Lagna lord Saturn sits in the 11th of gains with Jupiter, lord of 2nd and 11th, in Moolatrikona — a double Dhana Yoga linking self, family wealth and income

2nd house is empty and its lord well placed in the 11th; wealth accrues through networks and income streams rather than inheritance

Raja Yogas: Venus (4th/9th lord, own sign) with Mercury (5th and 8th lord) in the 9th of fortune supports status and fortunate earning

Adhi Yoga from exalted Moon (4th house) adds prosperity and property comfort

Mars, lord of 10th, is in enemy sign in the 5th and aspects the 12th — speculative outlay and uneven career-driven earning; 5th aspected by Saturn and Ketu cautions against speculation

Rahu in 7th with Ketu in 1st can bring instability in partnerships/trade dealings, a channel through which wealth is handled

Current Mercury mahadasha (Mercury 5th/8th lord in 9th with Venus) generally favours earning; Moon antardasha to 2026-07-29 then Mars, Rahu, Jupiter sub-periods — Mercury–Jupiter (2030-2032) looks most fruitful for gains given Jupiter's 11th-lord Dhana Yoga

Transiting Saturn in natal 2nd aspecting 11th, with Saturn 11th from natal Moon, is a workable but slow-consolidating wealth phase as of 2026

D2 Hora chart (not available) for finer wealth assessment

Explanation: Multiple Dhana and Raja Yogas centred on a strong 11th house (lagna lord + Moolatrikona Jupiter ruling 2nd and 11th) and a fortified 9th (own-sign Venus with Mercury) indicate genuinely good wealth capacity, likely realised through income, networks and status rather than inheritance. Weak 10th lord Mars in enemy sign and the Rahu/Ketu 1-7 axis temper this with volatility in career vehicles and partnerships, and argue against speculation. Overall supportive, with the strongest indications in Jupiter-linked sub-periods; outcomes are indications, not guarantees.

Lagna lord Saturn sits in the 11th of gains with Jupiter, lord of 2nd and 11th, in Moolatrikona — a double Dhana Yoga linking self, family wealth and income

2nd house is empty and its lord well placed in the 11th; wealth accrues through networks and income streams rather than inheritance

Raja Yogas: Venus (4th/9th lord, own sign) with Mercury (5th and 8th lord) in the 9th of fortune supports status and fortunate earning

Adhi Yoga from exalted Moon (4th house) adds prosperity and property comfort

Mars, lord of 10th, is in enemy sign in the 5th and aspects the 12th — speculative outlay and uneven career-driven earning; 5th aspected by Saturn and Ketu cautions against speculation

Rahu in 7th with Ketu in 1st can bring instability in partnerships/trade dealings, a channel through which wealth is handled

Current Mercury mahadasha (Mercury 5th/8th lord in 9th with Venus) generally favours earning; Moon antardasha to 2026-07-29 then Mars, Rahu, Jupiter sub-periods — Mercury–Jupiter (2030-2032) looks most fruitful for gains given Jupiter's 11th-lord Dhana Yoga

Transiting Saturn in natal 2nd aspecting 11th, with Saturn 11th from natal Moon, is a workable but slow-consolidating wealth phase as of 2026

D2 Hora chart (not available) for finer wealth assessment

Explanation: Multiple Dhana and Raja Yogas centred on a strong 11th house (lagna lord + Moolatrikona Jupiter ruling 2nd and 11th) and a fortified 9th (own-sign Venus with Mercury) indicate genuinely good wealth capacity, likely realised through income, networks and status rather than inheritance. Weak 10th lord Mars in enemy sign and the Rahu/Ketu 1-7 axis temper this with volatility in career vehicles and partnerships, and argue against speculation. Overall supportive, with the strongest indications in Jupiter-linked sub-periods; outcomes are indications, not guarantees.


Two Dhana Yogas: Jupiter, lord of 2nd and 11th, conjunct Saturn (lagna lord) in the 11th house of gains — a strong wealth axis linking self, family wealth and income.

