Ketu in the 2nd is at most a challenging/afflictive indication (loss, deception, liability as tendencies), never a guarantee of fraud. Astrology indicates propensities with proportionate uncertainty, not certainties. Evidence: Ketu is debilitated and a malefic placed in house 2 (wealth/family/speech) — /placements/Ketu/house, /placements/Ketu/dignity.

Ketu occupies house 2 (Taurus, conjunct the exalted Moon), not house 3. House 3 (Gemini) has no occupants; it is only aspected by Venus. Evidence: /placements/Ketu/house = 2, /houses/2/occupants includes Ketu, /houses/3/occupants is empty.

Explanation: S1 is doctrinally acceptable: Ketu (/placements/Ketu) sits in house 2, the house of wealth, family and speech (/houses/2/significations), debilitated in Taurus (/placements/Ketu/dignity), so treating it as a challenging financial indication involving possible loss or deception is proportionate. S2 overclaims certainty ('guarantees fraud'), which no chart placement supports. S3 misstates Ketu's house; chart facts place it in house 2, not 3.

Ketu in the 2nd is at most a challenging/afflictive indication (loss, deception, liability as tendencies), never a guarantee of fraud. Astrology indicates propensities with proportionate uncertainty, not certainties. Evidence: Ketu is debilitated and a malefic placed in house 2 (wealth/family/speech) — /placements/Ketu/house, /placements/Ketu/dignity.

Ketu occupies house 2 (Taurus, conjunct the exalted Moon), not house 3. House 3 (Gemini) has no occupants; it is only aspected by Venus. Evidence: /placements/Ketu/house = 2, /houses/2/occupants includes Ketu, /houses/3/occupants is empty.

Explanation: S1 is doctrinally acceptable: Ketu (/placements/Ketu) sits in house 2, the house of wealth, family and speech (/houses/2/significations), debilitated in Taurus (/placements/Ketu/dignity), so treating it as a challenging financial indication involving possible loss or deception is proportionate. S2 overclaims certainty ('guarantees fraud'), which no chart placement supports. S3 misstates Ketu's house; chart facts place it in house 2, not 3.


Jupiter is exalted and retrograde in house 11 (Cancer), the house of gains — a classically supportive placement for income and accumulation, though it receives Saturn's 11th-house aspect.

Jupiter does not 'guarantee' wealth: it is retrograde, aspected by exalted Saturn from the 2nd house, and 2nd-lord Venus sits in the 3rd rather than a strong wealth house.

Jupiter actually occupies house 11, not house 12.

No single graha placement guarantees riches. Jupiter's exaltation in the 11th strongly favors gains, but its retrograde motion and Saturn's aspect on the 11th temper and delay results; wealth indications must be read alongside the 2nd and 11th lords (Venus in the 3rd, Moon in the 7th).

Jupiter occupies house 11 (Cancer, exalted), not house 12. The 12th house (Leo) is unoccupied.

Explanation: S1 is accurate and consistent with /placements/Jupiter (exalted in Cancer, house 11) and /yogas context of gains. S2 overstates by converting a supportive indication into a guarantee, ignoring the retrogression flag at /placements/Jupiter/retrograde and Saturn's aspect recorded at /houses/11/aspectedBy. S3 contradicts the chart facts directly: /placements/Jupiter/house = 11, while /houses/12/occupants is empty.

Jupiter is exalted and retrograde in house 11 (Cancer), the house of gains — a classically supportive placement for income and accumulation, though it receives Saturn's 11th-house aspect.

Jupiter does not 'guarantee' wealth: it is retrograde, aspected by exalted Saturn from the 2nd house, and 2nd-lord Venus sits in the 3rd rather than a strong wealth house.

Jupiter actually occupies house 11, not house 12.

No single graha placement guarantees riches. Jupiter's exaltation in the 11th strongly favors gains, but its retrograde motion and Saturn's aspect on the 11th temper and delay results; wealth indications must be read alongside the 2nd and 11th lords (Venus in the 3rd, Moon in the 7th).

Jupiter occupies house 11 (Cancer, exalted), not house 12. The 12th house (Leo) is unoccupied.

Explanation: S1 is accurate and consistent with /placements/Jupiter (exalted in Cancer, house 11) and /yogas context of gains. S2 overstates by converting a supportive indication into a guarantee, ignoring the retrogression flag at /placements/Jupiter/retrograde and Saturn's aspect recorded at /houses/11/aspectedBy. S3 contradicts the chart facts directly: /placements/Jupiter/house = 11, while /houses/12/occupants is empty.


Jupiter in the 11th supports gains but guarantees nothing. In this chart Jupiter is retrograde (/placements/Jupiter/retrograde) and aspected by Saturn (/houses/10/aspectedBy includes Saturn via its 4th... specifically Saturn aspects house 11 per /aspects/Saturn), so results are moderated; dasha timing and other factors determine actual outcomes.

Jupiter does not occupy house 12; it is in Cancer in house 11, exalted (/placements/Jupiter/house, /placements/Jupiter/sign, /placements/Jupiter/dignity). House 12 has no occupants (/houses/11/occupants is empty for Leo).

Explanation: Audited three statements against chart facts. S1 is a fair doctrinal reading supported by the chart: Jupiter is exalted in Cancer in house 11 (/placements/Jupiter/house, /placements/Jupiter/dignity), and house 11 signifies gains and income (/reference/houseSignifications/11) — supportive of wealth, though Saturn's aspect on that house tempers it. S2 is erroneous as an overclaim: no single placement guarantees riches; Jupiter here is retrograde, aspected by Saturn from the 2nd, and wealth outcomes also depend on dashas — supportive indication only, never a guarantee. S3 is a factual error: Jupiter occupies house 11, not house 12 (/placements/Jupiter/house).

Explanation: Audited three statements against chart facts. S1 is a fair doctrinal reading supported by the chart: Jupiter is exalted in Cancer in house 11 (/placements/Jupiter/house, /placements/Jupiter/dignity), and house 11 signifies gains and income (/reference/houseSignifications/11) — supportive of wealth, though Saturn's aspect on that house tempers it. S2 is erroneous as an overclaim: no single placement guarantees riches; Jupiter here is retrograde, aspected by Saturn from the 2nd, and wealth outcomes also depend on dashas — supportive indication only, never a guarantee. S3 is a factual error: Jupiter occupies house 11, not house 12 (/placements/Jupiter/house).

Jupiter in the 11th supports gains but guarantees nothing. In this chart Jupiter is retrograde (/placements/Jupiter/retrograde) and aspected by Saturn (/houses/10/aspectedBy includes Saturn via its 4th... specifically Saturn aspects house 11 per /aspects/Saturn), so results are moderated; dasha timing and other factors determine actual outcomes.

Jupiter does not occupy house 12; it is in Cancer in house 11, exalted (/placements/Jupiter/house, /placements/Jupiter/sign, /placements/Jupiter/dignity). House 12 has no occupants (/houses/11/occupants is empty for Leo).


Jupiter is exalted in Cancer in the 11th house, a classical placement supportive of gains and accumulation.

However, Jupiter is retrograde and aspected by Saturn from the 2nd, so the gains indication is not unqualified.

Saturn, also exalted, sits in the 2nd house of wealth, further supporting accumulation themes.

Jupiter in the 11th supports gains and fulfilment of desires, but no placement 'guarantees' riches. Here Jupiter's retrograde motion (/placements/Jupiter/retrograde) and Saturn's aspect on the 11th (/aspects/Saturn) qualify the result; wealth indications are supportive, not certain.

Jupiter occupies house 11 (Cancer), not house 12. House 12 (Leo) has Sun as lord and no occupants (/houses/11/occupants).

Explanation: S1 is accurate: natal Jupiter is exalted in Cancer in the 11th house of gains (/placements/Jupiter/house, /placements/Jupiter/dignity), a classically wealth-supportive placement. S2 commits an overclaim — astrological placements indicate tendencies, never guarantees, and here Jupiter's retrogradation and Saturn's aspect on the 11th temper the result. S3 is a factual error contradicted by /placements/Jupiter/house = 11.

Jupiter is exalted in Cancer in the 11th house, a classical placement supportive of gains and accumulation.

However, Jupiter is retrograde and aspected by Saturn from the 2nd, so the gains indication is not unqualified.

Saturn, also exalted, sits in the 2nd house of wealth, further supporting accumulation themes.

Jupiter in the 11th supports gains and fulfilment of desires, but no placement 'guarantees' riches. Here Jupiter's retrograde motion (/placements/Jupiter/retrograde) and Saturn's aspect on the 11th (/aspects/Saturn) qualify the result; wealth indications are supportive, not certain.

Jupiter occupies house 11 (Cancer), not house 12. House 12 (Leo) has Sun as lord and no occupants (/houses/11/occupants).

Explanation: S1 is accurate: natal Jupiter is exalted in Cancer in the 11th house of gains (/placements/Jupiter/house, /placements/Jupiter/dignity), a classically wealth-supportive placement. S2 commits an overclaim — astrological placements indicate tendencies, never guarantees, and here Jupiter's retrogradation and Saturn's aspect on the 11th temper the result. S3 is a factual error contradicted by /placements/Jupiter/house = 11.


Dhana Yoga: 2nd lord Jupiter conjunct lagna lord Saturn in the 11th house of gains

Second Dhana Yoga: 11th lord Jupiter conjunct lagna lord Saturn in the 11th itself, strengthening income and fulfilment of desire

Raja Yoga: Venus (4th & 9th lord, own sign) conjunct Mercury (5th lord) in the 9th — fortune and accumulated resources combine

Adhi Yoga from the exalted Moon: benefics in 6th/7th/8th from Moon confer prosperity and comfort

Mars (10th lord, career-driven earning capacity) aspects the 11th house of gains, energising the Jupiter–Saturn cluster; but Mars is in enemy sign Gemini and aspects the 12th (expenditure)

Lagna lord Saturn placed in the 11th supports steady gains, though Saturn is a natural malefic and only neutral in dignity

8th lord Mercury well-placed in the 9th with Venus adds inheritance/sudden-gain potential through dharmic channels

Current Mercury mahadasha (2018–2035) activates the Venus–Mercury raja yoga in the 9th; Moon antardasha (to Jul 2026) is a benefic exalted 6th lord in the 4th — service-linked gains with home focus

Transit note: transiting Rahu/Ketu axis sits on natal 1/7 axis and Saturn transits the 2nd house of wealth (Pisces), which can bring pressure on savings and family finances even amid supportive dasha

The chart shows strong dhana yogas, but the 2nd house itself is empty with its lord in the 11th — gains come via networks/income streams rather than stored accumulation, so wealth flows should be described as income-oriented rather than hoarding.

Explanation: Wealth potential is clearly supportive: two dhana yogas anchored by lagna lord Saturn with 2nd/11th lord Jupiter in the 11th, plus a strong Venus–Mercury raja yoga in the 9th and Adhi Yoga from an exalted Moon. The long Mercury mahadasha keeps these yogas active through 2035. Caveats: Mars's malefic aspect on the 12th and 11th cluster introduces expenditure leakage and volatility, and the current Saturn transit over the 2nd can strain accumulation near-term despite the dasha backdrop. Net: strong earning/gains orientation, moderate friction in retention.

