Rahu in 12 sthana counted from Chandra lagna * BP Lama Jyotisha

Graha * Gochara

Shukla Paksha * Krishna Paksha

Om shram sreem shraum sah chandraya namah

Om bhram bhreem bhroum sah rahave namah

Agents of Rahu

counted from

Chandra Lagna

Safety vs. Risk

Emotional dramatis personae and their typical behaviors

Rahu-Ketu: Directory of Jyotisha Descriptions

Rahu may induce arrythmia:

step-wise rules for ascending the social-hierarchy

social conventions re: who is eligible for specific rank and recognition;
normal steps toward accomplishment of social-material goals
safety of predictable routines

Rahu's placement vis-a-vis Chandra-lagna helps to define:

Which social norms will Rahu challenge?

Who will be the primary agents of quick uncoiling and ambition to rise?
Who are the antagonists, the protagonists, and what are the social-material consequences?

Rahu + Chandra-1

see also Rahu yuti Somana

Rahu in 2nd-from-Chandra

see Rahu in 2nd

Rahu in 3rd-from-Chandra

see also Rahu in 3rd

Rahu in 4th-from-Chandra

see also Rahu in 4th

Rahu in 5th-from-Chandra

see also Rahu in 5th

Rahu in 6th-from-Chandra

see also Rahu in 12th

Positive Desire vs. Negative Desire

from The Dalai Lama's Little Book of Inner Peace: The Essential Life and Teachings

by His Holiness the Dalai Lama

"Desires can be either negative or positive.

If I desire to acquire something for myself -- let's say I desire good health when I am ill, or a bowl of rice when I am hungry -- such a desire is perfectly justified.

The same applies to selfishness, which can be either negative or positive.

In most cases, asserting oneself only leads to disappointment, or to conflict with other egos that feel as exclusively about their existence as we do about our own.

This is especially true when a strongly developed ego-membrane indulges in capricious or demanding behavior.

The illusion of having a permanent self is a secret danger that stalks us all : "I want this", "I want that." It can even lead us to kill.

Excessive selfishness leads to uncontrollable perversions, which always end badly.

But on the other hand, a firm confident sense of self can be a very positive element.

Without a strong sense of self, that is, of one's skills, potential, and convictions, nobody can take on significant responsibilities.

Responsibility requires true self-confidence.

How could a mother without hands save her child from the river?"

file update: 13-Jun-2018

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