Inside the Kundli Matching Report

The score out of 36 in plain words, and how its points are spread: a match that is strong in some areas and needs care in a few reads very differently from one that is a little weak everywhere. Then the three things that matter most for this couple, including one the score alone does not show.

In this chapter

• The score and how tradition reads it
• Where the points come from, and where they are missed
• The strongest support in this match
• The main point of care, said plainly

Varna, Vashya, Tara, Yoni, Graha Maitri, Gana, Bhakoot and Nadi, each with both values and its points, and what it means in daily married life for these two people. The weakest koota is read on its own: what it is read for, whether anything offsets it, and what the couple can do.

In this chapter

• All eight kootas, one by one
• What each means for the two of you
• The weakest koota, read in depth
• What the couple can do about it

Nadi and Bhakoot with the traditional cancellations checked against both Moons, then Manglik for each person: Mars from the Lagna, the Moon and Venus, the exemptions, and every cancellation by name. Then the two together. Explained calmly, never with fear.

In this chapter

• Nadi dosha and its cancellations
• Bhakoot dosha and its cancellations
• Manglik for both, reference by reference
• What it means for the pair

Each person's lagna and its lord, the 7th house with its lord and planets, Venus, Jupiter and the Moon, and the Navamsa, the chart read for marriage: its lagna, its 7th house, Venus there and the vargottama planets. What each person brings to a marriage and looks for in it.

In this chapter

• The groom's marriage chart
• The bride's marriage chart
• The Navamsa of both
• What each brings and looks for

Where each person's Moon and lagna fall in the other's chart, how the two lagna lords and Moon-sign lords relate, and whether one person's 7th sign is the other's lagna or Moon. Then papasamya, the South Indian practice of comparing the malefic weight in both charts.

In this chapter

• Each Moon and lagna in the other's chart
• The lagna lords and Moon-sign lords
• Papasamya for both
• Where they complement, where they need care

Included when you ask your own questions

Ask what matters to you, in any language, and it is answered in a chapter of its own from both charts: for example how you will get along with each other's families, or what a low score really means for you.

In this chapter

• Your question quoted as you asked it
• Answered from both charts
• What to take care of
• Practical, not fearful

Both people's planetary periods side by side over the coming years, in date order: which periods tradition reads as supportive for married life and which ask for patience, and why. Then Sade Sati for both, and dasa sandhi if both change period close together. No marriage dates: the report never predicts the year you will marry.

In this chapter

• Both people's periods, side by side
• Supportive and testing periods, with reasons
• Sade Sati for both
• Dasa sandhi, if any

Practical guidance for daily married life, then the few traditional remedies the charts call for: mantra, prayer, charity and seva. No gemstones, no costly rituals, nothing to buy. The decision stays with the family and the couple.

In this chapter

• Practical guidance for the two of you
• Remedies only where the charts show a need
• Nothing to buy
• The decision stays yours