The strategy, then the doubt

Vishakha Nakshatra

Vishakha falls in the sign of Libra and Scorpio and as per mythology it's ruled by Lord Agni and Lord Indra. Lord Agni is the god of fire and Lord Indra is known to be the king of the heavens. Lord Agni is also known to be the king of the Brahmins, the leader of the Brahmins.

The Brahmins as per mythology are known to preserve ancient knowledge. Right conduct prevails in the society. Knowledge, wisdom and, by extension, teachers are linked to the Brahmins, and Lord Agni is their leader. Tejas represents intelligence. Lord Agni is known to bestow that wisdom, the fire within us that burns the veil of delusion. That is thanks to Lord Agni. Lord Agni therefore is directly linked to spirituality.

It also keeps us warm. It's known to cook our food. However Lord Agni is known to burn incessantly. We often hear of wildfires. When Lord Agni expresses its extreme form, it's uncontrollable. Lord Agni has a dual character. It's important for you to understand that this Nakshatra has a lot to do with duality. Lord Agni is also known to be the leader of the Vasus and the Vasus are known to have sovereignty over earth.

The point I'm trying to make is Vishakha is a lot about leadership due to Lord Agni's role in the cosmic hierarchy. Similarly, Lord Indra also rules this Nakshatra. Lord Indra is known to be the king of the heavens. He is known to be the leader of the Kshatriyas. The Kshatriyas are known to belong to the caste of warriors. They are known to fight injustice. They are known to maintain law and order and Lord Indra is their leader. Once again leadership.

Ketu in Vishakha

A Ketu-in-Vishakha native can make an excellent strategic planner for any kind of battle one is fighting. Ketu is known to possess piercing logic, and that logic would be behind your strategy. When that is linked to money, a Ketu-in-Vishakha native, particularly with this placement in Scorpio, can be excellent at understanding market trends; or the person can be a war strategist, a business strategist. Ketu is known to also go to the extreme, like Rahu, particularly in warfare.

A Ketu-in-Vishakha native may disregard again the means to the end goal or may even plan a strategy which leaves the opponent entirely destroyed. The native may not be renowned for one's mercy. The native can become very ruthless in pursuit of one's goals. The native may also feel inspired to find answers within.

Vishakha is linked to divinity, and Ketu is all about finding answers within oneself. The native might firstly question why one is going after one's goals and what one stands to gain by going to such an extreme to achieve them. Ketu is not attached to material success, so a Ketu-in-Vishakha native is going to question all that one stands to gain on a material plane. The native might then feel inspired to follow a path more driven by spirituality. That's my view.