Explanation: The rule “SaturnIn7thNotLagnaLord” states that if Saturn is placed in the seventh house and is not the lord of either the ascendant (Lagna) or the seventh house itself, it is considered a challenging indication for marital happiness. Option A correctly reflects this rule. Options B, C, and D do not align with the rule’s description or are unsupported by it.


Explanation: The VedAstro rule "SaturnIn7thNotLagnaLord" states that when Saturn is placed in the seventh house but does not rule either the Ascendant (Lagna) or the seventh house itself, the usual severe malefic effects on marriage are mitigated. This directly supports statement A: Saturn in the seventh, when it rules neither the ascendant nor the seventh, is treated as a challenging indication for marital happiness (in the sense that it does not produce the usual severe negative results). It also supports statement C: the rule’s exception applies even when Saturn rules neither the ascendant nor the seventh. Statement B contradicts the rule as it claims a guaranteed divorce, which is not stipulated. Thus options A and C are selected.


Explanation: The question requires knowledge of the specific chart’s placements to determine whether Saturn is in the seventh house and whether it rules the ascendant (Lagna) or the seventh house. No chart data or placement information has been provided, so it is impossible to evaluate the statements relative to the rule SaturnIn7thNotLagnaLord. As a result, the appropriate response is to indicate that the necessary information is missing.


Explanation: Saturn occupies house 7 of the chart (/placements/Saturn/house) and rules that house. Statement A refers to a situation where Saturn does **not** rule either the ascendant or the seventh, a condition that is not met here. Statement B claims that Saturn in the seventh guarantees divorce, but no such explicit rule is present in the provided chart facts or the recognized astrological principles. Statement C talks about an exception that applies even when Saturn rules neither the ascendant nor the seventh; again, the condition is not satisfied. Consequently none of the statements A–C are supported by the chart. Option D is therefore the correct choice.


Saturn occupies the 7th house and does not rule either the lagna (Aries) or the 7th house (Venus). Thus the condition "Saturn in the 7th but does not rule the ascendant or 7th" is met.

Explanation: The chart shows Saturn in the 7th house at 23°12'52" in Libra, with the 7th house lord Venus and the ascendant lord Mars. Since Saturn does not rule either the ascendant or the 7th house, the wording of option A applies and indicates a challenging influence on marital happiness. Options B and C are not supported by the chart or the stated rule, and option D is therefore incorrect because option A is established.


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Saturn is placed in the seventh house, which is commonly interpreted as a mixed influence on marriage, providing stability but also potential emotional distance.

Explanation: The chart fact confirms Saturn in the seventh house. Conventional Jyotish interpretation treats this placement as a mixed indicator, supporting option A. Options B and C claim a wholly beneficial or necessarily destructive influence, which is not supported by the chart fact alone. Therefore only option A is applicable, leading to a mixed conclusion.


No rule or chart fact indicates the specific qualitative effect of Saturn in the seventh house

Rule text specifying the effect of Saturn in the seventh house

Explanation: The only chart-specific fact available is that Saturn is in the seventh house. Without the explicit rule or additional chart context that describes Saturn’s influence in that house, none of the statements A, B, or C can be confirmed or refuted. Therefore the appropriate conclusion is insufficient evidence to determine the polarity of the listed statements.


Mars and Venus are conjunct in house 7, indicating strong passion in partnership per the Venus is own sign in Libra in a kendra (Malavya Yoga) and the Rajya Yoga of Venus and Mars in house 7.

Explanation: The chart demonstrates the conjunction of Mars and Venus in the 7th house (house 7), which is a kendra and is described by the Malavya and Rajya Yogas in the chart facts. This support aligns with statement A.


Saturn in the seventh indicates mixed outcomes, potentially providing stability together with emotional coldness.

Explanation: The chart shows Saturn in the 7th house, which aligns with the mixed‑indication statement (A). Statements (B) and (C) assert exclusive benefits or harmful effects that are not supported by the chart. Thus, only (A) is applicable, leading to a mixed conclusion.


Explanation: In the chart, Mars and Venus are occupying the 7th house together. This conjunction falls into the Malavya‑Yoga (Venus in its own sign in a kendra) and also forms part of the Dhana and Raja Yogas, both of which affirm a strong, passionate partnership.  Hence option A is supported. Option B is not supported because Mars is not alone, and option C is not a direct outcome of the stated rule. Consequently, the conclusion is supportive of option A and reflects the polarity of the applicable statement.


Jupiter occupies the seventh house, which is traditionally associated with partner and marriage.

