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Ketu in 1st House: Progress, Children and Journeys

Good outcomes may include:

  • You may experience good progress without many changes.
  • You may be the firstborn or the eldest sibling; you may serve your parents and teachers well and receive benefits from them.
  • You may never face extreme poverty; you may have fortunate children.
  • Long journeys are possible for you, and you may have a honey-colored mole on your forehead.

Its indication: You may live with your father.

Not-so-good outcomes may include:

  • Your birth may happen in a distant place, such as your maternal grandparents' home or a far-off hospital.
  • The environment or people related to your birthplace may decline significantly.
  • You may hold false beliefs; you may suffer losses due to following others' advice.
  • There is a risk of your father being bitten by a dog; you may suffer from diseases related to the body below the navel.
  • You may receive less support from your spouse.

Indicators of bad outcomes: Journeys may be hindered at times; your relatives and your own endeavors may decline.

Things to do and not to do for improvement:

  • Children should not eat chocolates and brown cane semi-solid (jaggery).
  • Do not cheat your siblings, relatives, and associates; care for and pet a goat.
  • Do not live in the last house of a cul-de-sac.
  • Pet and care for a black and white dog.
  • Keep and use a red handkerchief.
  • Care for and serve your guru, family priest, and parents.
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