Marriage is seen as the biggest part of an individual's life. In which two individuals tie themselves together in a bond and live together. In Bharat, marriage is enjoyed like a festival. They follow all the rituals and rules that are important. One of those is Kundli matching. But what is Kundli matching? Why is it so important? And do we need a score for marriage? Let us find the answer.
Kundli Matching
Guna Milan is a popular method of Kundli matching. Which includes 8 gunas and is matched to find compatibility between couples. These 8 gunas have a total of 36 points. These gunas show individual character and personality; they have their own meaning and importance. The couple's total Gunas should be between 31 and 36 for the union to be the best, between 21 and 30 for very good results, between 18 and 20 for average results, and between 0 and 17 for poor results.
So, the couples have to get points between 21 and 30 for a good score. Additionally, astrologers utilize kundali matching, or Kundali Milan by name and date of birth. Now, let us discover the eight gunas and their value.
Eight Gunas
There are eight different Gunas, and each Guna is given a certain number of points.
- Varna (1 pt)
- Vasya (2 pts)
- Tara (3 pts)
- Yoni (4 pts)
- Graha Maitri (5 pts)
- Gana (6 points)
- Bhakoot (7 points)
- Nadi (8 pts)
Let’s know about these gunas in detail.
Varna
"Varna" refers to the two individual’s mental compatibility, signifying how they deal with jobs and fortune in general. There is also a comparison between the development of egos and spirituality. If both have the same personality, this Koota (guna) receives the highest possible score of 1.
Vasya
The level of control or flexibility between the two is the subject of this. identifies the spouse who would be in charge. If the guy and the girl are both from the same Vasya, they give the full 2 points.
Tara
The focus is on the couple's overall health and happiness. Additionally, it indicates the couple's prosperity and longevity. Here, they address it with the couple's Moon positions.
In kundali matching, Tara Koota, which is for constellations or nakshatra compatibility, is crucial. In Indian astrology, there are 27 Nakshatras.
They calculate the male's nakshatra by dividing the girl's nakshatra by nine. Similarly, they carry out the same process from the boy's natal nakshatra to the girl's nakshatra. If both remaining numbers are even (0, 2, 4, 6, 8), they consider the answer correct and award three points. 1.5 points are awarded if one of the numbers is even and 0 points if each is odd (1, 3, 5, 7). There are three possible Dina Koota values: 0, 1.5, and 3.
Yoni
Horoscope matching uses Yoni, which represents lovemaking, to measure physical compatibility. It considers factors like physical attractiveness, biological variables, and lovemaking preferences.
Graha Maitri
This koota has concerns about offspring, marriage harmony, and the attachment the pair has for one another. Its connection is with the psychological compatibility of the couple. Here, they take into account how the couple interacts with one another on a daily basis.
Gana
This connects the pair in terms of action, personality, and temperament. In general, this koota is concerned with the couple's view of life.
Moreover, matching the same Gana for the girl and the male results in the awarding of six points.
Bhakoot
Its connection is with starting a successful family. It also discusses the durability of their marriage as well as their shared pleasures and tragedies. It displays how compatible the young man and the girl within the investigation are on an emotional, mental, and romantic level.
The girl's moon position is the basis for the calculation of the boy's birth moon position. It is terrible if the guy's moon is 2, 3, 4, 5, or 6 places away from the girl's moon. However, it is favorable if it is 7 or 12 places away. It is negative if the girl's moon is 12 positions away from the boy's moon, while 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6 are favorable and auspicious situations.
Nadi
This koota is about the compatibility of partners' health. It searches for shared genetic and physiological characteristics. This determines a person's Ayurvedic type and if they would get along well with one another. Additionally, believers hold that kundali matching tests for genetic compatibility ensure that the offspring are healthy and comfortable.
Conclusion
Guna matching is an important factor used in kundali matching. Which gives a score to marriage; on the basis of that score, a marriage is seen as compatible or non-compatible. Therefore, for a good match, a couple has to score between 21 and 30. Furthermore, a score below 18 is not good. Therefore, the couple who marries with a score below 18 will suffer from future problems.