Jupiter is in Moolatrikona in Sagittarius in the 11th, so the 2nd and 11th lords are dignified and well placed.

Lagna lord Saturn placed in the 11th supports sustained income through effort and networks.

Venus in own sign in the 9th with Mercury forms Raja Yoga (4th/5th lord conjunction) and 4th+9th lordship — fortune, property and comfort well supported.

Exalted Moon in the 4th indicates property, vehicles and domestic assets; Adhi Yoga from the Moon adds prosperity and status.

The 2nd house is empty and its only aspect is from the Sun in the 8th; the 8th-placed Sun (7th lord) can bring irregular or inheritance/partner-linked money rather than steady family wealth.

Mercury, lord of the 2nd-from-Sun and of the 8th, is the dhana-relevant 8th lord in the 9th — gains via inheritance/insurance/research are possible but with 8th-house volatility.

Mars, lord of the 10th (career/earning action), is in enemy sign in the 5th and aspects the 12th — speculation and impulsive expenditure are a leakage risk.

Rahu in the 7th and Ketu in the 1st can destabilise partnerships and joint finances; 12th lord Saturn, though in the 11th, keeps expenditure tied to income.

Current Mercury mahadasha (2018–2035) activates the 8th/2nd-related Mercury sitting with Venus in the 9th; Mercury–Jupiter (2030–2032) and Mercury–Saturn (2032–2035) periods engage the 11th-house Dhana Yoga grahas.

Transiting Saturn in the 2nd from lagna and 2nd from natal Moon (sade sati range) suggests a phase of financial caution and pressure on cash flow around 2026.

No D2 (Hora) chart available for a dedicated wealth divisional reading

Explanation: Multiple classical Dhana and Raja Yogas centre on the 11th house, where dignified Jupiter (2nd and 11th lord) joins lagna lord Saturn, while own-sign Venus with Mercury in the 9th and an exalted 4th-house Moon add fortune and assets. Wealth indications are therefore broadly supportive, likely accumulating steadily through networks, professional standing and property. The qualifications are real but secondary: the 2nd house is untenanted and aspected only by the 8th-house Sun, the 10th lord Mars is in an enemy sign influencing the 12th (speculative loss), and the 1/7 nodal axis can complicate joint or partnership money. Near-term Saturn transit through the 2nd suggests conservative handling of cash flow; longer term, the Mercury–Jupiter and Mercury–Saturn sub-periods engage the wealth-yoga grahas and look comparatively favourable. These are tendencies, not guarantees.

Two Dhana Yogas: Jupiter, lord of 2nd and 11th, conjunct Saturn (lagna lord) in the 11th house of gains — a strong wealth axis linking self, family wealth and income.

Jupiter is in Moolatrikona in Sagittarius in the 11th, so the 2nd and 11th lords are dignified and well placed.

Lagna lord Saturn placed in the 11th supports sustained income through effort and networks.

Venus in own sign in the 9th with Mercury forms Raja Yoga (4th/5th lord conjunction) and 4th+9th lordship — fortune, property and comfort well supported.

Exalted Moon in the 4th indicates property, vehicles and domestic assets; Adhi Yoga from the Moon adds prosperity and status.

The 2nd house is empty and its only aspect is from the Sun in the 8th; the 8th-placed Sun (7th lord) can bring irregular or inheritance/partner-linked money rather than steady family wealth.

Mercury, lord of the 2nd-from-Sun and of the 8th, is the dhana-relevant 8th lord in the 9th — gains via inheritance/insurance/research are possible but with 8th-house volatility.

Mars, lord of the 10th (career/earning action), is in enemy sign in the 5th and aspects the 12th — speculation and impulsive expenditure are a leakage risk.

Rahu in the 7th and Ketu in the 1st can destabilise partnerships and joint finances; 12th lord Saturn, though in the 11th, keeps expenditure tied to income.

