Ketu in 7th house. 

Today, Ketu in 7th house. 

So, lets see what Ketu can do in 7th house without any conjunction or aspect from any other planet. 1st lets see what these 2 things represent - 

Just like Rahu, Ketu also represents illusion as both are illusionary planets but the difference is that Ketu is also the one who removes the illusion and brings enlightenment. Besides this, Ketu represents isolation, separation, spirituality,mystical world, other dimension means things related to alien world, also represents Son, Dog, Intuition, research ability, curious nature, things which we have already achieved in past life and not much concerned to perform in this life. 

7th house is house of market place, other people (masses), business partnerships, agreements, marriage, spouse, marital happiness etc.

Aspect-wise, in Vedic Astrology, Ketu has 5th and 9th house aspect. He is unable to impact 7th house from its place as Rahu is sitting there, which is the other axis of Ketu and represents all those things which are non-Ketu. Although Ketu represents isolation and separation, but interestingly its aspects never isolate and separate a person from the things represented by house it is aspecting. Ketu only makes a person curious and research oriented and motivates a person to research about it.

So, when Ketu is in 7th house, these people feel isolated and separated from their spouse. Sometimes expectations from spouse is very high, sometimes there can be other factors leading to dissatisfaction in relation. As Ketu represents our past life expertise, it shows that person already achieved a good relationship life in past life and now he is here to do some other acts. So, isolation from marriage and spouse doesn't mean that your life is waste, it only means that people are meant to do something higher in this life. 

From 7th house, Ketu looks at 11th house of higher purpose and 3rd house of efforts, communication skills and younger siblings. All houses involved are business related. So, they are supposed to find out what business they can follow to serve a higher purpose in this life and serve people at large.  

Thanks,

Swami Premanand Bharti