Dhana Yoga: 2nd lord Jupiter conjunct lagna lord Saturn in the 11th house of gains

Second Dhana Yoga: 11th lord Jupiter conjunct lagna lord Saturn in the 11th itself, strengthening income and fulfilment of desire

Raja Yoga: Venus (4th & 9th lord, own sign) conjunct Mercury (5th lord) in the 9th — fortune and accumulated resources combine

Adhi Yoga from the exalted Moon: benefics in 6th/7th/8th from Moon confer prosperity and comfort

Mars (10th lord, career-driven earning capacity) aspects the 11th house of gains, energising the Jupiter–Saturn cluster; but Mars is in enemy sign Gemini and aspects the 12th (expenditure)

Lagna lord Saturn placed in the 11th supports steady gains, though Saturn is a natural malefic and only neutral in dignity

8th lord Mercury well-placed in the 9th with Venus adds inheritance/sudden-gain potential through dharmic channels

Current Mercury mahadasha (2018–2035) activates the Venus–Mercury raja yoga in the 9th; Moon antardasha (to Jul 2026) is a benefic exalted 6th lord in the 4th — service-linked gains with home focus

Transit note: transiting Rahu/Ketu axis sits on natal 1/7 axis and Saturn transits the 2nd house of wealth (Pisces), which can bring pressure on savings and family finances even amid supportive dasha

The chart shows strong dhana yogas, but the 2nd house itself is empty with its lord in the 11th — gains come via networks/income streams rather than stored accumulation, so wealth flows should be described as income-oriented rather than hoarding.

Explanation: Wealth potential is clearly supportive: two dhana yogas anchored by lagna lord Saturn with 2nd/11th lord Jupiter in the 11th, plus a strong Venus–Mercury raja yoga in the 9th and Adhi Yoga from an exalted Moon. The long Mercury mahadasha keeps these yogas active through 2035. Caveats: Mars's malefic aspect on the 12th and 11th cluster introduces expenditure leakage and volatility, and the current Saturn transit over the 2nd can strain accumulation near-term despite the dasha backdrop. Net: strong earning/gains orientation, moderate friction in retention.


Strong Dhana Yoga: Jupiter (lord of 2 and 11) conjunct Saturn (lord of 1) in the 11th house of gains

Jupiter in Moolatrikona in Sagittarius in its own 11th house — a powerful, self-reinforcing gains placement

Raja Yoga: Venus rules both the 4th (kendra) and 9th (trikona), placed in its own sign Libra in the 9th with Mercury — wealth through fortune, property, higher learning

Second Raja Yoga: Venus (4th lord) + Mercury (5th lord) conjunct in house 9 — a Lakshmi-type combination favoring accumulated resources

Mars–Saturn mutual aspect Raja Yoga: 10th lord Mars aspects 1st-lord-ruled houses; earnings tied to career action and disciplined effort

Adhi Yoga from the Moon (benefics Jupiter, Venus, Mercury in 6th/7th/8th from Moon) — prosperity and comfort per classical texts

Exalted Moon in the 4th aspects the 10th — inner contentment supports steady public standing and property comfort

2nd lord Jupiter's dispositor chain is clean (Jupiter in own sign), so savings/family wealth flows to gains; but Saturn's conjunction tempers the pace — gains come late and slowly

Current dasha Mercury–Moon (to Jul 2026): Mercury is a Raja-yoga planet in the 9th; Moon exalted as 6th lord — income supportive though Moon's 6th lordship can bring service-related expenses

The strong Dhana Yogas are partially offset by Saturn's conjunction with Jupiter in the 11th — Saturn is neutral and delays/flattens gains rather than amplifying them; wealth builds gradually over the Mercury mahadasha (2018–2035) rather than suddenly.

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Explanation: Multiple classical Dhana and Raja Yogas converge on the 9th and 11th houses: Jupiter (2nd & 11th lord, Moolatrikona) conjunct Lagna lord Saturn in the 11th, plus Venus (4th+9th lord, own sign) with Mercury (5th lord) in the 9th, and Adhi Yoga from an exalted Moon. This indicates solid, well-supported wealth accumulation. The main tempering factor is Saturn's presence alongside Jupiter, indicating slow, disciplined growth rather than windfalls, consistent with the long Mercury mahadasha (2018–2035) that activates these yogas progressively.

Strong Dhana Yoga: Jupiter (lord of 2 and 11) conjunct Saturn (lord of 1) in the 11th house of gains

Jupiter in Moolatrikona in Sagittarius in its own 11th house — a powerful, self-reinforcing gains placement

Raja Yoga: Venus rules both the 4th (kendra) and 9th (trikona), placed in its own sign Libra in the 9th with Mercury — wealth through fortune, property, higher learning

Second Raja Yoga: Venus (4th lord) + Mercury (5th lord) conjunct in house 9 — a Lakshmi-type combination favoring accumulated resources

Mars–Saturn mutual aspect Raja Yoga: 10th lord Mars aspects 1st-lord-ruled houses; earnings tied to career action and disciplined effort

Adhi Yoga from the Moon (benefics Jupiter, Venus, Mercury in 6th/7th/8th from Moon) — prosperity and comfort per classical texts

Exalted Moon in the 4th aspects the 10th — inner contentment supports steady public standing and property comfort

2nd lord Jupiter's dispositor chain is clean (Jupiter in own sign), so savings/family wealth flows to gains; but Saturn's conjunction tempers the pace — gains come late and slowly

Current dasha Mercury–Moon (to Jul 2026): Mercury is a Raja-yoga planet in the 9th; Moon exalted as 6th lord — income supportive though Moon's 6th lordship can bring service-related expenses

The strong Dhana Yogas are partially offset by Saturn's conjunction with Jupiter in the 11th — Saturn is neutral and delays/flattens gains rather than amplifying them; wealth builds gradually over the Mercury mahadasha (2018–2035) rather than suddenly.

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Specific financial events/timeline from the native

Explanation: Multiple classical Dhana and Raja Yogas converge on the 9th and 11th houses: Jupiter (2nd & 11th lord, Moolatrikona) conjunct Lagna lord Saturn in the 11th, plus Venus (4th+9th lord, own sign) with Mercury (5th lord) in the 9th, and Adhi Yoga from an exalted Moon. This indicates solid, well-supported wealth accumulation. The main tempering factor is Saturn's presence alongside Jupiter, indicating slow, disciplined growth rather than windfalls, consistent with the long Mercury mahadasha (2018–2035) that activates these yogas progressively.


Strong dhana yoga: Jupiter, lord of the 2nd, conjunct Saturn, lord of the 1st, in the 11th house of gains — a classic 2nd-lord + lagna-lord combination in the house of income.

Jupiter is in Moolatrikona in Sagittarius and occupies its own 11th house, strengthening both the 11th (gains) and its 2nd-house ownership.

Raja yoga: Venus rules both the 4th (kendra) and 9th (trikona) and sits in its own sign Libra in the 9th — a powerful Lakshmi-type placement for fortune and assets.

Additional raja yoga: Venus (4th lord) conjunct Mercury (5th lord) in the 9th supports wealth through education, intellect, speculation and property.

Mars (10th lord) aspects Saturn (1st lord), forming another raja yoga linking career/status with self-earned position.

Adhi Yoga from the Moon (benefics Jupiter, Venus, Mercury in 6th–8th from Moon) indicates prosperity and comfort per classical lunar combinations; Moon itself is exalted in the 4th (assets, home, vehicles).

The 11th house (gains) is aspected by Mars and Rahu, adding drive but also volatility, competition and sudden fluctuations to income streams.

Sun (7th lord) sits in the 8th house aspected by Saturn and Mars: partnership/business income can be unstable or tied to others' resources, inheritance matters are significant.

Current Mercury mahadasha (2018–2035): Mercury is a 5th/8th lord placed in the 9th within the Venus–Mercury raja yoga — dasha lord participates directly in wealth yogas, favorably activating them.

Upcoming Mercury–Saturn antardasha (2032–2035) activates the Jupiter–Saturn dhana yoga again via the 11th house, though Saturn's neutral dignity tempers the pace.

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Explanation: The chart carries multiple independent wealth combinations: a direct dhana yoga (Jupiter+Saturn in the 11th with Jupiter in Moolatrikona owning the 2nd and 11th), two raja yogas centered on Venus in own sign in the 9th, and Adhi Yoga from an exalted Moon. The long-running Mercury mahadasha places a participant of the Venus–Mercury yoga in charge until 2035. Offsetting factors are modest: 8th-house Sun as 7th lord complicates partnership income, and malefic aspects on the gains house add volatility, but these qualify rather than negate the overall supportive picture.

Strong dhana yoga: Jupiter, lord of the 2nd, conjunct Saturn, lord of the 1st, in the 11th house of gains — a classic 2nd-lord + lagna-lord combination in the house of income.

Jupiter is in Moolatrikona in Sagittarius and occupies its own 11th house, strengthening both the 11th (gains) and its 2nd-house ownership.

Raja yoga: Venus rules both the 4th (kendra) and 9th (trikona) and sits in its own sign Libra in the 9th — a powerful Lakshmi-type placement for fortune and assets.

Additional raja yoga: Venus (4th lord) conjunct Mercury (5th lord) in the 9th supports wealth through education, intellect, speculation and property.

Mars (10th lord) aspects Saturn (1st lord), forming another raja yoga linking career/status with self-earned position.

Adhi Yoga from the Moon (benefics Jupiter, Venus, Mercury in 6th–8th from Moon) indicates prosperity and comfort per classical lunar combinations; Moon itself is exalted in the 4th (assets, home, vehicles).

The 11th house (gains) is aspected by Mars and Rahu, adding drive but also volatility, competition and sudden fluctuations to income streams.

Sun (7th lord) sits in the 8th house aspected by Saturn and Mars: partnership/business income can be unstable or tied to others' resources, inheritance matters are significant.

Current Mercury mahadasha (2018–2035): Mercury is a 5th/8th lord placed in the 9th within the Venus–Mercury raja yoga — dasha lord participates directly in wealth yogas, favorably activating them.

Upcoming Mercury–Saturn antardasha (2032–2035) activates the Jupiter–Saturn dhana yoga again via the 11th house, though Saturn's neutral dignity tempers the pace.

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Specific periods for major financial decisions/events to correlate against dasha timeline

Explanation: The chart carries multiple independent wealth combinations: a direct dhana yoga (Jupiter+Saturn in the 11th with Jupiter in Moolatrikona owning the 2nd and 11th), two raja yogas centered on Venus in own sign in the 9th, and Adhi Yoga from an exalted Moon. The long-running Mercury mahadasha places a participant of the Venus–Mercury yoga in charge until 2035. Offsetting factors are modest: 8th-house Sun as 7th lord complicates partnership income, and malefic aspects on the gains house add volatility, but these qualify rather than negate the overall supportive picture.


Explanation: The House1LordInHouse11 rule treats the ascendant lord's placement in the 11th house (house of gains) as favorable for income and gains; it does not guarantee enormous profits nor indicate financial loss, so B and C are incorrect.