Current Mercury mahadasha (2018–2035) activates the 8th/2nd-related Mercury sitting with Venus in the 9th; Mercury–Jupiter (2030–2032) and Mercury–Saturn (2032–2035) periods engage the 11th-house Dhana Yoga grahas.

Transiting Saturn in the 2nd from lagna and 2nd from natal Moon (sade sati range) suggests a phase of financial caution and pressure on cash flow around 2026.

No D2 (Hora) chart available for a dedicated wealth divisional reading

Explanation: Multiple classical Dhana and Raja Yogas centre on the 11th house, where dignified Jupiter (2nd and 11th lord) joins lagna lord Saturn, while own-sign Venus with Mercury in the 9th and an exalted 4th-house Moon add fortune and assets. Wealth indications are therefore broadly supportive, likely accumulating steadily through networks, professional standing and property. The qualifications are real but secondary: the 2nd house is untenanted and aspected only by the 8th-house Sun, the 10th lord Mars is in an enemy sign influencing the 12th (speculative loss), and the 1/7 nodal axis can complicate joint or partnership money. Near-term Saturn transit through the 2nd suggests conservative handling of cash flow; longer term, the Mercury–Jupiter and Mercury–Saturn sub-periods engage the wealth-yoga grahas and look comparatively favourable. These are tendencies, not guarantees.


The chart shows the first lord Venus placed in the second house, not the second lord in the first house, so statements A-C address a configuration absent here.

The premise 'second lord in the first' is not present; the chart has the first lord (Venus) in the second house.

Identity and placement of the second-house lord

Other wealth-relevant placements (Jupiter, dhana yogas, 11th house)

Explanation: Only the 1st lord's placement is given; the stated rule's condition is unmet, and no guarantee-type claim would be doctrinally acceptable anyway.

The chart shows the first lord Venus placed in the second house, not the second lord in the first house, so statements A-C address a configuration absent here.

The premise 'second lord in the first' is not present; the chart has the first lord (Venus) in the second house.

Identity and placement of the second-house lord

Other wealth-relevant placements (Jupiter, dhana yogas, 11th house)

Explanation: Only the 1st lord's placement is given; the stated rule's condition is unmet, and no guarantee-type claim would be doctrinally acceptable anyway.


The chart shows the first lord Venus placed in the second house, not the second lord in the first; the stated rule's condition is not met.

No single placement guarantees wealth; results depend on dignity, dasha and overall chart strength.

Second house lord and its placement
Dignities, aspects, dasha data

Explanation: Options A-C all presuppose the second lord in the first house. The chart facts only establish that the first lord Venus occupies the second house, so none of A-C is established; D applies.

The chart shows the first lord Venus placed in the second house, not the second lord in the first; the stated rule's condition is not met.

No single placement guarantees wealth; results depend on dignity, dasha and overall chart strength.

Second house lord and its placement
Dignities, aspects, dasha data

Explanation: Options A-C all presuppose the second lord in the first house. The chart facts only establish that the first lord Venus occupies the second house, so none of A-C is established; D applies.


The chart shows the first lord Venus placed in the second house, not the second lord in the first house.

Options A-C presuppose the 2nd lord in the 1st; the chart facts only establish the 1st lord (Venus) in the 2nd house, so none applies as stated.

Identity and placement of the 2nd house lord

Ascendant sign and full planetary placements/strengths

Explanation: Only the 1st lord's placement is given (Venus in the 2nd). The listed statements concern a different configuration (2nd lord in 1st), which is not established here; also 'guarantees' would be an overclaim in any case. Hence option D.

The chart shows the first lord Venus placed in the second house, not the second lord in the first house.

Options A-C presuppose the 2nd lord in the 1st; the chart facts only establish the 1st lord (Venus) in the 2nd house, so none applies as stated.

Identity and placement of the 2nd house lord

Ascendant sign and full planetary placements/strengths

Explanation: Only the 1st lord's placement is given (Venus in the 2nd). The listed statements concern a different configuration (2nd lord in 1st), which is not established here; also 'guarantees' would be an overclaim in any case. Hence option D.