Rahu in the 6th House

Ari Bhav — enemies, disease, debt

Favourable Results

The native (the person whose chart it is) is unparalleled, renowned, long-lived, of noble birth, valiant, and intelligent. His strength, intellect, and prowess remain steady. He is learned (possessed of knowledge) and wealthy, and attains many kinds of opulence and grandeur. By the fire of such a native's splendour (pratap, his commanding majesty), his enemies are destroyed. This Rahu (the north lunar node, a shadow graha) acts as a protector of the native in every circumstance. He maintains ties with many foreign people, and gains wealth and honour in a foreign land (videsh).

Unfavourable Results

The native is given to consorting with other men's wives (an adulterer), is poor, and is a thief. He suffers constant pain in the waist (the lower back). Diseases of the teeth and lips afflict him. Death comes through a fall from a height, or through injury inflicted by an animal, or the like. Ill-will (dvesha, aversion) persists between him and his parents. Opposing or quarrelling with his brothers proves a source of distress for his progeny (santana, his children). He receives no happiness from his paternal uncle (father's brother), his maternal uncle (mother's brother), or other such relatives. His maternal uncle and maternal aunt (the mother's sister) are childless, or without sons. Someone in the maternal uncle's lineage (vansha, family line) dies in a foreign land.