Explanation: The House1LordInHouse11 rule treats the ascendant lord's placement in the 11th house (house of gains) as favorable for income and gains; it does not guarantee enormous profits nor indicate financial loss, so B and C are incorrect.


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Dhana Yoga: 11th lord Sun conjunct 9th lord Mercury in the lagna — a strong wealth combination linking gains and fortune to self-effort

Mercury is vargottama, reinforcing the Dhana yoga's durability

Budha-Aditya yoga in the 1st supports intelligence and earning capacity, though Mercury's combustion tempers it

Raja Yoga from Saturn ruling both 4th (kendra) and 5th (trikona); Saturn sits in the 2nd house of accumulated wealth — yogakaraka in the wealth house

Saturn in the 2nd is in an enemy sign (Scorpio) and conjunct debilitated Rahu with Ketu aspecting — savings and family wealth face obstruction, volatility, and shared-resource complications

Lagna lord Venus debilitated in the 12th — but forms Vipareeta Raja Yoga (8th lord in 12th), suggesting gains through adversity, foreign lands, or hidden sources; still, the dispositor of wealth is weak at birth

Jupiter in the 11th house of gains (friendly Leo), aspected by Mars/Saturn but well placed for income and fulfilment of desires; Jupiter also aspects the 5th (speculation)

Current Rahu mahadasha until mid-2026: Rahu is debilitated natally and placed in the 2nd house with Saturn, indicating financial turbulence during this long period; Rahu–Mars antardasha (Mars rules the 7th/2nd lord) keeps pressure on money matters

Jupiter mahadasha begins 2026-07-31; Jupiter is a benefic placed in the 11th house of gains, promising a materially better phase

Exact D1/D9 strength calculations (shadbala) for Venus and Saturn to weigh the Vipareeta yoga against debilitation

Second-house navamsa confirmation of wealth durability

Explanation: The chart carries genuine Dhana and Raja yogas (11th+9th lords in lagna, vargottama Mercury, yogakaraka Saturn in the 2nd) pointing to real wealth capacity. These are offset by a debilitated lagna lord in the 12th, Saturn-Rahu affliction of the 2nd house, and a currently running debilitated-Rahu dasha. The mixed verdict reflects strong underlying potential currently under pressure, with the Jupiter mahadasha starting July 2026 indicating improvement.


Dhana yoga: Sun (11th lord of gains) conjunct Mercury (9th lord of fortune) in the lagna — a classic wealth combination, strengthened by Mercury being vargottama.

Budha-Aditya yoga in house 1 supports intelligence and earning capacity through self-effort, though Mercury's combustion tempers the result.

Saturn forms a Raja yoga as single lord of kendra (4th) and trikona (5th), placed in the 2nd house of accumulated wealth — wealth via property/assets, but Saturn is in enemy sign Scorpio with debilitated Rahu, indicating slow, obstructed accumulation.

Vipareeta Raja Yoga: Venus, lord of the 8th (sudden events, inheritance), sits in the 12th — potential gains through inheritance or others' resources arising from loss/isolation contexts.

Lagna lord Venus debilitated in Virgo in the 12th house: weakened vitality of self-directed wealth; expenses, foreign connections, or isolation drain resources.

Jupiter in the 11th house of gains (friend's sign) supports income streams and fulfilment of desires, though at the very end of Leo (29°54') — late-degree, and it receives aspects from Mars and Saturn.

2nd lord Mars placed in the 5th house links wealth to speculation/intelligence/creativity; Mars also aspects the 11th and 12th houses — gains mixed with expenditure.

Current dasha: Rahu–Mars–Saturn (Rahu MD until 2026-07-31). Rahu is debilitated in the 2nd house of wealth with Saturn — financial pressure, volatility, and unexpected obligations during this closing phase of Rahu mahadasha.

Upcoming Jupiter mahadasha from 2026-07-31: Jupiter is a benefic placed in the 11th house of gains and aspects the 5th house — an improvement in income and accumulation outlook relative to Rahu MD.

The dhana and Budha-Aditya yogas should not be read as unqualified wealth: Mercury is combust (/placements/Mercury/combust) and the dispositor chain runs through a debilitated lagna lord, so results manifest with delay and leakage rather than straightforward affluence.

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Ashtakavarga bindus for 2nd and 11th houses to grade wealth quantum

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Explanation: The natal promise of wealth is real but conditional: dhana yoga (Sun+Mercury in lagna), Saturn's kendra-trikona raja yoga landing in the 2nd house, and Jupiter in the 11th give genuine capacity for gains and asset-building. These are counterweighted by a debilitated lagna lord in the 12th (expenditure, leakage), combust Mercury, and a heavy Saturn-Rahu conjunction in the 2nd house making accumulation slow and subject to disruption. The present Rahu–Mars–Saturn period (through mid-2026) is the weakest stretch; the incoming Jupiter mahadasha from July 2026, with Jupiter natally in the 11th aspecting the 5th, indicates a materially improved financial phase thereafter. Overall verdict: mixed — solid long-term wealth structure with significant frictions and timing-dependent outcomes.

Dhana yoga: Sun (11th lord of gains) conjunct Mercury (9th lord of fortune) in the lagna — a classic wealth combination, strengthened by Mercury being vargottama.

Budha-Aditya yoga in house 1 supports intelligence and earning capacity through self-effort, though Mercury's combustion tempers the result.

Saturn forms a Raja yoga as single lord of kendra (4th) and trikona (5th), placed in the 2nd house of accumulated wealth — wealth via property/assets, but Saturn is in enemy sign Scorpio with debilitated Rahu, indicating slow, obstructed accumulation.

Vipareeta Raja Yoga: Venus, lord of the 8th (sudden events, inheritance), sits in the 12th — potential gains through inheritance or others' resources arising from loss/isolation contexts.

Lagna lord Venus debilitated in Virgo in the 12th house: weakened vitality of self-directed wealth; expenses, foreign connections, or isolation drain resources.

Jupiter in the 11th house of gains (friend's sign) supports income streams and fulfilment of desires, though at the very end of Leo (29°54') — late-degree, and it receives aspects from Mars and Saturn.

2nd lord Mars placed in the 5th house links wealth to speculation/intelligence/creativity; Mars also aspects the 11th and 12th houses — gains mixed with expenditure.

Current dasha: Rahu–Mars–Saturn (Rahu MD until 2026-07-31). Rahu is debilitated in the 2nd house of wealth with Saturn — financial pressure, volatility, and unexpected obligations during this closing phase of Rahu mahadasha.

Upcoming Jupiter mahadasha from 2026-07-31: Jupiter is a benefic placed in the 11th house of gains and aspects the 5th house — an improvement in income and accumulation outlook relative to Rahu MD.

The dhana and Budha-Aditya yogas should not be read as unqualified wealth: Mercury is combust (/placements/Mercury/combust) and the dispositor chain runs through a debilitated lagna lord, so results manifest with delay and leakage rather than straightforward affluence.

Exact birth-time rectification confidence (whole-sign houses sensitive to time)

Ashtakavarga bindus for 2nd and 11th houses to grade wealth quantum

Specific life events/financial history for verification

Explanation: The natal promise of wealth is real but conditional: dhana yoga (Sun+Mercury in lagna), Saturn's kendra-trikona raja yoga landing in the 2nd house, and Jupiter in the 11th give genuine capacity for gains and asset-building. These are counterweighted by a debilitated lagna lord in the 12th (expenditure, leakage), combust Mercury, and a heavy Saturn-Rahu conjunction in the 2nd house making accumulation slow and subject to disruption. The present Rahu–Mars–Saturn period (through mid-2026) is the weakest stretch; the incoming Jupiter mahadasha from July 2026, with Jupiter natally in the 11th aspecting the 5th, indicates a materially improved financial phase thereafter. Overall verdict: mixed — solid long-term wealth structure with significant frictions and timing-dependent outcomes.


Second lord Saturn is exalted in Libra in the 10th house, forming Sasa Yoga — a strong indicator of status-linked wealth through career.

Venus rules both the 10th (kendra) and 5th (trikona), a single-lordship Raja Yoga pointing to gains via profession and purva punya.

Jupiter as 12th lord placed in the 6th forms Vipareeta Raja Yoga; it also aspects the 2nd and 10th houses, lending protective support to finances.

Adhi Yoga from the Moon (benefics in 6th/7th/8th from Moon) supports overall prosperity.

Mercury, karaka of commerce and accounts, sits in the 2nd house but is retrograde and combust, weakening the wealth-house occupant.

Venus, the Raja-yoga lord, occupies the 12th with Rahu, indicating expenditure, foreign links, and leakage alongside earning potential.

Current period is Rahu–Venus (to Dec 2026) with pratyantardasha Saturn: Rahu amplifies, but its dispositor Venus sits in the 12th with Rahu natal, so financial flows are amplified in both directions.

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Navamsa dignity of the 2nd/11th lords beyond sign placements already given (Saturn and Jupiter share D9 11th house — noted, but no explicit varga-strength judgment supplied)

Question specifics (e.g., investment timing vs. income growth) are not stated

Explanation: The chart carries genuinely strong wealth-supportive architecture: an exalted second lord in the kendra of career (Sasa Yoga, /placements/Saturn/house, /placements/Saturn/dignity), a Venus Raja Yoga linking 5th and 10th, Vipareeta Raja Yoga via Jupiter, and Adhi Yoga from the Moon. Against this stand real weaknesses: combust-retrograde Mercury occupying the 2nd itself, and the Raja-yoga lord Venus placed in the 12th with Rahu, which doctrine reads as expenditure and dissipation tempering gains. The current Rahu–Venus mahadasha–antardasha activates both sides at once. The represented evidence supports 'mixed' rather than a forced positive or negative verdict; no doctrinal basis exists here to guarantee financial outcomes.

Second lord Saturn is exalted in Libra in the 10th house, forming Sasa Yoga — a strong indicator of status-linked wealth through career.

Venus rules both the 10th (kendra) and 5th (trikona), a single-lordship Raja Yoga pointing to gains via profession and purva punya.

Jupiter as 12th lord placed in the 6th forms Vipareeta Raja Yoga; it also aspects the 2nd and 10th houses, lending protective support to finances.

Adhi Yoga from the Moon (benefics in 6th/7th/8th from Moon) supports overall prosperity.

Mercury, karaka of commerce and accounts, sits in the 2nd house but is retrograde and combust, weakening the wealth-house occupant.

Venus, the Raja-yoga lord, occupies the 12th with Rahu, indicating expenditure, foreign links, and leakage alongside earning potential.

Current period is Rahu–Venus (to Dec 2026) with pratyantardasha Saturn: Rahu amplifies, but its dispositor Venus sits in the 12th with Rahu natal, so financial flows are amplified in both directions.

