Bypassing the rule, trying to help

Shravana Nakshatra

Shravana falls in the sign of Capricorn and, as per mythology, it is ruled by Lord Vishnu.

Lord Vishnu is the preserver of the universe. He supervises every activity that takes place. He's behind the laws of nature. Lord Vishnu is the most powerful. He's all-pervading. He has defined the process and procedure behind any activity, whether it's growing fruits and vegetables through the water cycle. He's also responsible for law and order. He makes sure that the universe keeps running peacefully in an orderly fashion. That is his prime duty and therefore the Shravana native would also have a similar role in the society.

The native might organise things on a large scale and may define rules and regulations to be followed. The native may also be a protector of societal norms, the upholder of law. That is what Shravana is all about. Lord Vishnu resides, as per mythology, in a remote part of the universe and that is symbolic of the eyes of supervision that Lord Vishnu is known to possess. He's supervising everything. He's seeing everything. He's making sure the cosmic law is followed. He's making sure there's peace. So the native would also be in such a position in the society where, from a distance, the native is supervising things, supervising large-scale projects.

Ketu in Shravana

A Ketu-in-Shravana-like person, firstly, in my view, would have this desire to be by oneself. The person may have an isolationist policy. Both Ketu and Shravana are known for that, and Shravana, as I'd mentioned, belongs to the caste of an outcast. The native would make an excellent strategic planner.

The organisational skills would be driven not only by the native's skills but also by the native's intuition that by doing this first and doing this later we might save time. The native would be known for one's piercing logic. The major downside to this position is that the native may ignore rules and regulations and may even bypass the law. This disregard for procedure can be one of the main concerns for the native and that is something I also see if Rahu is in Shravana.

I think when Rahu is in Shravana the native would look to bypass the steps. When Ketu is there the native may ignore the rules altogether. I think the native would intuitively understand the concerns of people. The major downside to this position is going to the extreme.

Even when providing help, the native may go to the extreme, disregarding the process, the rules, the regulations and even the law. Proper guidance would be necessary. I think a Ketu-in-Shravana-like individual could have been a social worker in one's past life.