Tagged: Nadi Dosha
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Navneet Khanna.
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Bhavesh
GuestOur kundli matching score is 22.5 out of 36, but the astrologer says that we have Antya nadi dosha and this marriage should not be done. We like each other for 3 years and want to get married early next year. I would like experienced Vedic astrologers to check whether the Antya Nadi Dosha in our kundli milan is getting cancelled or reduced by any way. Can we get married?
Your opinion will help us decide what we do in the future, so please help us in this.
Girl:
17 Nov 1996
9:15 AM
Jodhpur, Rajasthan
Boy:
8th Feb 1994
18:15 hours
New Delhi
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Navneet Khanna
KeymasterAntya nadi dosha is considered an important factor in traditional Vedic Kundli Milan and is formed when both partners have Antya Nadi. In Ashtakoota marriage matching, Nadi Koota carries 8 out of 36 Gunas, making it one of the most significant factors considered during marriage matching. Nadi is broadly divided into three categories—Aadi, Madhya and Antya Nadi—and these are determined according to the Nakshatra of the Moon at the time of birth.
Antya Nadi is traditionally associated with certain Nakshatras, and when both the prospective bride and groom belong to Antya Nadi, the matching may result in Nadi Dosha, with the couple receiving zero points for Nadi Koota. Jyotish texts associate Nadi Koota with aspects such as health, compatibility, progeny and the overall vitality of the marital relationship. Therefore, Antya Nadi Dosha is often given considerable attention during Kundli Milan.
Looking at your birth nakshatras we see that the boy is born under Uttarashadha Nakshatra 2nd charan and Girl is born under Shravana Nakshatra 3rd charan. As there is complete Nadi Paad vedha, it means that you have full Nadi dosha. Suggest you do complete horoscope matching done along with Kshetra Sphuta and Beeja Sphuta to check for marital happiness and happiness from children.
Blessings,
Navneet Khanna
Astrologer
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