Jupiter in the seventh is typically regarded as a positive influence on marriage, not a primary indication of marital conflict.

The presence of Jupiter in the seventh does not guarantee a perfect spouse; it merely indicates favorable potential for the partner and gains through marriage.

Explanation: The chart shows Jupiter in the seventh house, which aligns with the supportive interpretation (Option A). Neither the chart nor standard yogic interpretation supports Options B or C, so they are overclaims.


Rule specifies Mars and Venus together in 7th as sign of strong passion

A is applicable; B is not because rule requires both planets, not just Mars alone

C is not explicitly supported by the rule

Only A meets the rule; therefore conclusion is supportive within the context of listed statements

Explanation: The chart shows confluence of Mars and Venus in the 7th house, which directly satisfies option A. Option B is invalid because the rule specifies the conjunction, not a solitary Mars. Option C is beyond the assertion of the rule and is therefore not considered confirmed. Hence the evaluation supports option A only, leading to a supportive conclusion.


Jupiter occupies the 7th house, which governs marriage and partner relations.

Jupiter is in a friendly dignity and not in a malefic sign.

Jupiter’s presence in the 7th house is considered a positive Raja Yoga aspect for matrimonial stability.

Explanation: The chart shows Jupiter in the 7th house (symptom of statement A). Jupiter is in Leo, a sign it rules, giving it a friendly dignity. Its benefic nature supports harmony in marital relations, aligning with traditional rule A that a Jupiter in the 7th indicates a considerate partner and gains through marriage. Statements B and C are not supported; Jupiter is not in a weak or malefic position, so it does not indicate conflict nor guarantee a perfect spouse. Thus only statement A is applicable, and the overall conclusion is supportive.


A conventional interpretation considers Jupiter in the 7th as a benefic influence on spouse and marital gains

The chart lacks any circumstance that would convert Jupiter into a malefic in the 7th (e.g., retrograde, aspect by Saturn, etc.)

Jupiter’s prominence as the lord of the 7th in a Whole‑Sign house bolsters its beneficial effect

Explanation: The chart shows Jupiter in house 7. In traditional Vedic interpretation, a benefic planet in the 7th nurtures a considerate partner and marital benefits, while indicating no conflict. No evidence supports the idea of conflict or an unconditional guarantee of a perfect spouse. Therefore option A is validated, B and C are not supported by the chart or the standard rule.


Mars in the seventh signifying a partner who may be stubborn or impatient; it does not guarantee harmony but indicates a tendency towards conflict unless mitigated by favourable aspects.

Mars is actually situated in house 7, not house 8.

Explanation: Mars occupies house 7, as shown by /placements/Mars/house. While Mars in the 7th can suggest potential marital tension, it does not unambiguously mean harmony, making S2 an overclaim. S3 incorrectly states house 8, which is a factual error.


Mars in the seventh house does not guarantee harmonious married life; it often indicates potential conflict or contentious episodes, though it can also bring passion and drive.

Mars actually occupies house 7, not house 8.

Explanation: Statement S1 is a typical interpretation (Mars in 7 can signal tension). Statement S2 overclaims harmony and is incorrect. Statement S3 misstates the house number, contradicting the chart where Mars is in house 7.


The Sun in the seventh sign indicates that spouse issues may arise but it does not automatically denote an enduring delay or inevitable trouble; it may simply suggest a mixed or challenging influence depending on other aspects.

The Sun in the seventh house does not guarantee that marriage never occurs; it only suggests potential difficulties or delays in marital matters.

Explanation: All three statements overstate or misrepresent the Sun’s influence in the seventh house and misreport its house placement. The chart shows the Sun in house 7 (see /placements/Sun/house). A Sun in the seventh does suggest that spouse issues could be more prominent, but it does not dictate a definitive outcome of marriage or guarantee its non-occurrence.


The Sun in the seventh house does not guarantee that marriage never occurs; it may indicate delays or complications but does not preclude marriage.

Explanation: S1 is supported by Vedic tradition that a Sun in the seventh house is a challenging placement often linked to delayed or troublesome marriage. S2 overstates the Sun’s effect, incorrectly implying an absolute prohibition of marriage, which is not supported by natal placements. S3 is factually wrong because the chart shows the Sun in house 7, not house 8.


Explanation: The three statements contain factual and doctrinal inaccuracies. Statement S1 is a generalized doctrinal view about the Sun in the 7th house; while the Sun in the 7th can point to marriage it does not automatically signify delay or trouble, especially when it is exalted in Aries. Statement S2 incorrectly asserts a guarantee that no marriage will occur, which is not supported by Jyotish principles. Statement S3 incorrectly claims the Sun occupies the 8th house, contradicting the chart data where the Sun is actually in the 7th house.

