Rahu’s favorite game? Repeat until you get it right.

Rahu’s game is relentless. It pushes us to repeat. To try again and again. Until the lesson is learned. This is karma’s stubborn dance. Desire pulls us forward, restless and urgent. The soul chases what it lacks. Success, love, power—all cravings mask a deeper need. Each repetition feels like a loop. A cycle that traps and teaches. We return to old places, familiar faces, and worn patterns. Over and over, until something shifts.

This is not failure, but persistence. Rahu asks us to face what we avoid. To step into discomfort and grow. The loops may feel cruel or endless. But they carry hidden meaning. Each cycle peels back a layer. Revealing truths we once ignored. The soul’s journey is slow and winding. Mistakes are steps, not endpoints. Awareness grows with each turn of the wheel. Patience becomes a necessary companion.

Relationships under Rahu’s spell are intense. Bonds pull us into old dramas. Lessons hidden beneath passion and pain. These ties test our boundaries and beliefs. They force us to see ourselves clearly. To choose what nourishes and what confines. Freedom comes through breaking these chains. Choosing compassion, not repetition. The heart learns to hold both pain and grace.

Rahu also challenges the ego. It exposes illusions we cling to. Our sense of self tied to desire and approval. Repeated trials humble us. They teach resilience and surrender. The ego must soften to allow growth. This is a harsh but vital teacher. The soul is forged in fire and persistence. Shadows must be faced before light can enter.

Times of crisis awaken Rahu’s loops. Loss, change, upheaval break open old wounds. These moments demand attention. They ask us to confront the past. Healing is slow and often painful. But it offers a path forward. Each return is a chance for freedom. To step beyond the chains of old karma.

Rahu’s game is not a punishment. It is the soul’s call to evolve. To keep trying, keep learning. Even when the road is dark and steep. Persistence leads to wisdom and peace. The loops loosen, the heart expands. Eventually, the soul grows free. Rahu’s lesson is clear: mastery is born in repetition. Keep playing the game until you get it right’.