Ketu 12 mein ho toh har limit har border ko laangh jata hai, duniya daari ko gaali de ke ekant vasi bhi banata hai.
If Ketu is in the 12th, it crosses every limit and every border; it curses worldly affairs and makes one a solitary recluse.
Dr. Sharma delivers a profound psychological profile of Ketu in the 12th house, the ultimate placement for spiritual liberation (Moksha).
The 12th house represents isolation, foreign lands, and the subconscious. Ketu is the headless, limitless wanderer. When placed here, the native cannot be contained by societal rules, borders, or conventional limits ("har border ko laangh jata hai").
Dr. Sharma explains that this placement creates a deep, internal rebellion against the fake, materialistic world. The native eventually becomes so disgusted with worldly hypocrisy ("duniya daari ko gaali de ke") that they naturally seek deep isolation and solitude ("ekant vasi"), finding their true peace far away from the noise of society.