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How Rahu makes you a victim of illusion & greed

  • Writer: Kundliguru
    Kundliguru
  • 11 minutes ago
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In Vedic astrology, Rahu is not a physical planet but a shadow entity. Yet, its influence in a birth chart is powerful and often overwhelming. Rahu does not attack directly. It does not destroy openly like Mars or restrict like Saturn. Rahu works differently. Rahu creates illusion.

Rahu shows you something that looks extraordinary, irresistible, and life-changing. It makes you believe that this is the one opportunity you have been waiting for. And before you realize it, you step into it willingly. That is how Rahu operates — through temptation.

The Illusion of Greed

One of Rahu’s strongest tools is greed.

Rahu creates an illusion of quick success, easy money, instant fame, powerful connections, or forbidden pleasures. It presents an offer that seems too good to refuse. In that moment, logic weakens and desire takes control. The mind becomes obsessed.

Rahu does not show the consequences. It only magnifies the reward.

You may enter a business deal without proper verification because the profits look massive. You may enter a relationship because it feels intense and addictive. You may chase status, power, or shortcuts believing it will secure your future.

But once you step inside the illusion, reality slowly begins to reveal itself.

The Hidden Cost

Rahu’s gifts often come with hidden costs.

What looked like quick money may turn into legal trouble. What felt like passion may turn into toxicity. What seemed like fame may bring anxiety and instability.

Rahu first intoxicates, then traps.

The suffering comes not because Rahu wants to punish you, but because illusion eventually collapses. When truth surfaces, the fall feels painful. You realize that you were not chasing opportunity — you were chasing desire amplified beyond reason.

This is why Rahu periods (Mahadasha or Antardasha) often bring extreme experiences. Sudden rise, sudden fall. Obsession, confusion, ambition without boundaries.

Why Do We Become Victims?

Rahu exploits our unfulfilled desires.

Wherever Rahu sits in your chart, there is hunger. A hunger that feels uncontrollable. If Rahu is in the 10th house, you may crave recognition. In the 7th house, you may crave an unconventional or powerful partner. In the 2nd house, you may crave wealth and status.

Rahu magnifies that craving until it blinds judgment.

The illusion feels real because it connects to something you deeply want. And when desire overpowers discrimination, you become a victim of your own greed.

The Lesson of Rahu

Rahu is not purely negative. It teaches through experience.

It forces you to confront your desires. It exposes your weaknesses. It shows you where you lack control. After the suffering, if awareness develops, Rahu can transform you into someone wiser and sharper.

The key is awareness.

When something appears too attractive, too fast, too easy — pause.When you feel obsessive or restless about achieving something — question it.When an offer looks irresistible — examine the hidden conditions.

Rahu’s illusion loses power when you slow down and analyze.

Conclusion

Rahu shows you an illusion, and you end up becoming its victim only when desire controls you more than wisdom does.

Greed, shortcuts, and obsession are the doors Rahu uses. Discipline, patience, and clarity are the doors that close those illusions.

Rahu does not force you into the trap. It simply decorates it beautifully.

And the choice to step inside is always yours.


 
 

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