
Rahu in the 2nd hungers endlessly. It wants flavor, texture, more, always. Each taste feels wild, almost sacred. Pleasure fades before it feels whole. Desire grows where peace once lived. Luxury comforts but also aches deeply. Nothing here ever feels like enough.
They chase sweetness with trembling hands. Warmth feels close, then slips away. Gold glimmers, whispering promise and memory. Beauty appears, then blurs like steam. They crave richness that fills emptiness. But fullness leaves too quickly behind. The heart tastes, then forgets again.
The past feels blurred, half-remembered, incomplete. They wonder where they truly belong. Familiar comforts feel both near and distant. Words taste like longing and echo softly. Home feels imagined, built from fragments. Security flickers like candlelight in wind. They hold memories that never settle still.
Food becomes memory, comfort, confession combined. Each bite feels heavy with meaning. They eat to feel, to remember. But satisfaction dissolves too soon again. Nostalgia clings to taste like perfume. It soothes and stings in the same breath. Nothing ever stays, yet everything lingers.
Their voice holds strange, magnetic rhythm. It draws others like quiet fire. But Rahu tests every spoken truth. Words can wound or warm with ease. When honest, they speak life gently. When false, they scatter what they build. Silence, too, can feel like power.
Rahu brings gain, then takes swiftly back. Abundance rises, then vanishes like smoke. Each cycle teaches patience and grounding. True wealth grows only through restraint. Gratitude steadies what desire unravels. Value shifts from gold to grace. What remains becomes sacred and still.
Nostalgia tastes sweet but sharp later. The past glows but never stays clear. They learn to savor, not chase. To taste slowly, to trust less haste. Rahu in the 2nd learns stillness softly. Craving turns to clarity, chaos to calm. At last, they taste peace that lasts.
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