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Conclusions and observations
Some conclusions and observations are being given to help
readers understand the case studies being presented.
The book "The Mystery of Ketu in a horoscope" is
being patterned on the model of the Mystery of Rahu in a horoscope".
1. Ketu in the 5th house denotes unorthodoxy which gets reflected
in unorthodox marriage of the person concerned or one of his
children, generally.
2. It is in accordance with the accepted classical principles
as the 5th house represents both tradition and progeny. Many
horoscopes can be seen with Ketu in the 5th house of persons
whose children have had unorthodox marriages from the Indian
point of view. In the caste-conscious Hindu community where
we have also regional considerations, Ketu in the 5th house
has to show a departure from traditions.
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to have extra-marital relations. It is doubtful whether now,
when permissiveness has become quite widespread, such a point
can be stressed.
4. An extension of permisiveness in modern world is living
together, without marrying which is a common feature of Western
life.
5. Professionally, Ketu in the 5th favours medical career.
It can be extended to one’s children one of whom may become
a doctor.
6. Ketu in the 5th gives more daughters than sons.Or the
death of a child, particularly of a male child, seems to a
very common occurence.
7. Debilitated Ketu in the 5th house seems to be generally
good both for marriage and the birth of male children.
8. Eldest or youngest? Some points which should be tested
deeply are based on the observations I had made in my book
the Mystery of Rahu. Like Jupiter in the 11th house which
can make one the first or the eldest child of the parents
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Rahu can give also the position of the youngest of the siblings
or the youngest in its own sex. When Rahu is in the 11th house,
Ketu will be in the 5th house.
9. Nature of Education: Ketu in the 5th can give technical,
semi-technical education. In the house of a benefic like Mercury,
Jupiter or Venus, it can give an inclination towards fine
arts, literature etc. Traditionally, Ketu in this position
has been favoured for medical education.
10. Sex of children: Ketu in the 5th has not been favoured
as far as children are concerned. In determining the sex of
the child, Ketu inclines, it seems, to favour the birth of
female children more.
Synthesis
In Hindu astrology the art of synthesis needs stressing and
not taking the literal interpretation of a single combination.
It is to be done in two ways:
The horoscope as a whole should be examined and the synthesis
done.
Then the divisional horoscopes should be examined along with
the birth horoscope for total synthesis. It then becomes necessary
not to work on wrong divisional horoscopes.
The observations given here are the result of examination
of many horoscope. They should not be treated as dogmas. They
should be taken as dependable guiding principles.
In the first part, effects of Ketu in 5th house alone are
being shown through different horoscope. In the parts to follow,
since a series on Ketu has been planned for the Journal, many
other aspects of Ketu in different houses will be covered.
This is a research, an exploration.
It should be remembered that no one, except God can utter
the final world on any aspect of human knowledge, particularly
astrology.
The paper must conclude with the observation that a good
Ketu in the 5th aspected by a benefic, the 5th lord or even
a benefic can give extraordinary powers of intuition. I am
reproducing some parts from the article of K.N. Rao, in one
of the coming issues on Gajakesari Yoga, where he writes about
his jyotisha guru.
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