Ketu’s Drishti

Ketu's gaze falls on Wren's second house of resources and values, where it dissolves attachments to material security and creates a certain detachment from what others cling to for stability. This same drishti catches Rahu across the axis, intensifying Wren's inner pull between craving worldly gain and releasing the need for it, a tension that keeps fae restless in financial matters. With Mars, Jupiter, and Rahu all watching Ketu in return, Wren's relationship to letting go becomes a central theme, pressed upon by aggressive action, philosophical questioning, and obsessive desire all at once.