SWARN SIDDHI · FICTIONAL REPORT-SPECIFIC SAMPLE
Rahu-Ketu Report
Read both nodes as one axis, identify their dispositors, test Kaal Sarp and show the node periods on your timeline.
Aarav Sharma (fictional) · Jaipur · 14 February 1992 · 10:35 AM
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Fictional profile · calculated chart
Meet the chart used throughout this sample.
- Date
- 14 February 1992
- Time
- 10:35 AM IST
- Place
- Jaipur, Rajasthan, India
Sets the first house and the structure of the D1 chart.
Used with the birth star in lunar and timing analysis.
Pada 1; the starting point for Vimshottari.
The sidereal sign occupied by the Sun at birth.
These four values are calculated outputs for the displayed fictional birth details. Changing the minute or location can change the Lagna and houses.
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D1 · Rashi chart
The calculated chart foundation.
Su Sun · Mo Moon · Ma Mars · Me Mercury · Ju Jupiter · Ve Venus · Sa Saturn · Ra Rahu · Ke Ketu
How this report uses it
The D1 is evidence, not decoration. The report-specific pages that follow say which houses, grahas, divisional checks or timing periods contribute to an answer.
- Cancer Lagna fixes the house sequence.
- Gemini Moon places the lunar reference point.
- D9 Navamsa Lagna: Leo is available for reports whose declared method uses D9.
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Exact graha positions
The calculated evidence behind later pages.
| Graha | Sign | House | Degree | Nakshatra | Motion |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sun | Aquarius | 8 | 1.24° | Dhanishta, pada 3 | Direct |
| Moon | Gemini | 12 | 6.89° | Ardra, pada 1 | Direct |
| Mars | Capricorn | 7 | 3.38° | Uttara Ashadha, pada 3 | Direct |
| Mercury | Aquarius | 8 | 2.87° | Dhanishta, pada 3 | Direct |
| Jupiter | Leo | 2 | 17.79° | Purva Phalguni, pada 2 | Retrograde |
| Venus | Capricorn | 7 | 1.01° | Uttara Ashadha, pada 2 | Direct |
| Saturn | Capricorn | 7 | 17.33° | Shravana, pada 3 | Direct |
| Rahu | Sagittarius | 6 | 13.70° | Purva Ashadha, pada 1 | Retrograde |
| Ketu | Gemini | 12 | 13.70° | Ardra, pada 3 | Retrograde |
These positions come from the production Kundli calculation. The presentation examples below do not fabricate additional calculated verdicts.
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The axis
I want to understand the two-house axis formed by Rahu and Ketu.
The sample keeps Rahu and Ketu on the same page so the two-house relationship remains visible.
Rahu–Ketu house axis
Checked in this report
The sample keeps Rahu and Ketu on the same page so the two-house relationship remains visible.
Dispositors
Checked in this report
Dispositor placements are shown before the interpretive paragraph.
Kaal Sarp rule
Checked in this report
Rahu and Ketu dasha dates are listed without past-life claims or deterministic events.
This page demonstrates the fields and evidence order in the finished report. It does not invent a result that the sample engine did not calculate.
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Report boundary
The sample shows where this focused answer stops.
A narrow report is useful only when it does not silently expand into claims its engine cannot support.
Not answered
Past lives. Ketu is glossed that way in popular writing; nothing in this engine computes one and we do not pretend otherwise.
This boundary comes from the focused report definition.
Not answered
Eclipses, or any effect of one on you. The nodes are the points where eclipses happen; that is astronomy, not a personal indication.
This boundary comes from the focused report definition.
Not answered
Remedies sold against Kaal Sarp. It is the most heavily monetised pattern in Indian astrology and this report deliberately sells nothing against it.
This boundary comes from the focused report definition.
Not answered
The rest of your chart. Two points out of nine is a narrow reading by design.
This boundary comes from the focused report definition.
This page demonstrates the fields and evidence order in the finished report. It does not invent a result that the sample engine did not calculate.
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Complete scope
What your own Rahu-Ketu Report contains.
- Where your nodal axis fallsRahu and Ketu are always exactly opposite, so they are read as one axis across two houses rather than as two separate placements.
- The two planets that actually carry your nodesNeither node rules a sign, so classical practice reads each through the lord of the sign it occupies. Those two planets, and their measured state.
- Kaal Sarp — whether the pattern is presentWhether every other graha falls on one side of the nodal axis, which is the whole of the definition.
- The Rahu and Ketu periods in your Vimshottari cycleRahu runs 18 years and Ketu 7 in the Vimshottari scheme; these are yours, with dates.