Greetings! First, let’s discuss Rahu in the sixth house, which rules relationships, disputes, illness, and discipline. It also rules routines, repetitive tasks, and jobs you do.

“Rahu in 6th house and Ketu in 12th house”

The sixth house is the house of resources, finances, practicality, hard work, and money. In addition, it is the upper house, so it grows over time. As a result, when dealing with Rahu, this Rahu tends to give better results, but the key is to always forgive; the cure for this is to avoid getting into enmity.

Ketu in the 12th house indicates that the individual prefers solitude and will do so whenever it is possible in this life. However, in order to achieve material success and personal growth, the individual must enter the sixth house and serve others.

Every time you have 12th house of experience, be it loss, isolation, or being alone, something good will come out of that. These people must balance these two energies, and they must be adaptable. The moment you embrace Rahu, you are going to enter Ketu house and improve significantly.

The sixth house represents all forms of service, slavery, exploitation, servants, the workplace, subordinates, and toxic environments.

Rahu in the sixth house can result in a strong desire to serve in challenging work environments, such as war zones, battlefronts, medical emergencies, etc. Such a person is capable of working abroad.

Examples include Interpol, the Red Cross, the UN Peacekeeping Force, and organisations like Doctors Without Borders. A person may be forced to work in prostitution, pornography, drug cartels, and other exploitative industries if this Rahu and dispositor are poorly placed, or they may be illegally transported across borders to be exploited.

Rahu in the sixth house can force a person to work for MNCs, charitable organisations, social services, or other foreign-related jobs.

Balance between rest and work is the karma for this life (12th house) (6th house). Lethargy and daydreaming are typically traits of the 12th house. Rahu, however, in the sixth house, will force someone to put in a lot of effort, struggle daily, and compete to win. Working and escaping the world must coexist in harmony (12th)

Rahu in the sixth house can make many enemies in life, but it usually supports a person in defeating them in debates and combat.

If this Rahu is severely maligned or its dispositor is poorly positioned, it may cause disputes at work, divorce-related court cases, and false accusations from others, all of which can disturb the mental peace.

However, a properly placed Rahu can also bring benefits from enemies, divorce, and other types of conflicts (like a criminal lawyer arguing in court or a divorce lawyer). In this house, negative Rahu can also produce notorious drug lords and criminals who profit from eliminating their rivals and picking fights with rival gangs.