Rahu is the shadow of the moon, to whom person is attributed. Thus Hindus do not look at the eclipse. They stay inside during its observance and wash everything after it passes. The temple Deities are also put to rest during the eclipse. We would like to learn about the various Rasas, but are having great difficult finding a source.
Earlier chapters discuss the ingredients of rasa.
A summary study of this book has been published by my Spiritual Master, A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada, entitled Nectar of Devotion. It is said in the Bhagavad-gita that lust is situated in the senses, the mind and the intelligence. From experience one can see that sometimes this lust is manifest and sometimes unmanifest. But it is always there ready to 'strike' so to speak. Lust attacks the intelligence in the form of planning for improving one's sense gratification, the idea of which first appears in the mind, and is later carried carried out by the senses.