In Astrology, Ketu is known for detachment, cuts, and intuition. These are well-known attributes, but this detachment has its own beauty.
Whenever you visit an international border area, you will find three things:
1. A country’s border,
2. A no-man’s-land, and
3. The opposing country’s border.
Whenever you are attached to something or someone very closely or feel entangled, Ketu represents that no-man’s-land. It helps maintain a safe distance, which enables the observation of activities, no matter how good the relations are between two nations.
This detachment allows you to interpret every detail that you might miss when you are too close or attached. Being headless enables you to keep your eyes, observation, and interpretation switched on, no matter the context or situation.
This small space eliminates the possibility of missing things due to blindness or an unwillingness to observe a particular person or situation. That no-man’s-land allows you to enjoy all these attributes by keeping your inner self open, helping you overcome fear and consistently seek knowledge to dispel the fear of darkness. This entire activity is most commonly called intuition, as it always prepares you for the worst so that you can embrace the best.
Awareness is not fear; it is a fundamental attribute of creatures who live under the open sky.
Enjoy the no-man’s-land with the Border Security Forces of both sides.
Ketu’s No-Man’s-Land: My Take on the Beauty of Detachment