The Sun in the 7th house traditionally indicates a marriage influence, but its effect (positive or negative) depends on its sign, dignity and conjunctions. Exalted, benefic Sun in Aries in this chart suggests a supportive influence, not necessarily delay or trouble.

No astrological placement guarantees that marriage will never occur. While certain combinations may delay marriage, they do not provide an absolute prohibition.

The Sun is located in the 7th house, not the 8th.


The presence of Mars in the 7th house is not unambiguously harmonious; it may indicate energetic dynamism or potential conflict, depending on its aspects and lordship.

Mars actually occupies the 7th house in this chart, not the 8th.

Explanation: The chart shows /placements/Mars/house as 7. Therefore S3 is factually incorrect. While S1 presents a common interpretive idea, it is not an unequivocal conclusion; however, S2 makes an absolute claim of harmony that conflicts with the observed placement. No contradictory evidence is found for S1 within the provided data, so it is not labeled as erroneous.


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Spouse ruled by Venus in first house; Venus is neutral and in lordship of lagna

Jupiter exalted in Cancer and resides in fourth house, a kendra, giving Hamsa Yoga; favorable to marriage and personal growth

Saturn exalted in Libra and resides in seventh house, a kendra, giving Sasa Yoga; indicates delays or hard work in marriage, but can bring eventual stability

Rahu in ninth house (spouse, dharma) may bring foreign influences or unconventional marriage timing

Mars and Mercury in third house with Ketu may produce misunderstandings with spouse, but joint effort can mitigate

Current Saturn Mahadasha with antardasha of Saturn and pratyantardasha of Ketu (2025-10-29 to 2026-01-01) indicates a period of karmic lessons; Ketu’s influence can soften Saturn’s delay but may also introduce detachment or unexpected changes

Explanation: The chart shows a balance of supportive lagna–Venus, exalted Jupiter and Saturn in kendra houses, and the presence of Rahu and Ketu that suggest unconventional timing or challenges. The current dashas indicate a period where Saturn’s hard work is mitigated by Ketu’s detachment, pointing to gradual but eventual progress in marriage.


Sun and Mars both located in the 7th house indicate a strong potential for marriage but also a risk of conflict or imbalance in the partnership.

Venus, the natural ruler of the 5th house of love, resides in the 5th house with Rahu, suggesting enthusiasm for romance but also a tendency towards unconventional or unstable relationships.

Mercury, the ruler of the 7th house, is in the 7th house in conjunction with the Sun, strengthening the matter of partnership and making communication in marriage easier.

Saturn’s exaltation in the 11th house supports gains and social networks, but its position in the 11th can also bring challenges of long‑term commitment if an individual associates marriage with social or financial expectations rather than companionship.

The dasha period currently underway is Ketu mahādāśa, with Mercury antardāśa. Ketu is often associated with detachment and unconventional life paths, while Mercury encourages communication and negotiation. This combination can favour late marriage or slower progress toward marital partnership.

Raja yogas involving Jupiter (lord of 4 and 1) suggest overall prosperity and moral authority, which indirectly support a stable marital environment. However, a mutual aspect between Mercury and Jupiter may also bring intellectual compatibility but potential for over‑analysis in relationships.

The moon, debilitated in the 12th house, indicates emotional detachment or difficulty in expressing affection, which might pose challenges in marital harmony.

Explanation: The chart shows a blend of supportive and challenging factors for marriage. Prominent 7th‑house planets (Sun and Mars) suggest a strong inclination toward partnership, while Venus in the 5th indicates romantic enthusiasm. However, the presence of Rahu with Venus and a debilitated Moon in the 12th introduces potential instability and emotional distance. The current Ketu‑Mahādāśa with a Mercury antardāśa further supports a period of intellectual focus and possible delay or unconventional timing of marriage. Raja yogas favor overall harmony but could bring intellectual tension. Consequently, the synthesis is mixed: marriage prospects are present but may require conscious effort, timing, and emotional openness to overcome the indicated challenges.


