The matching score is 29/36
EVen if there are difficulties you should try and get back because there is a lot of past life karma in this relationship that needs clearning even if it is challenging and thats why the score is high.
Based on the chart details and horoscope drawn from it, I notice several significant factors:
The horoscope matching score is remarkably high at 29/36, which typically indicates strong compatibility between partners. There are numerous beneficial yogas in the D9 chart:
Guru-Mangala Yoga (Jupiter-Mars connection) suggesting righteous energy
Gaja-Kesari Yoga (Moon-Jupiter relationship) indicating fame and virtue
Bheri Yoga involving multiple planets suggesting wealth and a good relationship
Several Rajayogas indicating success and achievement potential
The current dasha period is Rahu Mahadasha with Saturn Antardasha (running from April 2023 to February 2026). This period can bring challenges and transformations, possibly explaining the current separation.
The Libra ascendant with Venus (the relationship planet) in Pisces in the 6th house suggests some relationship challenges but also the potential for healing.
From an astrological perspective, the high compatibility score and numerous beneficial yogas suggest there is significant potential for reconciliation. The current challenging dasha period may be temporarily obscuring the relationship’s strengths.
While Rahu-Saturn period can bring separation and obstacles, it’s important to note that this is temporary. When the Rahu-Mercury period begins in February 2026, communication might improve, potentially creating better conditions for reconciliation.
Rather than suggesting they completely move on, the chart indicates a period of transformation that could eventually lead back to each other. The relationship has strong astrological backing with the high compatibility score, though timing appears to be a factor.
If they still have feelings for each other, patience during this challenging astrological period might be advisable rather than completely closing the door on reconciliation. However, this doesn’t mean waiting indefinitely – personal growth during this period is also important.
Dileep Anand Bharati