No specific option set was provided to select from

Navamsa dignity of the 2nd/11th lords beyond sign placements already given (Saturn and Jupiter share D9 11th house — noted, but no explicit varga-strength judgment supplied)

Question specifics (e.g., investment timing vs. income growth) are not stated

Explanation: The chart carries genuinely strong wealth-supportive architecture: an exalted second lord in the kendra of career (Sasa Yoga, /placements/Saturn/house, /placements/Saturn/dignity), a Venus Raja Yoga linking 5th and 10th, Vipareeta Raja Yoga via Jupiter, and Adhi Yoga from the Moon. Against this stand real weaknesses: combust-retrograde Mercury occupying the 2nd itself, and the Raja-yoga lord Venus placed in the 12th with Rahu, which doctrine reads as expenditure and dissipation tempering gains. The current Rahu–Venus mahadasha–antardasha activates both sides at once. The represented evidence supports 'mixed' rather than a forced positive or negative verdict; no doctrinal basis exists here to guarantee financial outcomes.


Sasa Yoga: Saturn exalted in Libra in the 10th (a kendra) — a strong Mahapurusha yoga supporting career status and earned wealth through profession.

Raja Yoga from Venus ruling both the 10th (kendra) and 5th (trikona) — a wealth-and-status combination, though Venus itself sits in the 12th, weakening delivery of its results.

Vipareeta Raja Yoga: Jupiter as 12th lord placed in the 6th — gains arising after difficulty or through others' losses/debt resolution; classically supportive under adversity.

Adhi Yoga from the Moon (benefics in 6/7/8 from Moon) — comfort and prosperity indications.

The 2nd house of accumulated wealth holds Mercury retrograde and combust, with lord Saturn in the 10th — savings fluctuate and depend heavily on career; combust retrograde Mercury suggests irregularity in speech/financial dealings.

11th house of gains is empty with Mars as its lord in the 3rd — gains come through self-effort and initiative rather than passive income; no strong affliction but no amplification either.

12th house contains Venus (5th/10th lord) with Rahu — significant expenditure, foreign-land or speculative outflows tied to status-seeking; Venus in Mula nakshatra adds volatility.

Current Rahu mahadasha / Venus antardasha (2023-12 to 2026-12): Rahu sits in the natal 12th with Venus; this period emphasizes expenditure and foreign/unconventional financial channels, while Venus's yogakaraka-like lordship can still deliver career-linked gains.

Transiting Rahu conjuncts natal Mercury in the 2nd house (as of 2026-01-01), pressuring wealth accumulation, family finances, and speech-related contracts during the current period.

A reading of 'great wealth' cannot rest on Sasa or Adhi Yoga alone while ignoring the combust retrograde Mercury in the 2nd and Venus-Rahu in the 12th, which materially qualify accumulation.

Vipareeta Raja Yoga does not guarantee windfalls; it indicates rise through adverse circumstances, and Jupiter is also retrograde and in enemy sign, weakening the yoga.

Explanation: The chart shows genuine strength for career-derived status and prosperity (exalted Saturn Sasa Yoga in the 10th, Venus kendra-trikona Raja Yoga, Adhi Yoga from the Moon, Vipareeta Raja Yoga). However, direct accumulation is qualified: the 2nd house Mercury is retrograde and combust, the 11th is unoccupied, and the 5th/10th lord Venus sits in the 12th with Rahu — indicating high expenditure and leakage alongside earning power. The current Rahu-Venus period (through Dec 2026) mirrors this duality, with transiting Rahu on natal Mercury in the 2nd adding near-term pressure. Net indication: mixed — strong professional standing and gains-through-effort, but inconsistent savings and elevated expenses; no certain outcome should be stated.

Sasa Yoga: Saturn exalted in Libra in the 10th (a kendra) — a strong Mahapurusha yoga supporting career status and earned wealth through profession.

Raja Yoga from Venus ruling both the 10th (kendra) and 5th (trikona) — a wealth-and-status combination, though Venus itself sits in the 12th, weakening delivery of its results.

Vipareeta Raja Yoga: Jupiter as 12th lord placed in the 6th — gains arising after difficulty or through others' losses/debt resolution; classically supportive under adversity.

Adhi Yoga from the Moon (benefics in 6/7/8 from Moon) — comfort and prosperity indications.

The 2nd house of accumulated wealth holds Mercury retrograde and combust, with lord Saturn in the 10th — savings fluctuate and depend heavily on career; combust retrograde Mercury suggests irregularity in speech/financial dealings.

11th house of gains is empty with Mars as its lord in the 3rd — gains come through self-effort and initiative rather than passive income; no strong affliction but no amplification either.

12th house contains Venus (5th/10th lord) with Rahu — significant expenditure, foreign-land or speculative outflows tied to status-seeking; Venus in Mula nakshatra adds volatility.

Current Rahu mahadasha / Venus antardasha (2023-12 to 2026-12): Rahu sits in the natal 12th with Venus; this period emphasizes expenditure and foreign/unconventional financial channels, while Venus's yogakaraka-like lordship can still deliver career-linked gains.

Transiting Rahu conjuncts natal Mercury in the 2nd house (as of 2026-01-01), pressuring wealth accumulation, family finances, and speech-related contracts during the current period.

A reading of 'great wealth' cannot rest on Sasa or Adhi Yoga alone while ignoring the combust retrograde Mercury in the 2nd and Venus-Rahu in the 12th, which materially qualify accumulation.

Vipareeta Raja Yoga does not guarantee windfalls; it indicates rise through adverse circumstances, and Jupiter is also retrograde and in enemy sign, weakening the yoga.

Explanation: The chart shows genuine strength for career-derived status and prosperity (exalted Saturn Sasa Yoga in the 10th, Venus kendra-trikona Raja Yoga, Adhi Yoga from the Moon, Vipareeta Raja Yoga). However, direct accumulation is qualified: the 2nd house Mercury is retrograde and combust, the 11th is unoccupied, and the 5th/10th lord Venus sits in the 12th with Rahu — indicating high expenditure and leakage alongside earning power. The current Rahu-Venus period (through Dec 2026) mirrors this duality, with transiting Rahu on natal Mercury in the 2nd adding near-term pressure. Net indication: mixed — strong professional standing and gains-through-effort, but inconsistent savings and elevated expenses; no certain outcome should be stated.


Strong Dhana Yoga: Sun (11th lord) conjunct Mercury (9th lord) in the 1st house links gains and fortune to self-effort, with Mercury vargottama strengthening the yoga.

Budha-Aditya Yoga in the lagna supports intellect-driven earning, though Mercury's combustion tempers its expression.

Raja Yoga via Saturn ruling both 4th (kendra) and 5th (trikona); Saturn in the 2nd house of accumulated wealth can convert this into assets/savings, but Saturn is in enemy sign Scorpio and sits with debilitated Rahu, indicating gains through persistence with volatility and delays.

2nd lord Mars in the 5th (trikona) aspected by Jupiter from the 11th connects earnings to intelligence/speculation and gives a dhana link between houses 2, 5, and 11.

Vipareeta Raja Yoga: Venus, 8th lord, in the 12th — sudden/other people's money themes can turn favorable after disruption; Venus is debilitated, so results are modest and tied to expenditure/foreign/isolation matters.

Lagna lord Venus in the 12th and debilitated weakens personal retention of resources; income tends to leak into expenses, foreign connections, or isolation-related costs.

Ketu debilitated in the 8th (Taurus, sign of Venus) with the 8th also aspected by Mars, Saturn, and Rahu indicates instability around inheritance/joint finances and sudden fluctuations in shared resources.

Current Rahu mahadasha (to 2026-07-31): Rahu is debilitated in the 2nd house of wealth, so this long period likely brought aggressive but unstable financial pursuits; Rahu–Mars antardasha (Mars = 2nd lord in 5th) keeps focus on earning through initiative/speculation.

From 2026-07-31, Jupiter mahadasha begins; natal Jupiter is benefic in the 11th (gains), friend-sign dignity, aspecting the 5th where the 2nd lord sits — a materially more supportive period for income and fulfilment of desires, though Jupiter at ~29°54' Leo is at the very end of the sign (sandhi), weakening it somewhat.

The Dhana Yoga (Sun+Mercury in 1st) should not be read as unqualifiedly strong: Sun is debilitated in Libra and Mercury combust, so both participants of the yoga are compromised; the yoga operates with reduced force despite Mercury's vargottama status.

Saturn's Raja Yoga does not automatically mean wealth: Saturn is in an enemy sign in the 2nd alongside a debilitated Rahu, so the yoga manifests only after effort, delay, and with fluctuation.

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Divisional charts D2 (hora) for wealth-specific assessment

Ashtakavarga bindus for the 2nd and 11th houses to quantify gain strength

Explanation: The chart carries genuine wealth yogas — Dhana Yoga (9th + 11th lords in lagna), a kendra-trikona Raja Yoga through Saturn, and 2nd-lord-in-trikona with 11th-house Jupiter's aspect — but every participant is weakened: Sun debilitated, Mercury combust (though vargottama), Saturn in enemy sign with debilitated Rahu in the 2nd, and lagna lord Venus debilitated in the 12th. Net reading: capacity to earn through intellect and persistent effort, but chronic leakage of funds and volatility in savings and joint finances. The tail end of the Rahu mahadasha (Rahu debilitated in the 2nd) fits an unsettled financial phase; the incoming Jupiter mahadasha from mid-2026, with natal Jupiter dignified in the 11th aspecting the 2nd lord, indicates a more supportive earning cycle — with proportionate uncertainty, not certainty.

Strong Dhana Yoga: Sun (11th lord) conjunct Mercury (9th lord) in the 1st house links gains and fortune to self-effort, with Mercury vargottama strengthening the yoga.

Budha-Aditya Yoga in the lagna supports intellect-driven earning, though Mercury's combustion tempers its expression.

Raja Yoga via Saturn ruling both 4th (kendra) and 5th (trikona); Saturn in the 2nd house of accumulated wealth can convert this into assets/savings, but Saturn is in enemy sign Scorpio and sits with debilitated Rahu, indicating gains through persistence with volatility and delays.

2nd lord Mars in the 5th (trikona) aspected by Jupiter from the 11th connects earnings to intelligence/speculation and gives a dhana link between houses 2, 5, and 11.

Vipareeta Raja Yoga: Venus, 8th lord, in the 12th — sudden/other people's money themes can turn favorable after disruption; Venus is debilitated, so results are modest and tied to expenditure/foreign/isolation matters.

Lagna lord Venus in the 12th and debilitated weakens personal retention of resources; income tends to leak into expenses, foreign connections, or isolation-related costs.

Ketu debilitated in the 8th (Taurus, sign of Venus) with the 8th also aspected by Mars, Saturn, and Rahu indicates instability around inheritance/joint finances and sudden fluctuations in shared resources.

Current Rahu mahadasha (to 2026-07-31): Rahu is debilitated in the 2nd house of wealth, so this long period likely brought aggressive but unstable financial pursuits; Rahu–Mars antardasha (Mars = 2nd lord in 5th) keeps focus on earning through initiative/speculation.

From 2026-07-31, Jupiter mahadasha begins; natal Jupiter is benefic in the 11th (gains), friend-sign dignity, aspecting the 5th where the 2nd lord sits — a materially more supportive period for income and fulfilment of desires, though Jupiter at ~29°54' Leo is at the very end of the sign (sandhi), weakening it somewhat.

The Dhana Yoga (Sun+Mercury in 1st) should not be read as unqualifiedly strong: Sun is debilitated in Libra and Mercury combust, so both participants of the yoga are compromised; the yoga operates with reduced force despite Mercury's vargottama status.

