Ketu in the 7th = Detachment follows connection too quickly.

Ketu in the 7th house brings a quiet contradiction. You may want love deeply. Yet feel distant the moment it arrives. Relationships can begin with sincerity. But closeness can quickly feel far away. Not because love is absent. But because something inside pulls back.

The 7th house is partnership. Marriage, commitment, the mirror of the other. With Ketu here, relationships feel karmic. Familiar, almost remembered. Ketu carries past-life residue. A sense of having been here before. Love can feel real, yet unfinished.

This is why intimacy can feel strange. Ketu does not cling. It releases. It creates space where others seek merging. You may withdraw once connection deepens. Part of you stays outside the moment. Watching, reflecting, guarding.

Ketu in the 7th often brings subtle karmic ties. Not always dramatic. But quietly heavy. Partners may arrive to teach surrender. To teach boundaries. To show the difference between attachment and true connection. Sometimes the lesson is not finding love. But understanding why love feels hard to hold.

This placement can draw emotionally distant partners. People who are unavailable, complex, hard to reach. Or you may become the distant one. Pulling away when commitment grows. It is rarely cruelty. More often, it is confusion. The soul wants freedom. Even when the heart wants closeness.

There can be restlessness in relationships. Even when things look stable. Something feels missing. Ketu carries an emptiness that cannot be filled by another person. That is why love may feel unsatisfying if you expect completion. Detachment is not rejection. It is the refusal of illusion.

In marriage, Ketu asks for honesty and space. Traditional expectations can feel heavy. You may need independence within partnership. A bond that allows silence. Solitude. Spiritual growth. Love here is quieter. Less possessive. More inward.

Still, Ketu is not a curse. It is wisdom. It strips away surface romance. It teaches that love is not always clinging. Sometimes it is presence without control. The challenge is staying open. Without disappearing.

Ask yourself softly. Do I pull away from fear? Do I struggle with vulnerability? Am I seeking freedom, or avoiding intimacy? Ketu asks these questions gently.

In the end, this placement invites a different partnership. One built on understanding. Emotional balance. Respect for space. Closeness may feel distant because the soul is learning detachment. But detachment does not have to mean loneliness. It can mean loving without losing yourself.