Two wealth and expansion lords occupy Sagittarius — a massive influx of material potential meets a spiritual vacuum. This Guru-Ketu yoga occurs in the eleventh house (Labha Bhava), turning the engine of desire toward the paradoxical goal of wanting nothing.
The Conjunction
Jupiter (Guru) acts as the primary treasury-holder for the Aquarius (Kumbha) ascendant (Lagna), ruling both the second house (Dhana Bhava) of accumulated assets and the eleventh house (Labha Bhava) of liquid gains. In Sagittarius (Dhanu), Jupiter is exceptionally strong within its own root sign (moolatrikona), functioning as a natural benefic (shubha). Ketu, acting as a friend (mitra rashi) in this fire sign, behaves as a disruptive shadow planet (Chaya Graha) that prioritizes spiritual liberation (moksha) over worldly accumulation. This conjunction merges the significations of wisdom and detachment within the house of desires. As the eleventh house is a growth house (upachaya), the results improve over time, though the natural enmity between these two planets creates a persistent push-pull between fulfilling social obligations and seeking total isolation.
The Experience
The experience of the Wealthreleaser is one of abundance viewed through the lens of a ghost. You attain what you seek only to realize the seeking was an illusion. The internal psychology is defined by a sense of being "in the world but not of it," where material success feels like a karmic script rather than a personal hunger. In the nakshatra of Mula (Mula), the conjunction demands a total uprooting of the desires inherited from ancestors, forcing a direct confrontation with the void. Moving into Purva Ashadha (Purva Ashadha), the individual achieves an early victory in purifying their intentions, learning that social influence and networks are merely tools for higher service. In the first quarter of Uttara Ashadha (Uttara Ashadha), the consciousness attains a permanent stability, recognizing that true lordship is mastery over one's own cravings.
This combination feels like holding a golden key to a door you no longer wish to enter. According to Brihat Jataka, when Jupiter and Ketu occupy this space, the native becomes a detached teacher who instructs through their lack of attachment. You are often surrounded by high-status networks, friends, and patrons, yet you remain internally solitary. The recurring struggle is the rejection of the very success you have meticulously built, often leading to sudden exits from profitable social circles. Mastery occurs when the eleventh house (Labha Bhava) signifies not what you take from the world, but the clarity you offer it. You function as a silent benefactor who walks through the marketplace of life, where every friend is a catalyst for your spiritual liberation and every gain is the final debt paid to the world.
Practical Effects
Wish fulfillment manifests through non-material channels or through wealth redirected toward humanitarian causes. Desires concerning higher education, spiritual lineage, and the acquisition of ancient knowledge are realized during Jupiter periods (dashas), provided they align with ethical conduct. Jupiter aspects the third house (Sahaja Bhava), fifth house (Putra Bhava), and seventh house (Yuvati Bhava), while Ketu also aspects the fifth house (Putra Bhava). This links the realization of hopes to deep intelligence and spiritualized partnerships. Materialized wishes often carry a quality of sudden termination or detachment due to Ketu’s influence. You find that your most significant supporter is often a religious person or a mentor who demands your liberation from greed. Aspire to cultivate detachment within your social circles to ensure that your gains become steps toward ultimate freedom.