Ye sansar bada bahurupiya hai Ketu baara wala sochta hai, jiski bhi kare madad wohi isse nochta hai.
This world is a great shape-shifter/imposter, the one with Ketu in the 12th thinks; whoever they help is the one who scratches/tears at them.
Concluding the analysis of Ketu in the 12th house, Dr. Sharma exposes the bitter social reality these natives face.
People with Ketu 12 are naturally giving and sacrificial. They will go out of their way to help friends, family, and strangers. However, the karmic rule of this placement is that they will never receive gratitude in return.
Dr. Sharma explains that the native eventually realizes the world is fake and ungrateful ("sansar bada bahurupiya hai"). The tragic *Nishaniya* is that the very people they help, feed, and support are the ones who will eventually betray, insult, or financially drain them ("wohi isse nochta hai"). They must learn to give without expecting anything in return.