Sun and Mars are conjunct in house 7, which governs marriage and partnership

Venus resides in house 5 (children, creativity) but is aspecting house 11, indicating potential for gains and networks through a spouse

Saturn is exalted in house 11 (income, networks) but its placement in a dusthana (12 is the only dusthana in whole sign) does not directly affect marriage

Moon is debilitated in house 12 and does not aspect house 7, reducing smooth self‑expression in marriage matters

Venus is conjunct Rahu in house 5; this conjunction often indicates unconventional desires or a tendency toward extravagance, which can create impermanent marital satisfaction

Raja yogas from Jupiter ruling house 4 (kendra) and house 1 (trikona) suggest overall life direction but not specific to marriage

Mercury in house 8 and not influencing house 7 directly, but its self‑aspect (house 2) suggests communication issues in partnership

Explanation: The conjunct Sun‑Mars in the 7th house is a classic indicator that marriage is likely to occur, but the placement of Venus and Rahu in the 5th house and the debilitated Moon in the 12th introduce potential challenges to the stability and enjoyment of marriage. Venus’s aspect on the 11th house indicates that gains or networks may provide support, yet the overall blend of favorable Lords but also weak Moon and the Rahu‑Venus conjunction suggests a marriage that can be pursued but may require attention to emotional expression and material expectations. The final assessment therefore leans toward a mixed outlook.


Spouse factors indicated by 7th house occupancy and aspects

5th house active with Moon conj. Rahu, indicating child/romantic potential but also chaos

11th house empty but aspected by Rahu and Ketu, hinting at unpredictable gains/losses in partnership

D9 chart shows Sun in 7th house (spouse), but Rahu also in 7th, potentially amplifying karmic themes in marriage

Current Maha‑Dasha of Saturn (Kendra) indicates disciplined, possibly delayed, relationship progress

Pratyantardasha of Ketu may point to detachment or reform in marital commitments

Explanation: The natal 7th house occupies Saturn, an exalted ruler in Libra, providing steady, committed partnership energy, yet faced with aspects from Venus and Ketu which may complicate harmony. The 5th house active with the Moon and Rahu suggests strong emotional and romantic impulses but also volatility. D9 places Sun opposite Rahu in house 7, reinforcing a karmic theme in marriage that may come with both blessing and challenge. The current Saturn‑Mahadasha implies a period of building foundations, while the Ketu‑pratyantardasha hints at detachment or a need to restructure emotional bonds. Overall, marriage prospects are mixed, with potential for a stable but occasionally turbulent relationship depending on unfolding dynamics within these periods.


Moon placed in 7th house, the same house that governs spouse and partnership.

Explanation: The chart shows the Moon in the 7th house, a classic indicator that marriage or long‑term partnership is likely to be a significant aspect of life. However, there is no strong co‑ordination of benefic planets, yōga, or other marital indicators (such as Venus or Mars housing, mutual trine, or auspicious aspects to the 7th) that would elevate the certainty. Therefore, while the placement of the Moon suggests marital potential, the evidence is not sufficiently robust to make a definitive affirmative conclusion about marriage timing or quality.


Spouse and partnership aspects are favorable due to Saturn in 7th house on kendra

Venus from lagna as lord of 7th house but placed in 1st house, and Saturn occupies 7th, suggesting marital focus but potential obstacles

Venus retrograde in 7th house brings delays or complications in marriage

Saturn exalted in Libra and in 7th house kendra reinforces marriage reality but may introduce delays or seriousness

Ketu is in 3rd house, not directly affecting spousal house unless aspects

Moon in 5th house suggests potential late marriage or significant influence from children/learning houses

Rahu in 9th house, aspecting 7th, can bring foreign influence or unconventional partnership

Square aspect from Jupiter (8th house) to 7th house may indicate challenges in marital relationships

Saturn aspect to 7th and 4th house adds seriousness to partnership but also indicates stability once overpassed

Explanation: The chart shows a complex interplay of supportive and challenging factors for marriage. Saturn in the 7th, exalted and a kendra, supports durable partnership but is also retrograde, which can delay conclusions. Venus, the spouse lord, is also retrograde and in 1st house, indicating a priority on self before partnership. The presence of Rahu in the 9th and aspect to the 7th suggests unconventional or foreign influences. Overall, the synthesis points to a mixed outcome: the potential for a stable marriage exists but likely after overcoming delays or unconventional circumstances.


Moon occupies the 7th house, the natural locus of the spouse, and is a benefic planet

No significant malefic conjunctions or aspects to the 7th house; the 7th house contains only the Moon, unaspected by any malefic planet

Venus, the traditional spouse planet, resides in the 3rd house; its position is not disqualifying but also does not reinforce 7th‑house strength

The presence of a Budha‑Aditya yoga (Sun‑Mercury conjunction) generally supports harmonious relationships, though the combust state of Mercury may slightly dampen this effect

No 8th, 12th, or star‑theory obstructions (e.g., heavy 8th/lord from 8th) are evident that would indicate marital issues

Explanation: The chart shows the natural spouse planet, the Moon, ruling the 7th house with no malefic influences and a generally benefic nature, supporting the likelihood of a harmonious marital relationship. Minor caveats such as the combust Mercury in the Budha‑Aditya yoga slightly temper the strength but do not negate the overall supportive signals.


