Horoscoping matches

When you decide to get married, it is important to consider Kundali Milan or Kundali Matching. Matching horoscopes is the first step towards a successful marriage when the parents decide which horoscope charts they want their children to marry into. The gun milan exercises have been a part of Indian culture for thousands of years now and continue to be so.

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Kundli Milan - A Friend Or A Foe?

Every person who walks this Earth has his/her own unique energy. Each of these energy fields is influenced by certain planets and zodia signs. As a whole different personality, the energy field that entertains you should be completely different from others'. Or to put it simply, your energy might not be compatible with anyone else, and this is what makes you and any person you meet, different from each other.

So, here is when Kundali Matching, also known as Kundali Milan, Kundali Gun Milan, or Horoscope Matching, comes to your rescue! Kundali matching, as an ancient art, allows us to see if the energies we entail are compatible with the energies of our partners or the ones we plan to marry. Kundali Milan gives us an insight to how compatible two people are for each other, as compatibility plays a major role in keeping two people together in the longer term.

Horoscope matching considers both the position of the planets when you were born and their current position to find out whether you're compatible with someone else. Kundali matching is necessary to determine whether the positions of the planets are likely or unlikely. If Rahu is positioned negatively (Rahu Maha Dasha) in one‘s Rashi, then it is not the best timing for them to get married Similarly, the kundali matching process can help determine whether the person is a mangalik or not. And in case one is, your kundali helps in highlighting how one's Manas Dosha will affect the other.

What happens during Kundli milan?

The whole process of matching up a person's horoscope with their zodiac sign is called Ashta Koot Milan in Vedic Astrology. Here, Ashtam means eight and kootas are categories. These eight categories of variables describe different aspects of life. These eight parameters are considered when determining whether someone is compatible with another person. Each of these parameters carries some points, which together make 36 gunas. If the gunas match, you're more likely to be compatible with someone else in your life.

The eight parameters or categories among which the points have been divided are:-

• Varna -It is the classification of people into four groups namely Brahmins, Kshatriyas, Vaishyas and Shudras.
• Vashya -The Vashya denotes the strength or dominance in Vedic Astrology. Vahsya categorizes a person into five types: human, wild animal, small animal, waterborne animal, and insect
• Tara -It is used to denote the astrological compatibility of the person
• Yoni - is the sexual compatibility between the two people they would be sharing their life with.
• Rasyadhipati -This defines who is considered the lord of the zodiac.
• Gana -The three Ganas (or Gunas) in Astrology are; Dharma, Artha and Kama.
• Rashi - This category denotes love between two people. The category considers the exact position of the moon in the bride’ and groom’s birth charts.
• Nandi -Nadia Koot is related to both the health of the bride as well as the groom. There are three Nadis in Astrology: Vata (Air), Pitta (Bile) and Kapha (Phlegm).