What result does an exalted Rahu at 10 degrees give?
A very good one. At 10 degrees it is young and fully powerful, so it can bring gains through speculation, the share market and administration, and even a sudden large windfall.
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For trading, should Rahu be good or bad in the chart?
Rahu should be exalted: an exalted Rahu makes a trader very rich, and people with a strong Rahu earn huge amounts from shares. When an exalted Rahu and Ketu are linked with the house of gains, people have been seen earning crores from the share market.
Rahu sits in Taurus in the 11th house. What should be done for business profit?
Rahu is exalted there, so nothing needs to be done. Such a person gains more through shrewd tactics (sam, daam, dand, bhed) than through plain dealing. If the person stays sattvik, avoiding alcohol and non-veg and keeping tamasic food low, Rahu gives excellent results and can bring crores, provided its degree is good.
Stairs represent Mercury and Mercury lives in the North, so why should stairs not be built in the North?
Every structure represents a planet, the roof Rahu and the stairs Mercury, but a heavy staircase in the North suppresses the North and with it Mercury. Stairs in the North cause loss of career and of magnetic attraction and end opportunities, so they are not built there.
The 10th lord Saturn sits in the 10th house in its own sign but is at 28 degrees and combust. What should be done?
It cannot give its good result because of its degree, so give it power. Power is best given by chanting its beej mantra; every planet has one, and the Jain and Hindu agams give different versions.
What if the 11th lord sits in the 11th house in its own sign?
That is very good: the lord is swagrahi and gives excellent results. Use its colour, grain, gem and metal as much as possible.
Where should a share trading office be?
The West and North can work, but the best is the South-West, the zone of Rahu: trading is Rahu's work, Rahu is glamour and makes one rich, and people with an exalted Rahu find that whatever share they buy rises. In one case the teacher checked the swar before a student bought a share, and it rose sharply within 15 days.