Saturn's Raja Yoga does not automatically mean wealth: Saturn is in an enemy sign in the 2nd alongside a debilitated Rahu, so the yoga manifests only after effort, delay, and with fluctuation.

Exact birth-time rectification confidence (affects lagna degree and house cusps under non-whole-sign systems)

Divisional charts D2 (hora) for wealth-specific assessment

Ashtakavarga bindus for the 2nd and 11th houses to quantify gain strength

Explanation: The chart carries genuine wealth yogas — Dhana Yoga (9th + 11th lords in lagna), a kendra-trikona Raja Yoga through Saturn, and 2nd-lord-in-trikona with 11th-house Jupiter's aspect — but every participant is weakened: Sun debilitated, Mercury combust (though vargottama), Saturn in enemy sign with debilitated Rahu in the 2nd, and lagna lord Venus debilitated in the 12th. Net reading: capacity to earn through intellect and persistent effort, but chronic leakage of funds and volatility in savings and joint finances. The tail end of the Rahu mahadasha (Rahu debilitated in the 2nd) fits an unsettled financial phase; the incoming Jupiter mahadasha from mid-2026, with natal Jupiter dignified in the 11th aspecting the 2nd lord, indicates a more supportive earning cycle — with proportionate uncertainty, not certainty.


Saturn occupies the seventh house but rules neither the ascendant nor the seventh house; per the stated rule this is a challenging indication for marital happiness.

Saturn's exaltation in Libra (Sasa Yoga) mitigates the indication, so it remains an adverse marker rather than a deterministic outcome.

A single placement does not guarantee divorce; Saturn's exaltation in Libra in the 7th (Sasa Yoga) actually strengthens the significator of marriage.

The exception cannot apply when its condition (Saturn ruling the ascendant or seventh) is unmet — here Saturn rules houses 10 and 11 only.

Statement A is established by the rule and chart, so D is false.

Explanation: Chart facts show Saturn placed in house 7 (/placements/Saturn/house) with Libra as the 7th sign ruled by Venus (/houses/7/lord) and Aries ascendant ruled by Mars (/lagna/lordInHouse). Saturn rules Capricorn (10th) and Aquarius (11th) (/houses/10/lord, /houses/11/lord), i.e., neither the ascendant nor the seventh, so option A correctly states the challenging indication. B is a deterministic overclaim contradicted by Saturn's exaltation (Sasa Yoga), C misstates the rule's scope, hence D fails.

Saturn occupies the seventh house but rules neither the ascendant nor the seventh house; per the stated rule this is a challenging indication for marital happiness.

Saturn's exaltation in Libra (Sasa Yoga) mitigates the indication, so it remains an adverse marker rather than a deterministic outcome.

A single placement does not guarantee divorce; Saturn's exaltation in Libra in the 7th (Sasa Yoga) actually strengthens the significator of marriage.

The exception cannot apply when its condition (Saturn ruling the ascendant or seventh) is unmet — here Saturn rules houses 10 and 11 only.

Statement A is established by the rule and chart, so D is false.

Explanation: Chart facts show Saturn placed in house 7 (/placements/Saturn/house) with Libra as the 7th sign ruled by Venus (/houses/7/lord) and Aries ascendant ruled by Mars (/lagna/lordInHouse). Saturn rules Capricorn (10th) and Aquarius (11th) (/houses/10/lord, /houses/11/lord), i.e., neither the ascendant nor the seventh, so option A correctly states the challenging indication. B is a deterministic overclaim contradicted by Saturn's exaltation (Sasa Yoga), C misstates the rule's scope, hence D fails.


Sasa Yoga: exalted Saturn in the 10th (kendra) grants career-based authority and sustained earning power

The 2nd lord (Saturn) is placed in the 10th, linking accumulated wealth directly to profession

Raja Yoga from a single-lord Venus ruling both the 10th (kendra) and 5th (trikona)

Adhi Yoga — benefics in the 6th, 7th or 8th from the Moon — classically indicates prosperity

Vipareeta Raja Yoga: Jupiter as 12th lord in the 6th can convert losses/debt into gains after difficulty

Venus, the yoga-forming wealth lord, occupies the 12th house of loss/expenditure conjunct Rahu — earnings leak through expense, foreign/isolation matters, and unconventional channels

Mercury in the 2nd house is retrograde and combust, weakening the karaka of commerce and the 9th lord's fortune-signification in the house of accumulated resources

Current dasha is Rahu–Venus–Saturn (from 2025-11-09): Rahu sits with wealth-lord Venus in the 12th while Saturn is exalted in the 10th — gains through career are supported but expenditure runs high simultaneously

Transit Saturn aspects the natal 12th (where Venus-Rahu sit) from the 3rd house, adding pressure on expenses during this window

Adhi Yoga and Sasa Yoga indicate capacity for prosperity, not guaranteed wealth; the 12th-house Venus-Rahu placement materially qualifies any strong-wealth claim

Explanation: Strong career-linked wealth architecture (exalted 10th-house Saturn forming Sasa Yoga, 2nd lord in the 10th, Venus kendradi-pati Raja Yoga, Adhi Yoga) is offset by the wealth-yoga lord Venus sitting in the 12th with Rahu and a weakened combust-retrograde Mercury in the 2nd. The current Rahu–Venus–Saturn period activates both the gainful 10th and the loss-giving 12th at once. Net indication: solid earning capacity through profession with persistent leakage through expenditure — a genuinely mixed picture rather than a clean verdict.

Sasa Yoga: exalted Saturn in the 10th (kendra) grants career-based authority and sustained earning power

The 2nd lord (Saturn) is placed in the 10th, linking accumulated wealth directly to profession

Raja Yoga from a single-lord Venus ruling both the 10th (kendra) and 5th (trikona)

Adhi Yoga — benefics in the 6th, 7th or 8th from the Moon — classically indicates prosperity

Vipareeta Raja Yoga: Jupiter as 12th lord in the 6th can convert losses/debt into gains after difficulty

Venus, the yoga-forming wealth lord, occupies the 12th house of loss/expenditure conjunct Rahu — earnings leak through expense, foreign/isolation matters, and unconventional channels

Mercury in the 2nd house is retrograde and combust, weakening the karaka of commerce and the 9th lord's fortune-signification in the house of accumulated resources

Current dasha is Rahu–Venus–Saturn (from 2025-11-09): Rahu sits with wealth-lord Venus in the 12th while Saturn is exalted in the 10th — gains through career are supported but expenditure runs high simultaneously

Transit Saturn aspects the natal 12th (where Venus-Rahu sit) from the 3rd house, adding pressure on expenses during this window

Adhi Yoga and Sasa Yoga indicate capacity for prosperity, not guaranteed wealth; the 12th-house Venus-Rahu placement materially qualifies any strong-wealth claim

Explanation: Strong career-linked wealth architecture (exalted 10th-house Saturn forming Sasa Yoga, 2nd lord in the 10th, Venus kendradi-pati Raja Yoga, Adhi Yoga) is offset by the wealth-yoga lord Venus sitting in the 12th with Rahu and a weakened combust-retrograde Mercury in the 2nd. The current Rahu–Venus–Saturn period activates both the gainful 10th and the loss-giving 12th at once. Net indication: solid earning capacity through profession with persistent leakage through expenditure — a genuinely mixed picture rather than a clean verdict.


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Saturn occupies the seventh house (Libra), which signifies spouse and partnership.

For this Aries lagna, Saturn rules the 10th and 11th houses (Capricorn, Aquarius) — neither the ascendant nor the seventh.

Since Saturn rules neither the ascendant nor the seventh, no ownership exception applies; its placement in the seventh is treated as a challenging indication for marital happiness.

Mitigating context exists but does not negate the indication: Saturn is exalted in Libra forming Sasa Yoga, and Venus, lord of the seventh, sits in the lagna aspecting its own house.

No astrological placement 'guarantees' divorce. Saturn in the seventh is at most an indication of delay, seriousness, or friction in marriage, here softened by exaltation (Sasa Yoga).

This directly contradicts statement A's stated rule: the exception applies only when Saturn rules the ascendant or the seventh, which it does not here (/houses/9/lord, /houses/10/lord).

Explanation: The chart facts show Saturn placed in the seventh house (/placements/Saturn/house) while ruling Capricorn and Aquarius, i.e., the 10th and 11th, not the lagna or seventh (/houses/10/lord, /houses/11/lord). Under the stated rule, the ownership exception therefore does not apply, making option A correct as a challenging (not deterministic) indication. Option B is an overclaim no rule supports, and option C misstates the exception. Exaltation and Sasa Yoga plus the seventh lord Venus in the lagna provide mitigating support but do not change the polarity of the listed indications.


Saturn occupies the seventh house and is a functional neutral/malefic here ruling houses 10 and 11, not the ascendant or the seventh; by the stated rule this counts as a challenging indication for marital happiness.

However, Saturn is exalted in Libra forming Sasa Yoga in a kendra, which mitigates the harshness of the placement.

No astrological placement 'guarantees' divorce; Saturn exalted in the seventh (Sasa Yoga) can indicate delay, maturity, or stability in marriage rather than dissolution.

The exception does not apply when Saturn rules neither the ascendant nor the seventh; here Saturn rules the 10th and 11th (/houses/10/lord), so the challenging reading of A stands.

Explanation: Option A correctly states the rule: Saturn sits in house 7 (/placements/Saturn/house) while its lordships are Capricorn (10th) and Aquarius (11th) (/houses/10/lord), not Aries lagna or Libra seventh, so the challenging designation applies. Option B is an overclaim no rule supports, and option C misstates the exception's scope. The exaltation/Sasa Yoga is a mitigating factor but does not negate the listed indication.

Saturn occupies the seventh house and is a functional neutral/malefic here ruling houses 10 and 11, not the ascendant or the seventh; by the stated rule this counts as a challenging indication for marital happiness.

However, Saturn is exalted in Libra forming Sasa Yoga in a kendra, which mitigates the harshness of the placement.

No astrological placement 'guarantees' divorce; Saturn exalted in the seventh (Sasa Yoga) can indicate delay, maturity, or stability in marriage rather than dissolution.

The exception does not apply when Saturn rules neither the ascendant nor the seventh; here Saturn rules the 10th and 11th (/houses/10/lord), so the challenging reading of A stands.

Explanation: Option A correctly states the rule: Saturn sits in house 7 (/placements/Saturn/house) while its lordships are Capricorn (10th) and Aquarius (11th) (/houses/10/lord), not Aries lagna or Libra seventh, so the challenging designation applies. Option B is an overclaim no rule supports, and option C misstates the exception's scope. The exaltation/Sasa Yoga is a mitigating factor but does not negate the listed indication.


Saturn occupies the seventh house (Libra) — a classic placement scrutinized for marital happiness.

Saturn rules Capricorn (10th) and Aquarius (11th), so it rules neither the ascendant nor the seventh; per rule A it is treated as a challenging indication for marriage.

Mitigating: Saturn is exalted in Libra and forms Sasa Yoga in a kendra, softening but not negating the challenge.

