
They look at you strangely. Curious. Unsettled. Like they know something’s different — but can’t explain what. You feel it, too. That sense of not quite fitting. Of always being slightly off-center in your own skin. With Rahu in the 1st house, you carry presence. Not soft. Not easy. Magnetic, but unfamiliar. People doubt you before you even speak. They don’t trust what they can’t define.
You try to be clear. Try to be simple. But Rahu doesn’t let you. It pulls you in a hundred directions. You shift. Reinvent. Become someone new — again. You never mean to lie. You’re just trying to find the truth. Trying to find you. But when your identity keeps changing, it’s hard to be seen. And when others don’t see you, they fill in the blanks with fear.
You learn to read the room fast. You spot discomfort. You anticipate rejection before it happens. So you stay ahead of it. You play the role they expect. Or you disappear before they get too close. Either way, you’re alone. Not because you want to be. Because it’s safer that way. You think: if they never get the real me, they can’t ruin it.
This isn’t paranoia. It’s pattern. It’s what happens when your presence feels too big, too strange, too much for the space it enters. You’ve felt like a mirror your whole life — people see their stories in you. Not your truth. Just their fears. Their fantasies. Their assumptions. And you get lost in the middle of it.
But Rahu is a teacher. It doesn’t want you to stay hidden. It pushes until you ask: Who am I, when no one’s watching? When I’m not performing? When I stop trying to be what they’ll accept? The answer doesn’t come fast. It comes through loss. Through silence. Through realizing that being misunderstood hurts less than being invisible to yourself.
With Rahu in the 1st, trust isn’t something you expect. But it’s something you build — from within. You learn to believe your own voice. Even when others don’t. You stop chasing certainty from strangers. And start choosing the version of you that feels most alive. Most honest. Most whole. The version that doesn’t ask for permission to be real.
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