Ketu in Taurus 1st House

Q. What is the significance of ketu in Taurus in the 1st house?

A. Taurus is related to the senses and the possessing and appreciation of values. Ketu on the other hand signifies dispassion, non attachment and letting go. So innately you realize the true value of things and things that you can live without. You may have lived like a yogi in your past life and may carry on or experience certain déjà vu moments more vividly than others. This placement makes one psychic and a medium to channel in strong spiritual and occult connections whether knowingly or unknowingly.




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