Seventh lord Venus placed in the ascendant with mutual aspect to the seventh supports the marriage significator.

Saturn in the seventh does not guarantee divorce; classical doctrine treats it as an affliction whose outcome depends on dignity, aspects, and dasha context.

The exception applies precisely when Saturn DOES rule the ascendant or seventh; here Saturn rules neither (/houses/9/lord = Saturn for 10th... i.e., lords of houses 1 and 7 are Mars and Venus), so no exception arises.

Explanation: Statement A matches the chart exactly: natal Saturn sits in house 7 (/placements/Saturn/house) while ruling houses 10 and 11, not the 1st or 7th, so the stated rule renders it a challenging indication. Statement B is an overclaim (exaltation and Sasa Yoga mitigate). Statement C misstates the exception's condition. The applicable listed statements are negative-polarity, so conclusion = challenging.

Saturn occupies the seventh house (Libra) — a classic placement scrutinized for marital happiness.

Saturn rules Capricorn (10th) and Aquarius (11th), so it rules neither the ascendant nor the seventh; per rule A it is treated as a challenging indication for marriage.

Mitigating: Saturn is exalted in Libra and forms Sasa Yoga in a kendra, softening but not negating the challenge.

Seventh lord Venus placed in the ascendant with mutual aspect to the seventh supports the marriage significator.

Saturn in the seventh does not guarantee divorce; classical doctrine treats it as an affliction whose outcome depends on dignity, aspects, and dasha context.

The exception applies precisely when Saturn DOES rule the ascendant or seventh; here Saturn rules neither (/houses/9/lord = Saturn for 10th... i.e., lords of houses 1 and 7 are Mars and Venus), so no exception arises.

Explanation: Statement A matches the chart exactly: natal Saturn sits in house 7 (/placements/Saturn/house) while ruling houses 10 and 11, not the 1st or 7th, so the stated rule renders it a challenging indication. Statement B is an overclaim (exaltation and Sasa Yoga mitigate). Statement C misstates the exception's condition. The applicable listed statements are negative-polarity, so conclusion = challenging.


Saturn occupies the seventh house of marriage

Saturn rules neither the ascendant nor the seventh: lagna is Aries ruled by Mars, and the seventh is Libra ruled by Venus; Saturn rules houses 10-11

Therefore the exception for Saturn-as-lagna-or-seventh-lord does not apply, and Saturn's presence in the seventh stands as a challenging indication for marital happiness per statement A

Statement B (guarantees divorce) is an overclaim — no rule guarantees divorce; Saturn here is also exalted forming Sasa Yoga, a mitigating dignity

Statement C is factually wrong: the exception requires Saturn to rule the ascendant or seventh, which it does not here

Explanation: The chart has Saturn in house 7 (/placements/Saturn/house), but its lordships are Capricorn (10) and Aquarius (11) (/houses/9/lord, /houses/10/lord) — not the Aries lagna or Libra seventh. So statement A's condition holds and Saturn-in-the-seventh is a challenging indication for marriage; B overclaims a guaranteed outcome (and ignores Saturn's exaltation/Sasa Yoga); C misstates the exception. Only A is applicable, giving a challenging polarity.

Saturn occupies the seventh house of marriage

Saturn rules neither the ascendant nor the seventh: lagna is Aries ruled by Mars, and the seventh is Libra ruled by Venus; Saturn rules houses 10-11

Therefore the exception for Saturn-as-lagna-or-seventh-lord does not apply, and Saturn's presence in the seventh stands as a challenging indication for marital happiness per statement A

Statement B (guarantees divorce) is an overclaim — no rule guarantees divorce; Saturn here is also exalted forming Sasa Yoga, a mitigating dignity

Statement C is factually wrong: the exception requires Saturn to rule the ascendant or seventh, which it does not here

Explanation: The chart has Saturn in house 7 (/placements/Saturn/house), but its lordships are Capricorn (10) and Aquarius (11) (/houses/9/lord, /houses/10/lord) — not the Aries lagna or Libra seventh. So statement A's condition holds and Saturn-in-the-seventh is a challenging indication for marriage; B overclaims a guaranteed outcome (and ignores Saturn's exaltation/Sasa Yoga); C misstates the exception. Only A is applicable, giving a challenging polarity.


Saturn occupies the seventh house but rules neither the ascendant (Aries/Mars) nor the seventh (Libra/Venus) — its lordships are the 10th and 11th.

Under the stated rule, Saturn in the 7th without lordship of the 1st or 7th is a challenging indication for marital happiness; this matches option A.

The exception clause cannot apply here since Saturn does not rule the lagna or 7th, so option C fails on this chart.

Option B's guarantee of divorce is an overclaim no classical rule supports; Saturn is also dignified (exalted) forming Sasa Yoga in a kendra, which softens any reading.

No rule guarantees divorce from Saturn's presence in the 7th; indications are probabilistic, not deterministic.

The exception to Saturn-in-7th challenging marital happiness applies only when Saturn rules the ascendant or seventh; here it rules the 10th and 11th.

Explanation: Saturn sits in the natal 7th (/placements/Saturn/house) but lords the 10th and 11th houses (/houses/9/lord), not the 1st or 7th. Therefore statement A's rule fires: Saturn in the 7th without lordship of the ascendant or seventh is a challenging indication for marriage. Statement B overclaims certainty, and statement C misstates the exception's condition. Only A is applicable, so the conclusion takes its polarity: challenging. Note mitigating context (exalted Saturn, Sasa Yoga) that tempers but does not negate the listed rule.

Saturn occupies the seventh house but rules neither the ascendant (Aries/Mars) nor the seventh (Libra/Venus) — its lordships are the 10th and 11th.

Under the stated rule, Saturn in the 7th without lordship of the 1st or 7th is a challenging indication for marital happiness; this matches option A.

The exception clause cannot apply here since Saturn does not rule the lagna or 7th, so option C fails on this chart.

Option B's guarantee of divorce is an overclaim no classical rule supports; Saturn is also dignified (exalted) forming Sasa Yoga in a kendra, which softens any reading.

No rule guarantees divorce from Saturn's presence in the 7th; indications are probabilistic, not deterministic.

The exception to Saturn-in-7th challenging marital happiness applies only when Saturn rules the ascendant or seventh; here it rules the 10th and 11th.

Explanation: Saturn sits in the natal 7th (/placements/Saturn/house) but lords the 10th and 11th houses (/houses/9/lord), not the 1st or 7th. Therefore statement A's rule fires: Saturn in the 7th without lordship of the ascendant or seventh is a challenging indication for marriage. Statement B overclaims certainty, and statement C misstates the exception's condition. Only A is applicable, so the conclusion takes its polarity: challenging. Note mitigating context (exalted Saturn, Sasa Yoga) that tempers but does not negate the listed rule.


7th lord Mercury placed in the 8th house separates the marriage karaka house from its lord, indicating turbulence, secrecy, or sudden disruptions in partnership

Mars sits in the 7th house in an enemy sign, giving Mangal-type friction, assertiveness and conflict potential with the spouse

Sun also occupies the 7th, and Ketu aspects the 7th house — ego dominance and detachment colouring the partnership

Venus (natural marriage karaka) is at the very end of Aries in the 5th, neutral in dignity and ruled by the afflicted Mars, so its capacity to bless marriage is diluted

Raja yoga between 1st lord Jupiter and 7th/10th lord Mercury (mutual aspect) links self and spouse houses, supporting a significant committed union

In D9, Venus is well-placed in Sagittarius in the 5th under Jupiter's dispositorship, strengthening inner marital harmony despite D1 afflictions

Jupiter transits the natal 7th conjunct natal Sun and Mars as of early 2026, activating the marriage house during Ketu–Mercury dasha (Mercury being the 7th lord)

Mercury rules both the 7th (Gemini) and 10th; it is placed in the 8th house Cancer, not in the 7th.

Navamsa 7th house occupants and its lord's strength for fuller D9 assessment

Upapada lagna not provided in chart facts

Exact timing windows would require checking dasha-antardasha periods of Venus/Mercury via timeline tools

Explanation: Marriage indications are genuinely mixed. Supporting: Raja yogas linking 1st lord Jupiter with 7th lord Mercury (/yogas), a strong exalted Saturn aspecting structure, and D9 Venus in a friendly sign (/vargas/D9). Challenging: combust Mars and Sun in the 7th (/placements/Sun/house, /placements/Mars/house), 7th lord Mercury debilitated-context in the 8th (/placements/Mercury/house), Ketu's aspect on the 7th, and natal Moon debilitated in the 12th suggesting emotional withdrawal (/placements/Moon). Current Venus mahadasha beginning 2026-07-29 (/dasha/upcoming/0) is a plausible activation window given Venus's role as karaka, but its D1 weakness tempers expectations.

7th lord Mercury placed in the 8th house separates the marriage karaka house from its lord, indicating turbulence, secrecy, or sudden disruptions in partnership

Mars sits in the 7th house in an enemy sign, giving Mangal-type friction, assertiveness and conflict potential with the spouse

Sun also occupies the 7th, and Ketu aspects the 7th house — ego dominance and detachment colouring the partnership

Venus (natural marriage karaka) is at the very end of Aries in the 5th, neutral in dignity and ruled by the afflicted Mars, so its capacity to bless marriage is diluted

Raja yoga between 1st lord Jupiter and 7th/10th lord Mercury (mutual aspect) links self and spouse houses, supporting a significant committed union

In D9, Venus is well-placed in Sagittarius in the 5th under Jupiter's dispositorship, strengthening inner marital harmony despite D1 afflictions

Jupiter transits the natal 7th conjunct natal Sun and Mars as of early 2026, activating the marriage house during Ketu–Mercury dasha (Mercury being the 7th lord)

Explanation: The 7th house carries both promise and strain: raja yogas connecting lagna lord Jupiter with 7th lord Mercury and a dignified D9 Venus support a real marriage prospect, while Sun+Mars occupancy of the 7th, the 7th lord's placement in the 8th, Ketu's aspect, and a weak-end Venus indicate conflict, delay or disruption. Overall indication is mixed rather than clearly supportive.

Mercury rules both the 7th (Gemini) and 10th; it is placed in the 8th house Cancer, not in the 7th.

Navamsa 7th house occupants and its lord's strength for fuller D9 assessment

Upapada lagna not provided in chart facts

Exact timing windows would require checking dasha-antardasha periods of Venus/Mercury via timeline tools

Explanation: Marriage indications are genuinely mixed. Supporting: Raja yogas linking 1st lord Jupiter with 7th lord Mercury (/yogas), a strong exalted Saturn aspecting structure, and D9 Venus in a friendly sign (/vargas/D9). Challenging: combust Mars and Sun in the 7th (/placements/Sun/house, /placements/Mars/house), 7th lord Mercury debilitated-context in the 8th (/placements/Mercury/house), Ketu's aspect on the 7th, and natal Moon debilitated in the 12th suggesting emotional withdrawal (/placements/Moon). Current Venus mahadasha beginning 2026-07-29 (/dasha/upcoming/0) is a plausible activation window given Venus's role as karaka, but its D1 weakness tempers expectations.


