Whichever house goes Rahu enters, it makes you overcompensate for the insecurities related to that house.

Rahu in 1st house: you overcompensate for your insecurities related to self.

Rahu in 2nd house: insecurities related to wealth, possessions, family values.

Rahu in 3rd house: insecurities related to your speech, ideas, courage

Rahu in 4th: insecurities related to home, inner peace, mother

Rahu in 5th: insecurities in love, relationship with children

Rahu in 6th: insecurities in your dealings with your job, enemies.
Rahu in 7th: insecurities related to partnerships

Rahu in 8th: insecurities related to your hidden knowledge, relationship with in-laws, sex life.

Rahu in 9th: insecurities related to faith, philosophical knowledge, relationship with teachers
Rahu in 10th: insecurities related to your profession, your image in the society.

Rahu in 11th: insecurities related to friendship, own desires

Rahu in 12th: insecurities related to spirituality, your own dreamworld, psychic abilities.

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