saturn (R) 29°10'

Moon

3°02'

Jupiter

1°51'

Rahu

6°54'

Ketu

Saturn

Rahu

Jupiter

Mercury Moon

Lagna

Sun

Venus

Mars

Navamsha

Mars

Mercury

Venus

Rahu

Lagna

Jupiter

Sun

Ketu

Saturn

Moon

Mercury

Venus

Saturn

Lagna

Mars

Sun

Mercury Venus

Saturn

Lagna

Mars

Sun

Ketu

Dashamsha

Moon

Rahu

Jupiter

Venus

Ketu

Mercury

Rahu

Lagna

Sun

Mars

Saturn

Moon

Chart 6

Birth Chart

October 27, 1949

Jupiter

Mars

Saturn

Moon

Venus

Lagna

Sun

Ketu

Mercury

Rahu

Lagna

7°35'

Mars

6°51'

Venus

25°40'

Sun

10°08'

Mercury

24°27'

Saturn

22°49'

Moon

19°53'

Jupiter

1°28'

Rahu

22°27'

Vedic Astrology / Volume 6, Number 2

Mars

Sun Jupiter

Rahu

Rahu in 7H

MS: Rahu in the seventh confers on the native

a prodigal wife and numerous enjoyments in

the company of wife. If malefics influence Rahu

in the seventh house, the wife is wicked, ill

tempered and sinful.

PD: The native with Rahu in the seventh is of

independent nature, of limited wisdom, loses

money from association with women, a wid-

ower, and of depleted fertility.

Venus

Lagna

Saturn

Venus

Ketu

Sun

Jupiter

Rahu

Navamsha

Moon

Mercury

Mars

Mercury

Lagna

Saturn

Moon

Ketu

Saturn

Moon

Mercury

Ketu

Rahu

SC: The dasha of Rahu occupying the seventh

house leads to loss of wife, foreign travel, and

loss of wealth, progeny, agricultural produce as

well as of ones name and fame. Fear from

serpent, or death may occur.

Comments: Rahu in the seventh house tends

to make one an adulteror and to lose money

through women. It also ensures foreign travel;

seventh is the house for travel, and Rahu

the graha for Western direction as also for

nonconformism. ¦

Lagna

Mars

Sun

Venus

Drekkana

Jupiter

Venus

Jupiter

Mars

Sun

Saturn

Moon

Lagna

Rahu

Mercury

Ketu

(To be continued)

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