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Astrological importance of Ketu
In Sanskrit, Ketu, the Moon's South Node, signifies "sign" or "banner." Ketu is the planet of otherworldly desire, or spirituality, if Rahu is the planet of worldly want. The spiritual process of progression, or the refinement of materialisation to spirit, is represented by Ketu. Ketu is a worldly malefic and a spiritual benefice, as it generates anguish and loss, which eventually turns the world upside down.Focused intelligence, indicator of freedom, indication of knowledge, non-attachment, other worldly pursuits, fantasy, penetrating insight, derangement, carrier of guns and weapons, invisibility, and physic talents are some of Ketu's karakas or indications.
Ketu is the rest of Rahu's body, and it bestows spiritual tendencies, austerity, and a lack of connection to worldly goals and goals. Ketu is a half-planet that bestows wisdom, discrimination capabilities, and gyana-spiritual understanding, or self-knowledge. It endows its inhabitants with psychic talents and transforms them into masters of the healing arts, natural healing, and other healing modalities.
Herbs, spices, and foods that heal, tantric healing, and healing people who have been afflicted by bad spirits and ghosts Rahu's sign is Virgo, while Ketu's is Pisces. The guru, Jupiter, rules Pisces, and Ketu has control over it as well. The upper half of Ketu's body is said to be made up of a man's torso, while the lower half is made up of a fish body. Ketu is frequently shown wearing a diamond or a star on his head.
Ketu is claimed to be a sage from the Jaimini lineage, who developed one of ancient India's many philosophical schools. Rahu and Ketu are tied with many great myths.
Mercury, Venus, and Saturn are all buddies of Ketu's planet. Jupiter is a friend who is neutral. Ketu's opponents are the Sun, Moon, and Mars. Ketu signs and nakshatras: Ketu's nakshatras are Ashvini, Mul, and Magha. Its friendly signs include Gemini, Virgo, Sagittarius, Capricorn, and Pisces. Cancer and Leo are enemy signs. The Nagas, according to Vedic mythology, are serpent-like semi-divine beings who provide knowledge, protection, as well as fury and punishment to people who come into contact with them.
The serpent's forked tongue symbolises intoxication, with the first being poison, which causes dementia, and the second being amrita, or spiritual nectar, which causes ecstasy and divine knowledge.
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KETU AS SEEN IN TEMPLES
According to the Puranas, the God Vishnu bestows AMRITA, the nectar of immortality, upon the Devas. Vishnu was dispensing this amrita at the time. To the Devas, it is the nectar of immortality. Rahu, a demon, mixed with the Devas and was getting the amrita when the Sun and Moon detected him while Vishnu was dispensing the amrita. Vishnu launched his discus (Soodarshana Chakra) at Rahu and cut off his head while the luminaries screamed for help. Rahu, on the other hand, had already consumed the Amrita and was now an immortal head, disconnected from an immortal body. Rahu is the Sun's and Moon's most powerful adversary. The Moon's Nodes are shrouded in tradition and mystery in Vedic mythology, and they are regarded crucial in chart interpretation. In fact, the only Graha more powerful than the Sun in terms of planetary power is Rahu, the Moon's North Node, due to his potential to consume the Sun during a total solar eclipse.
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