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The eight Kootas.
Each Koota measures a different dimension of compatibility between two charts. Together, they form the classical 36-point system of Vedic marriage matching.
Compares the spiritual and ego levels of both individuals. Reflects temperament and approach to dharma.
Measures dominance and control in the relationship. Indicates who yields to whom and overall magnetic pull.
Compares the birth-star (Nakshatra) compatibility. Indicates health, fortune, and longevity of the bond.
Assesses physical and sexual compatibility. Each Nakshatra is assigned an animal nature that determines harmony.
Evaluates the friendship of the Moon-sign lords. Reflects intellectual compatibility and mutual understanding.
Classifies each person as Deva (divine), Manushya (human), or Rakshasa (fierce). Matching ganas mean fewer daily clashes.
Examines the Moon-sign positions relative to each other. Governs prosperity, health, and emotional well-being after marriage.
The most important Koota. Checks physiological compatibility. Same Nadi is considered a Nadi Dosha and requires careful analysis.
A low score is not a sentence, and a high one is not a guarantee. I will tell you what the charts truly say — and remedies where they genuinely help.
Questions people ask
What is Kundli Matching (Guna Milan)?
Kundli Matching, or Guna Milan, is the traditional Vedic process of checking marriage compatibility between two horoscopes. The 8-fold Ashtakoota system scores compatibility out of 36 points across eight categories — varna, vashya, tara, yoni, graha maitri, gana, bhakoot, and nadi.
What is a good Guna Milan score?
In the traditional reading, 18 or more out of 36 is taken as acceptable for marriage, and 24 or more is taken as a comfortable match. The score is only one part of the picture: Manglik dosha, Nadi dosha, the Navamsa (D9) chart and the 7th lord also need to be looked at, and I read them together rather than leaning on the number alone.
What is Manglik Dosha and is it a dealbreaker?
Manglik Dosha is noted when Mars is placed in the 1st, 2nd, 4th, 7th, 8th or 12th house of the chart. The classical texts also list conditions that cancel or soften it (called parihara) — for example Jupiter aspecting Mars, both partners being Manglik, or a strong 7th lord. It is not an automatic dealbreaker; I read it together with the rest of both charts.
What is Nadi Dosha?
Nadi Dosha occurs when both partners share the same Nadi (Aadi, Madhya, or Antya) — based on their Moon's nakshatra. It carries the highest weight in Ashtakoota (8 points). Like Manglik, classical exceptions apply, particularly when the Moon nakshatras differ even within the same Nadi category.
Is software-based kundli matching enough?
This tool works out the Ashtakoota score from each partner's Moon nakshatra and sign, along with a Manglik and Nadi check. A full Vedic matching also looks at the Navamsa (D9) chart, the divisional chart used for marriage, and at the 7th lord, Venus and Jupiter in each chart. If you want the whole picture, I go through both charts with you in a consultation once you have the score.
Past first. Then your future.
I don’t begin with your future. I begin with your past — describing the events you have already lived, often within the first few minutes. By the time the half-hour is out, most people only wish they had come to me sooner.
Events you have already lived — described before you mention them. This is the proof.
Once the past is confirmed against your real life, the reading moves to present circumstances and future timing.
Within the first half-hour the clarity is unmistakable. The trust is earned in those minutes — never assumed.