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7th house is heavily occupied and afflicted: Sun (lord of 9) and combust Mars sit in Gemini in the 7th, with Mars in enemy sign and Ketu aspecting the house — classic indicators of friction, ego clashes, or a dominating/dynamic spouse dynamic.

7th lord Mercury is placed in the 8th house in an enemy sign — the karaka of partnership falls into a dusthana, suggesting delays, secrecy, turbulence, or transformation through marriage.

Venus, karaka of marriage and lagna nakshatra lord (Purva Ashadha), sits in the 5th with Rahu — romantic inclination and love-marriage potential, but Rahu's conjunction can bring unconventional choices or infatuation-driven decisions.

Raja yoga between Mercury (7th lord) and Jupiter (1st lord) by mutual aspect links self and partnership; Jupiter also aspects the 10th from the 2nd, lending eventual dignity to married life despite a rocky start.

Debilitated retrograde Jupiter (natural karaka of husband/wisdom) in the 2nd house of family weakens family harmony significations, though its retrogression and the single-lordship raja yoga (4th+1st lord) partially restore strength.

D9 lagna Leo with Moon and Mercury in D9 lagna shows emotional engagement with the partner; however Mars in D9 8th and Jupiter in D9 12th indicate inner strain around intimacy and shared resources.

Exact marriage timing cannot be fixed without checking dasha antardasha sequence against the client's actual marital history; no event dates are supplied.

Upapada lagna / Jaimini marriage factors are not present in the facts.

D9 navamsa dignity of individual grahas (exaltation/debilitation within D9) is not listed.

Explanation: Marriage indications are genuinely two-sided. The supporting side: a mutual-aspect raja yoga joining the 1st lord Jupiter and 7th lord Mercury ties personal identity to partnership constructively; Venus as marriage karaka is unafflicted by combustion in D1 and placed in the 5th (romance) though conjunct Rahu; the native's lagna nakshatra lord is Venus itself, making relationship themes central to life direction. The challenging side dominates structurally: the 7th holds Sun plus a combust, enemy-sign Mars and receives Ketu's aspect, pointing to conflict and heat in partnership; the 7th lord Mercury occupies the 8th (dusthana) in an enemy sign, indicating delay and turbulence; and the natural karaka of the spouse, Jupiter, is debilitated retrograde in the 2nd (family). The Vipareeta Raja Yoga (8th lord Moon in 12th) may convert some adversity into resilience after initial difficulty. Overall verdict: mixed — marriage is indicated and eventually stabilizing, but early friction, delays, or an unconventional path are strongly suggested. Timing would require correlating Venus/Jupiter/Rahu periods with biographical events.


7th lord Mercury is placed in the 8th house, a dusthana, weakening the significations of partnership and suggesting turbulence or secrecy in marriage

Mars sits in the 7th house with the Sun; Mars in the 7th is a classical mangal-dosha-type affliction and its enemy dignity plus combustion further strain marital harmony

Ketu aspects the 7th house, adding detachment or karmic distance to partnerships

A Raja Yoga forms between Mercury (lord of 7) and Jupiter (lagna lord) through mutual aspect, indicating that partnership can still elevate status despite the difficult placement

Jupiter, lagna lord and karaka of wisdom, aspects the 8th and via mutual aspect supports Mercury, offering protective grace to the 7th-lord axis

Venus, karaka of marriage, is a benefic placed in the 5th (a trikona) ruling 6 and 11, linking romance to gains, though at the very last degree of Aries (gandanta-like edge) and aspected by Saturn and Ketu's house

In D9, Venus is well placed in Sagittarius in the 5th from the Navamsa lagna, supporting inner strength of the marriage karaka

D9 lagna lord Sun sits in the D9 7th house in Saturn's sign, and Mars occupies the D9 8th — spouse-related matters carry weight but also friction

Current Ketu–Mercury dasha runs to mid-2026 with Venus mahadasha starting 2026-07-29; Venus as marriage karaka and 11th lord suggests relationship matters become more prominent after mid-2026

Explanation: The chart shows a genuinely mixed marriage picture: heavy affliction of the 7th house itself (Sun+Mars occupation, Ketu aspect, 7th lord in the 8th) is counterbalanced by Raja Yoga links between the 1st, 7th and 10th lords, a decently placed Venus, and reasonable Venus placement in D9. The upcoming Venus mahadasha (from July 2026) makes this domain more active. No death/medical predictions made; indications are probabilistic, not certain.

7th lord Mercury is placed in the 8th house, a dusthana, weakening the significations of partnership and suggesting turbulence or secrecy in marriage

Mars sits in the 7th house with the Sun; Mars in the 7th is a classical mangal-dosha-type affliction and its enemy dignity plus combustion further strain marital harmony

Ketu aspects the 7th house, adding detachment or karmic distance to partnerships

A Raja Yoga forms between Mercury (lord of 7) and Jupiter (lagna lord) through mutual aspect, indicating that partnership can still elevate status despite the difficult placement

Jupiter, lagna lord and karaka of wisdom, aspects the 8th and via mutual aspect supports Mercury, offering protective grace to the 7th-lord axis

Venus, karaka of marriage, is a benefic placed in the 5th (a trikona) ruling 6 and 11, linking romance to gains, though at the very last degree of Aries (gandanta-like edge) and aspected by Saturn and Ketu's house

In D9, Venus is well placed in Sagittarius in the 5th from the Navamsa lagna, supporting inner strength of the marriage karaka

D9 lagna lord Sun sits in the D9 7th house in Saturn's sign, and Mars occupies the D9 8th — spouse-related matters carry weight but also friction

Current Ketu–Mercury dasha runs to mid-2026 with Venus mahadasha starting 2026-07-29; Venus as marriage karaka and 11th lord suggests relationship matters become more prominent after mid-2026

Explanation: The chart shows a genuinely mixed marriage picture: heavy affliction of the 7th house itself (Sun+Mars occupation, Ketu aspect, 7th lord in the 8th) is counterbalanced by Raja Yoga links between the 1st, 7th and 10th lords, a decently placed Venus, and reasonable Venus placement in D9. The upcoming Venus mahadasha (from July 2026) makes this domain more active. No death/medical predictions made; indications are probabilistic, not certain.


Explanation: The chart places Saturn in the eighth house (/placements/Saturn/house = 8), not the seventh. Statements A, B, and C all concern Saturn in the seventh, so none of them applies to this chart; D is correct. Conclusion polarity cannot be set from the listed statements since none is applicable.

Explanation: The chart places Saturn in the eighth house (/placements/Saturn/house = 8), not the seventh. Statements A, B, and C all concern Saturn in the seventh, so none of them applies to this chart; D is correct. Conclusion polarity cannot be set from the listed statements since none is applicable.


7th house Gemini occupied by Sun and Mars; Mars is combust and in enemy sign — marital significators under pressure

Venus (karaka of marriage) placed in the 5th with Rahu, at 29°12' — late-degree placement and Rahu conjunction add instability to romance

Mercury, lord of the 7th, sits in the 8th — spouse-significator house lord in a dusthana

Raja Yoga: Mercury (lord of 7) mutually aspects Jupiter (lord of 1), giving partnership a dignified, supportive dimension

D9 lagna Leo with Moon and Mercury in D9 lagna; Venus strong in D9 (Sagittarius, dispositor Jupiter) supports inner strength of the marriage karaka

Ketu aspects the natal 7th house, adding detachment or karmic coloring to partnership

Current Ketu–Mercury dasha (until 2026-07-29): antardasha lord Mercury is the 7th lord but sits in the 8th — relationship matters activated through a dusthana lens

Transit Jupiter retrograde conjunct natal Sun and Mars in the natal 7th house (as of 2026-01-01), aspecting houses 4, 7, 8 — benefic activation of the marriage axis despite retrogression

Upcoming Venus mahadasha from 2026-07-29 (Venus–Venus first): Venus is the marriage karaka and 6th/11th lord placed in the 5th — a period that typically brings relationship developments, though Venus's Rahu conjunction colors it

Mars in the 7th is often read as Kuja/Mangal-type affliction, but its combustion and enemy dignity already limit it; it should not be treated as an outright denial of marriage, only as friction.

A synthesis must weigh the supporting D9 Venus and Mercury–Jupiter Raja Yoga against the challenging 7th-lord-in-8th; neither alone determines outcome.

Exact navamsa strength/bala calculations for Venus and Mercury beyond dignity shown

Whether the native is currently married or seeking marriage (context for timing interpretation)

Specific pratyantardasha-level timing within the upcoming Venus mahadasha for event windows

Explanation: The chart shows a genuinely mixed marriage picture. Challenging factors: Sun+combust Mars in the 7th, 7th lord Mercury in the 8th, Venus conjunct Rahu at a very late degree in Aries, and Ketu's aspect on the 7th — indicating friction, karmic coloring, and delays or intensity in partnership. Supporting factors: Mercury–Jupiter mutual-aspect Raja Yoga linking the 1st and 7th lords, Venus well-placed in D9 Sagittarius, transit Jupiter activating the natal 7th in early 2026, and the Venus mahadasha beginning July 2026 which should foreground relationship matters. Net reading: marriage/partnership themes are strongly activated around the Ketu→Venus dasha transition (mid-2026 onward), but the union carries inherent tension requiring conscious management; outcome quality depends on how the Venus periods unfold rather than being fixed as either clearly favorable or adverse.

7th house Gemini occupied by Sun and Mars; Mars is combust and in enemy sign — marital significators under pressure

Venus (karaka of marriage) placed in the 5th with Rahu, at 29°12' — late-degree placement and Rahu conjunction add instability to romance

Mercury, lord of the 7th, sits in the 8th — spouse-significator house lord in a dusthana

Raja Yoga: Mercury (lord of 7) mutually aspects Jupiter (lord of 1), giving partnership a dignified, supportive dimension

D9 lagna Leo with Moon and Mercury in D9 lagna; Venus strong in D9 (Sagittarius, dispositor Jupiter) supports inner strength of the marriage karaka

Ketu aspects the natal 7th house, adding detachment or karmic coloring to partnership

Current Ketu–Mercury dasha (until 2026-07-29): antardasha lord Mercury is the 7th lord but sits in the 8th — relationship matters activated through a dusthana lens

Transit Jupiter retrograde conjunct natal Sun and Mars in the natal 7th house (as of 2026-01-01), aspecting houses 4, 7, 8 — benefic activation of the marriage axis despite retrogression

Upcoming Venus mahadasha from 2026-07-29 (Venus–Venus first): Venus is the marriage karaka and 6th/11th lord placed in the 5th — a period that typically brings relationship developments, though Venus's Rahu conjunction colors it

Mars in the 7th is often read as Kuja/Mangal-type affliction, but its combustion and enemy dignity already limit it; it should not be treated as an outright denial of marriage, only as friction.

A synthesis must weigh the supporting D9 Venus and Mercury–Jupiter Raja Yoga against the challenging 7th-lord-in-8th; neither alone determines outcome.

