(1) It was perhaps many centuries before creation as per
Vedic literatures when the existence of Brhama (The divine creator and the
profounder of the Gyana (True knowledge)) occurred and then Brhmadeva saw
Vishnu (The divine preserver and the operator of the universe) and because of
getting superiority both of them started grappling and suddenly a mighty Shiva
linga appeared with a aakashvaani that between them who would see the top or
bottom of that Linga will be declared as superior.
(2) That Shivalinga was up to Ardra Nakshatra (As described
in Vedic literatures) in Mithuna Rashi (As per Vedic Jyotish) and its other end
was in Moola Nakshatra (Nowhere it is given just common sense) in Dhanur Rashi.
Ardra nakshatra is ruled by Rahu and its presiding deity is Shiva and Moola
nakshatra is ruled by Ketu according to Vedic Jyotish.
(3) So it can be understood that the Rahu and Ketu are the
two extreme points of the divine Shiva Linga.
(4) Neither Vishnu nor
Brhama reached the bottom and top of that divine Shiva Linga so the Rahu and Ketu
are beyond the reach of Vishnu and Brhama. Thus Ardra Nakshtra indicates the
highest glory of Parmatma Shiva within known limits and that is why in Vedic
Jyotish Ardra Nakshatra is considered to be the Nakshatra ruled by Shiva.
(5) Astrologer with pure devotion towards Shiva (The deity
of Rahu), Shakti (Parvati or Durga devoted by person under the influence of
Rahu) and Ganesha (the deity of Ketu) can only understand the inner meanings of
Rahu and Ketu.
Written by
Vishal Aksh
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The aforesaid Article written by me was also published in my Facebook Public Group on Wednesday, June 8, 2016 at 11:09 (IST). Follow link:https://www.facebook.com/groups/258744764307717/permalink/565570253625165/ to view it there also
