Krittika Nakshatra
Krittika falls in the sign of Aries and Taurus and as per mythology is ruled by Lord Agni and Lord Kartikeya. Let's start with Lord Agni. Lord Agni is the god of fire and as per mythology Lord Agni is the messenger between the realm of the humans and the realm of the gods. As per Indian mythology during rituals we offer food to fire thinking that this food is reaching the realm of the gods.
As per Hindu mythology the body after it has passed on is burnt. The idea is the body is now carried away from the realm of this world to a higher world. This process of transcending from this world to a higher world is directly linked to Lord Agni and therefore this Nakshatra. Lord Agni is the medium. Therefore spiritual awakening is directly linked to Krittika. A Krittika native has the capability to transcend to a higher plane. Lord Agni has the capability to burn away our delusions. Like whilst growing up we saw rainfall and we asked our parents what is the reason and they told us a story and we started believing that and as we grew older we got to know of the water cycle.
We burnt away that delusion and we attained true knowledge. That is the job of Lord Agni. It burns away our delusions. Therefore all educational institutes are directly linked to Krittika. All teachers, professors, trainers, motivators, coaches are directly linked to Krittika. Whilst growing up we all had difficult exams to take and we found ourselves burning the midnight oil. It's a beautiful example, a beautiful illustration. The burning of the candle, the burning of the oil in the metaphorical lamp is burning away our ignorance.
Rahu in Krittika
The future
When Rahu is in Krittika, the person can go to the extreme to win a battle. There's a war that has started, let's end it and let's use every means possible to win that battle. The person would be excessively competitive. Here the person's reason and judgment can be coloured by the delusions of Rahu.
Even though Lord Agni is known to burn those delusions, the veil of delusion under Rahu is going to be very thick. The person would have to think very deeply and carefully about one's actions. On the other side, the person can be an unconventional teacher. People might come to know that there's a person on that mountain who is known to teach martial arts and the style of martial arts this person is teaching, no one else can teach you that.
That's a positive. The person's style of taking care could also be foreign. The person may have one's own style of helping people. I'm referring to the maternal side linked to Krittika.
The person can, if unguided, be excessively materialistic and revengeful. That is my view of Rahu in Krittika.
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