You have made a home before. More than once, probably. You arranged the furniture the way you wanted it, learned which floorboard creaks, memorised the quality of light in the late afternoon. And still, at some point, you looked around the room and felt like a guest who had overstayed a welcome she was not sure had been extended in the first place.
Vedic astrology places Ketu, the south lunar node, the headless half of the shadow axis, in the fourth house for a specific kind of person. Not a broken one. Not a damaged one. One who carries the memory of many homes in her bones, and finds that memory makes the present one harder to settle into, not easier.
