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Planets in houses · Vedic astrology
Ketu in the 12 Houses
Ketu is the Moon's south node, a shadow planet — the significator of detachment, intuition, spirituality, research and sudden separations; like Rahu it gives the results of its sign lord and of its house. Where it sits, counted from the lagna, decides which part of life it works through — each house below has its own page.
- Nature
- the Moon's south node, a shadow planet — the significator of detachment, intuition, spirituality, research and sudden separations; like Rahu it gives the results of its sign lord and of its house.
- Exalted in
- Scorpio (Vrishchika); debilitated in Taurus (Vrishabha) (the nodes' signs differ between texts).
- Aspects
- from any house, the 5th, 7th and 9th houses counted from itself.
- Mahadasha
- 7 years — Ketu mahadasha.
- 01
Ketu in the 1st house
Ketu on the lagna gives a detached, introspective, sometimes mysterious personality: the classical texts read restlessness, uncertainty about identity and minor health complaints, and later texts add intuition and spiritual depth. - 02
Ketu in the 2nd house
Ketu in the 2nd strips the house of display: speech is blunt or sparing, money is handled with detachment and family traditions feel distant, and the texts mention irregular wealth and complaints of the mouth, teeth or eyes. - 03
Ketu in the 3rd house
Ketu in the 3rd turns courage inward: the classical texts count the house among Ketu's good ones — fearlessness, renown and success in whatever is attempted alone — but the effort is quiet and self-taught, and younger siblings can feel distant. - 04
Ketu in the 4th house
In the 4th house of home and mother Ketu brings detachment: the classical texts read separation from the birthplace, an unusual relationship with the mother, unsettled property matters and inner restlessness. - 05
Ketu in the 5th house
In the house of children, intellect and past merit Ketu is read cautiously about children — delays or worries — and about digestion, but it gives a sharp intuitive intellect and an aptitude for mantra, astrology and spiritual study. - 06
Ketu in the 6th house
Ketu in the 6th cuts problems off at the root: the classical texts describe victory over enemies, freedom from debt, renown and a generous nature. - 07
Ketu in the 7th house
In the house of marriage Ketu brings detachment into partnership: the classical texts read misunderstandings, distance or separations in marriage, a spouse who is spiritual, unusual or emotionally unavailable, and some difficulty with business partners. - 08
Ketu in the 8th house
Ketu in the 8th is the seeker's placement: research, the occult, astrology and healing come naturally, and the texts credit it with insight into what others hide. - 09
Ketu in the 9th house
In the house of dharma and the father Ketu questions belief: the classical texts read distance or difficulty with the father or teachers and a faith that departs from tradition, while also giving a philosophical, spiritual mind and an interest in pilgrimage. - 10
Ketu in the 10th house
In the 10th house of career Ketu gives detached, specialised work: the classical texts read obstacles, changes of direction and indifference to status, while later practice sees success in technical, research, spiritual or healing work. - 11
Ketu in the 11th house
Ketu in the 11th fulfils desires by loosening them: the classical texts give gains, wealth and ambitions met, while noting few close friends, distance from elder siblings and income from unusual sources. - 12
Ketu in the 12th house
In the 12th house of release Ketu is the classic placement for spiritual inclination: later texts associate it with moksha, meditation and pilgrimage, while the older texts note expenditure and wandering.
Make your kundli and look for Ketu on the chart: the house it sits in, counted from the lagna, is the page to read, and the sign it is in is the row of that page’s table.
