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Beware of darkness

There was a time in my life when planetary stars meant quite a lot to me. It was during that lean phase in my life that I discovered the impact and influence of planets and stars in our lives. 

However, malefic signs are those that we constantly aspire to discover and rediscover, until we get to the root of how, why and where they can be seen.

According to modern astrology it has been discovered that Rahu and Ketu are two parts of one whole body, a lunatic demon split into two halves, one questioning the existence of a gold star Zeus, asking Ke-tu producing a hiss like that of a snake and another unable to withstand the cold temperature in space thus bursting into flames with the sound of Ra-hu, both located at 180 degrees apart from each other in a linear lunar node.

It is often heard in space that when Rahu-Ketu is unable to withstand the very cold temperature and loneliness encountered in deep space, they burst into flames, burning gold into black smoke producing a hissing sound, "Goldspot", looking for more sources to spread terror in this world by creating supporters. Hence, they are always on the lookout for political leadership by building false amity that is in effect animosity.

However funny it may sound, it really is true as per my personal observation. However this 'Kal Sarp' yoga finds its place only in Vedic Astrology which the Hindu calendar enforced. It follows the 'Lunar Calendar' of astrology and is inaccurate according to western astrology.
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