Shukra (Venus) Mahadasha — Ketu Antardasha
Inside the 20-year Shukra (Venus) mahadasha, the Ketu antardasha runs for 1 year 2 months as sub-period 9 of 9. Introspective, detaching — good for spiritual practice, unsettling for material plans. The two lords are neutral to each other, so the sub-period runs on its own merits — the antardasha lord’s strength in your chart decides how it lands.
Classical basis: the Vimshottari sub-period rule of Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra — the antardasha spans (mahadasha years × antardasha lord’s years) ÷ 120, sub-periods run in the fixed order from the mahadasha lord, and the fruit is judged by the two lords’ mutual relation and the antardasha lord’s dignity in the birth chart.
Remedies for the Ketu Antardasha
- 📿 Beej mantra: ॐ स्रां स्रीं स्रौं सः केतवे नमः (Om Sraam Sreem Sraum Sah Ketave Namah)
- 🛕 Deity: Lord Ganesha / Bhairav · Day: Tuesday · Gemstone: Cat's Eye (Lehsunia)
All Antardashas of Shukra (Venus) Mahadasha
FAQ
How long does Ketu antardasha last in Shukra (Venus) mahadasha?
1 year 2 months — by the Vimshottari rule the sub-period equals (mahadasha years × antardasha years) ÷ 120, i.e. (20 × 7) ÷ 120 years. It is sub-period 9 of 9, beginning about 18.8 years into the mahadasha.
Is Ketu antardasha good in Shukra (Venus) mahadasha?
The two lords are neutral to each other, so the sub-period runs on its own merits — the antardasha lord’s strength in your chart decides how it lands. In your own chart the final result depends on the antardasha lord's house position, sign dignity and aspects — use the free Dasha calculator for your exact periods and judge Ketu from your kundli.
What are the remedies for this period?
Strengthen or pacify the antardasha lord: chant the Ketu beej mantra (Om Sraam Sreem Sraum Sah Ketave Namah), honour Lord Ganesha / Bhairav on Tuesdays, and follow the classical Ketu remedies.
General Vimshottari guidance from classical rules; your personal result depends on the lords’ placement in your kundli. Compute your exact periods with the free dasha calculator above.