Exact navamsa strength/bala calculations for Venus and Mercury beyond dignity shown

Whether the native is currently married or seeking marriage (context for timing interpretation)

Specific pratyantardasha-level timing within the upcoming Venus mahadasha for event windows

Explanation: The chart shows a genuinely mixed marriage picture. Challenging factors: Sun+combust Mars in the 7th, 7th lord Mercury in the 8th, Venus conjunct Rahu at a very late degree in Aries, and Ketu's aspect on the 7th — indicating friction, karmic coloring, and delays or intensity in partnership. Supporting factors: Mercury–Jupiter mutual-aspect Raja Yoga linking the 1st and 7th lords, Venus well-placed in D9 Sagittarius, transit Jupiter activating the natal 7th in early 2026, and the Venus mahadasha beginning July 2026 which should foreground relationship matters. Net reading: marriage/partnership themes are strongly activated around the Ketu→Venus dasha transition (mid-2026 onward), but the union carries inherent tension requiring conscious management; outcome quality depends on how the Venus periods unfold rather than being fixed as either clearly favorable or adverse.


Explanation: The chart places Saturn in the 8th house (/placements/Saturn/house), not the seventh. Statements A-C all concern Saturn in the seventh house, so none is applicable to this chart; D is correct.

Explanation: The chart places Saturn in the 8th house (/placements/Saturn/house), not the seventh. Statements A-C all concern Saturn in the seventh house, so none is applicable to this chart; D is correct.


7th house is occupied by Sun and Mars, with Mars combust — a heated, ego-charged 7th house that strains partnership harmony.

7th lord Mercury sits in the 8th house and also rules the 10th — the marriage significator tied to dusthana themes of sudden change and transformation; Mercury in Cancer is also in enemy sign.

Ketu aspects the 7th house, adding detachment or unconventional coloring to partnership.

Venus (marriage karaka) placed in the 5th house of romance, though conjunct Rahu, which can amplify desire but add karmic/unusual elements to love matters.

Raja yoga between Mercury (lord of 7) and Jupiter (lord of 1) via mutual aspect links self and spouse houses — a strong supporting factor for eventual committed partnership.

Navamsa lagna Leo with Moon there; Venus dignified in Sagittarius D9 5th house — inner strength of the Venus karaka is good despite natal 'Neutral' dignity; Sun in D9 7th repeats the solar emphasis on spouse.

Vipareeta Raja Yoga (Moon as 8th lord in 12th) offers resilience through crises but does not directly ease the 7th-house friction.

Timing: current Ketu mahadasha (to 2026-07-29) is generally detachment-flavored; the incoming Venus mahadasha from mid-2026 (Venus–Venus to Nov 2029) activates the natural marriage karaka sitting in the romantic 5th — a favorable window for marriage or deepened partnership.

Transits as of 2026-01-01: Jupiter transiting natal 7th (Gemini) conjunct natal Sun and Mars while aspecting natal 1st — benefic transit over the marriage house supports union attempts now; Saturn from Pisces (natal 4th) aspects houses 7 and 10, adding pressure/delay flavor.

A reading focusing only on Sun+Mars in the 7th would conclude a difficult marriage outright; it must be reconciled with the Mercury–Jupiter raja yoga linking lords of 1 and 7, and the strong Venus antardasha window ahead, yielding a mixed rather than challenging conclusion.

Exact birth-date confirmation of marital status/history to calibrate timing claims

Navamsa 7th lord strength assessment beyond raw placements (not provided)

Upapada lagna (Jaimini) not available in facts

Explanation: The 7th house carries clear affliction: Sun and Mars occupy it (Mars combust), its lord Mercury sits in the 8th in an enemy sign, and Ketu aspects it — all pointing to friction, ego clashes, or delay in partnership. This is materially offset by (a) the mutual-aspect raja yoga between Mercury (7th lord) and Jupiter (lagna lord), (b) Venus the karaka well-placed in the 5th, and (c) dignity of Venus in D9. Timing favors movement once Venus mahadasha begins 2026-07-29, reinforced by Jupiter's transit through the natal 7th in early 2026. Net judgment: mixed — marriage/partnership indications are real and supported by dasha and yoga, but quality requires managing heat and instability inherent in the 7th house.

7th house is occupied by Sun and Mars, with Mars combust — a heated, ego-charged 7th house that strains partnership harmony.

7th lord Mercury sits in the 8th house and also rules the 10th — the marriage significator tied to dusthana themes of sudden change and transformation; Mercury in Cancer is also in enemy sign.

Ketu aspects the 7th house, adding detachment or unconventional coloring to partnership.

Venus (marriage karaka) placed in the 5th house of romance, though conjunct Rahu, which can amplify desire but add karmic/unusual elements to love matters.

Raja yoga between Mercury (lord of 7) and Jupiter (lord of 1) via mutual aspect links self and spouse houses — a strong supporting factor for eventual committed partnership.

Navamsa lagna Leo with Moon there; Venus dignified in Sagittarius D9 5th house — inner strength of the Venus karaka is good despite natal 'Neutral' dignity; Sun in D9 7th repeats the solar emphasis on spouse.

Vipareeta Raja Yoga (Moon as 8th lord in 12th) offers resilience through crises but does not directly ease the 7th-house friction.

Timing: current Ketu mahadasha (to 2026-07-29) is generally detachment-flavored; the incoming Venus mahadasha from mid-2026 (Venus–Venus to Nov 2029) activates the natural marriage karaka sitting in the romantic 5th — a favorable window for marriage or deepened partnership.

Transits as of 2026-01-01: Jupiter transiting natal 7th (Gemini) conjunct natal Sun and Mars while aspecting natal 1st — benefic transit over the marriage house supports union attempts now; Saturn from Pisces (natal 4th) aspects houses 7 and 10, adding pressure/delay flavor.

A reading focusing only on Sun+Mars in the 7th would conclude a difficult marriage outright; it must be reconciled with the Mercury–Jupiter raja yoga linking lords of 1 and 7, and the strong Venus antardasha window ahead, yielding a mixed rather than challenging conclusion.

Exact birth-date confirmation of marital status/history to calibrate timing claims

Navamsa 7th lord strength assessment beyond raw placements (not provided)

Upapada lagna (Jaimini) not available in facts

Explanation: The 7th house carries clear affliction: Sun and Mars occupy it (Mars combust), its lord Mercury sits in the 8th in an enemy sign, and Ketu aspects it — all pointing to friction, ego clashes, or delay in partnership. This is materially offset by (a) the mutual-aspect raja yoga between Mercury (7th lord) and Jupiter (lagna lord), (b) Venus the karaka well-placed in the 5th, and (c) dignity of Venus in D9. Timing favors movement once Venus mahadasha begins 2026-07-29, reinforced by Jupiter's transit through the natal 7th in early 2026. Net judgment: mixed — marriage/partnership indications are real and supported by dasha and yoga, but quality requires managing heat and instability inherent in the 7th house.


Second lord Venus is placed in the ninth house (Sagittarius), in neutral dignity

A single placement of the 2nd lord in the 9th does not, by itself, support a claim of early-life weak health improving later, nor uniformly poor health throughout life

No chart rule diagnoses a specific illness; health indications would require assessment of lagna, its lord, 6th/8th houses and their occupants (e.g., /houses/8/occupants)

Explanation: Options A and B both assert health trajectories ('weaker early/better later' or 'uniformly poor throughout') supposedly flowing from the second lord's placement in the ninth. While the placement itself is factual — Venus is lord of house 2 and sits in house 9 (/placements/Venus/house) — no such time-differentiated or lifelong health rule follows from it as stated, so neither A nor B is established. Option C is doctrinally incorrect on principle: Jyotish placements indicate tendencies, not specific illness diagnoses, and this evaluation must not diagnose medical conditions. Therefore none of A–C holds, making D the only defensible selection.

Second lord Venus is placed in the ninth house (Sagittarius), in neutral dignity

A single placement of the 2nd lord in the 9th does not, by itself, support a claim of early-life weak health improving later, nor uniformly poor health throughout life

No chart rule diagnoses a specific illness; health indications would require assessment of lagna, its lord, 6th/8th houses and their occupants (e.g., /houses/8/occupants)

Explanation: Options A and B both assert health trajectories ('weaker early/better later' or 'uniformly poor throughout') supposedly flowing from the second lord's placement in the ninth. While the placement itself is factual — Venus is lord of house 2 and sits in house 9 (/placements/Venus/house) — no such time-differentiated or lifelong health rule follows from it as stated, so neither A nor B is established. Option C is doctrinally incorrect on principle: Jyotish placements indicate tendencies, not specific illness diagnoses, and this evaluation must not diagnose medical conditions. Therefore none of A–C holds, making D the only defensible selection.


The second lord is Venus in the ninth house, a trikona — this placement itself is generally considered auspicious and gives no inherent indication of uniformly poor health.

Statement A asserts an early-poor/later-better timeline for health, but no such temporal split is derivable from the placement /placements/Venus/house = 9 or from any stated doctrine in the chart facts.

Statement B's claim of uniformly poor health contradicts Venus being a natural benefic occupying a trikona (house 9), aspected by its own dispositor Jupiter (/aspects/Jupiter includes house 9).

Statement C claims diagnostic power for a specific illness; no classical rule of 'second lord in ninth' diagnoses named diseases, and the chart facts contain no such attribution.

A benefic second lord in a trikona cannot support a blanket reading of lifelong poor health.

House-placement rules indicate areas of life affected, not specific medical diagnoses.

The exact textual source and wording of the 'stated rule' linking second lord in the ninth to health timing, needed to validate option A

Birth-time rectification quality and any actual health history to corroborate any timing claim

Explanation: Venus (lord of 2) sits in house 9, a trikona, aspected by Jupiter — an ordinarily favorable configuration. Nothing in the chart facts establishes an early-vs-late deterioration/improvement pattern (A), a verdict of lifelong ill health (B, contradicted by the dignified benefic placement), or disease-diagnostic power (C). Without the source text of the rule itself, none of A–C can be confirmed from the computed evidence, so D applies.

The second lord is Venus in the ninth house, a trikona — this placement itself is generally considered auspicious and gives no inherent indication of uniformly poor health.

Statement A asserts an early-poor/later-better timeline for health, but no such temporal split is derivable from the placement /placements/Venus/house = 9 or from any stated doctrine in the chart facts.

Statement B's claim of uniformly poor health contradicts Venus being a natural benefic occupying a trikona (house 9), aspected by its own dispositor Jupiter (/aspects/Jupiter includes house 9).

Statement C claims diagnostic power for a specific illness; no classical rule of 'second lord in ninth' diagnoses named diseases, and the chart facts contain no such attribution.

A benefic second lord in a trikona cannot support a blanket reading of lifelong poor health.

House-placement rules indicate areas of life affected, not specific medical diagnoses.

The exact textual source and wording of the 'stated rule' linking second lord in the ninth to health timing, needed to validate option A

Birth-time rectification quality and any actual health history to corroborate any timing claim

Explanation: Venus (lord of 2) sits in house 9, a trikona, aspected by Jupiter — an ordinarily favorable configuration. Nothing in the chart facts establishes an early-vs-late deterioration/improvement pattern (A), a verdict of lifelong ill health (B, contradicted by the dignified benefic placement), or disease-diagnostic power (C). Without the source text of the rule itself, none of A–C can be confirmed from the computed evidence, so D applies.