Nadi dosha
When both share a nadi, all 8 Nadi points are lost. The tradition treats it as the heaviest dosha. Exceptions: the same star in different Moon signs, the same sign with different stars, or both the same with different padas.
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Guna Milan is also called Ashtakoot. It compares the two birth Moons on eight kootas. Each koota carries a set number of points, and together they make 36. You get each koota’s points for both of you, and what they mean.
An exception (parihar) is a classical rule that cancels a dosha. No dosha is shown on its own. Every exception is checked beside it, and you see which apply and which do not.
When both share a nadi, all 8 Nadi points are lost. The tradition treats it as the heaviest dosha. Exceptions: the same star in different Moon signs, the same sign with different stars, or both the same with different padas.
When the two Moon signs are 2 and 12, 5 and 9, or 6 and 8 apart, the 7 Bhakoot points are lost. Exceptions: both signs have the same ruling planet, or the two rulers are friends.
Checked in each chart on its own, with every exception. It is common, so we also say how many people have it. It is read from the rising sign, so it needs an exact birth time for both of you.
The answer is one of three: yes, yes with conditions, or no. It comes from the rules, not from anyone’s opinion. These are the rules:
With no roles chosen, the match is read both ways round and the lower reading decides. This is the tradition’s answer. How two people do together rests on how they talk, choose and treat each other, and no chart measures that.
After the match, the next question is the date. Here are the year’s auspicious marriage dates, with their timings.
By the classical rule, at least 18 of 36. 18 to 24 is read as acceptable, 25 to 32 as very good, and 33 or more as excellent. The number alone is not the answer, though. A Nadi or Bhakoot dosha with no exception, or a Mangal dosha in only one chart, makes it yes with conditions. Our answer applies all of these rules and shows each one.
Mangal dosha is Mars in certain houses counted from the rising sign. It is common. The texts give many exceptions that cancel or ease it, and we check every one in both charts. Because it depends on the rising sign, it needs an exact birth time for both people.
Nadi dosha is when both birth stars belong to the same nadi. It removes all 8 Nadi points, and the tradition treats it as the heaviest dosha. It has exceptions too: the same star in different Moon signs, the same sign with different stars, or both the same with different padas. We check each one and say which apply.
Bhakoot looks at how far apart the two Moon signs are. At 2 and 12, 5 and 9, or 6 and 8, the 7 Bhakoot points are lost, and that is Bhakoot dosha. It is cancelled when both signs share a ruling planet, or when the two rulers are friends.
Yes. Tick “I don’t know the exact time” in the form. Guna Milan is read from the Moon, and we check the Moon at every time on that day. If the result is the same all day, we say so. If it changes, we show every possible result. Mangal dosha needs an exact time for both people, so without one it is not part of the match.
Not here. Matching by name takes the birth star from the first letter of the name, which can differ from the real one. We need both dates and places of birth. A birth time helps, but it can be left out. Names are optional.
Yes, it is free. The Guna Milan, every dosha and the classical answer need no sign-up and no phone number. Enter the two births and see the match.
No. Once the match is drawn, both birth dates, times and places are let go. If you choose to open the full reading, we keep only its result and the two first names. Never a birth date, time or place.