Rahu Mahadasha: Positive and Negative Impact of Rahu Mahadasha and Remedial Measures

Rahu Mahadasha: Positive and Negative Impact of Rahu Mahadasha and Remedial Measures
Like Ketu, Rahu is considered to be one of the most malefic planets in Vedic Astrology. Rahu is the north node of the moon and known as the dragon’s head, while ketu is the south node, known as the dragon’s tail. Both these planets are supposed to bring adverse impacts on a person’s life and rahu’s impact is much stronger and harmful than ketu’s impact. Rahu is a headless, shadow planet, just like ketu according to the ancient science of Astrology. The presence of Rahu makes the lives of natives very difficult. Rahu’s presence in birth chart implies that the natives were under karma bondage from their previous births and its presence can be felt even in the present birth.


Rahu Mahadasha lasts for a period of 18 years
One main reason why Rahu is a dreaded planet is because it cannot differentiate between good and bad, and works against dharma and becomes a servant to the Cosmic Game of Maya or Illusion. This illusion is at its peak in a native’s life when he is under Rahu Mahadasha. Like all other planets, even Rahu has its Mahadasha, which is known to be a period of sorrows, misfortunes, failures and obstacles and loss. This Mahadasha lasts for 18 long years and 6th and 8th years are supposed to be the worst years.
However, while the general interpretation of Rahu Mahadasha is not a positive one, yet according to experts, the impact, whether positive or negative depends on the positioning of the planet in its house, in zodiac signs and ascendants or lagna and its alignment with other planets in the astrological birth chart of an individual during that period. Rahu Mahadasha gives good and bad results according to our karmas too.

When is Rahu Mahadasha positive?
Rahu Mahadasha can give good results under the following conditions:
  • Rahu Mahadasha gives a positive outcome when it is situated in 3rd, 6th, 10th and 11th houses in the horoscope.
  • Rahu with Sun or in the Sun's nakshatra (constellation) brings a Raj Yog to the native
  • Rahu with Moon or in the Moon's nakshatra also gives good results
  • Rahu with Mars or in the Mars nakshatra is also good
  • Rahu’s existence with Mercury is also positive one
      • Rahu existence with Jupiter or in Jupiter's nakshatra is another positive alignment of Rahu and is the Guru Chandal Yoga.
    • Rahu presence with Venus or in the Venus nakshatra is also a good one
      When both Rahu and Katu are positioned well in their own nakshatra, the outcome of the Mahadasha is a positive one.

When is Rahu Mahadasha negative?
When Rahu is in 5th, 8th or 12th house, there will be negative outcomes.
Also, if the planet is present in these houses and is in conjunction with the lord of these houses, then also the impact is negative.

Positive outcomes of Rahu Mahadasha
Rahu gives everything all of a sudden. There will be good vibes all around. Some positive results are as follows:
There is a sudden increase of wealth in the house.
Your personal income rises
More focus on your spiritual life
You do well in your job or career
The native might get marriage or there is marriage in the family
The native gets chances to go abroad
There is gain in business
Better use of intuition in taking decisions
People in professions like as politicians, civil servants, lecturers, computer programmers, scientists do well during this Mahadasha and earn name and fame

Negative outcomes of Rahu Mahadasha
With a negative impact, there is loss of everything during Rahu Mahadasha. Some negative outcomes are:
Sudden loss of wealth
Problems in love life
Marital problems
Health problems
Sudden changes in lifestyle, thoughts and actions
More inclined towards negativity
Bad illusion
Mental stress all the time
Constant fear
Physical hardships
Obstacles while doing anything
Sleepless nights
Loss of respect, name and fame
Failure in life
Addition towards alcohol, drugs and smoking
Loss of concentration
Lots of enemies
Relation between brothers or friends worsens etc.

Remedial Measures during Rahu Mahadasha
Chant Beej Mantra of Rahu (m bhram bhreem bhroum sah rahave namah) preferably in front of a picture of Maa Kali or Maa Durga
It is better to chant this mantra 18000 times in 40 or 21 days
 
Worshipping Maa Durga or Maa Kali is a best remedy for Rahu.
 
Performing Bhairav or Shiva or Chandi pooja is also helpful. Use blue flowers while performing the pooja.
Drink anything in a silver glass
 
Apply sandalwood on your forehead to keep you cool.
 
Stay away from alcohol, drugs, smoking
 
Worship Tulsi
 
Feeding birds is another way to reduce the negative impact
 
Chanting any mantra of Maa Durga regularly can also help you
 
Donate money in charities
 
Take care of the mentally ill, the poor, the sick, the orphans, the aged, and the handicapped.

　

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