Explanation: Rule House2LordInHouse9 in VedAstro indicates that if the second lord is placed in the ninth house, its effects on health are considered mixed over time, suggesting weaker health earlier in life and improving health later. This aligns with option A. Options B and C are not supported by the rule. Option D is therefore incorrect because a valid statement (A) exists.


The Moon resides in the 7th house, the traditional sector of spouse and partnership.

Jupiter, the natural benefic of fortune and good auspices, occupies the 11th house, the house of gains and networks that often foreshadow social encounters that may include marriage.

Venus, the planet of romance and affection, is located in the 3rd house, which governs communication and short journeys rather than marital alliance; this placement indicates affection but not necessarily conjugal instruction.

The chart contains a Budha‑Aditya Yoga (Moon and Mercury together), a generally auspicious combination that can indirectly contribute to harmonious relationships.

There is no strong marriage‑specific Raja yoga or other yogas that directly activate the house of spouse or indicate a definitive marriage period.

Explanation: The natal Moon's placement in the 7th house is a positive sign for marriage prospects, and the benefic Jupiter in the 11th increases general fortune and the potential for meeting a partner.  Venus in the 3rd does not provide a direct marital auspiciousness, and there are no explicit marital yogas that would guarantee a favorable marriage period.  The overall picture is mixed: supportive indications exist, but the evidence is not strong enough to assert a certain favorable outcome.


Explanation: The rule "House2LordInHouse9" generally indicates that when the lord of the second sign is located in the ninth house, it can lead to health fluctuations over time—weakness early in life and potential improvement later. This understanding is consistent with option A. Options B and C are too absolute or specific and are not supported by the general interpretation of the rule. Option D is therefore not required since option A captures the typical interpretation.


Second lord of the ninth house appears in D9 chart on the 8th house (Mars, house 6 in D9), not directly in the first or second house from the Moon, therefore the rule about weak early health versus better later does not manifest strongly in this chart.

Explanation: The chart shows the second lord of the ninth (Mars) in the 8th house of the D9 chart, which does not support the specific pattern of weak early health improving later or uniformly poor health throughout life asserted by options A and B. Since the rule does not diagnose a particular illness (option C) either, the only defensible choice is option D—there is no established evidence for the other statements.


Explanation: The rule named House2LordInHouse9 refers to the placement of the second lord house in the ninth house and its general implications for health. It does not specify a uniform pattern of poor health over a lifetime, nor does it diagnose a particular illness. It also does not distinguish early weaker health and later better health in a definitive way. Therefore none of statements A–C is directly established by the rule, and option D is selected as the correct choice.


Explanation: The chart indicates that the ninth house is occupied by the Sun (house 5) and the second lord in the ninth house would be the lord of the tenth, which is Saturn in house 8. There is no evidence of a weaker or consistently poor health indication arising from this configuration. The existing yogas and placements do not point to a specific illness or a gradual improvement in health as described in options A or B. Consequently, the rule does not establish any of the stated statements, so option D is chosen.


Explanation: The chart facts only indicate that the second house lord, Mercury, is placed in the eleventh house. There is no evidence in the chart facts about aspects, sign, or other conditions that would support any of the health rule statements A, B, or C. Therefore none of those statements are established by the provided chart. The appropriate conclusion is option D, indicating that none of the statements A‑C are supported by the chart.


Explanation: The chart facts show that the lord of the 2nd house is Mercury, and it is lords in the 11th house. However, the chart does not provide information about a second lord of the 2nd house or any details regarding its nature (e.g., whether it is a benefic, malefic, aspecting, etc.). Without data on a second lord, none of the statements A, B, or C can be verified. Therefore, statement D is the only applicable option.


No data on the second lord of the eleventh house, its sign, or any planetary aspects that would allow evaluation of childhood health indications.

Explanation: The chart facts provided only indicate that the lord of the second house is Mercury and that it is placed in the eleventh house. There is no information on the second lord of the eleventh house, its sign, or its aspects, so none of the statements A–C can be evaluated or supported. Therefore, option D is selected.


Venus, the second house lord, is located in the 9th house, matching the condition of the rule.

Explanation: The chart shows that the second lord (Venus) is indeed in the ninth house. Traditional Jyotish texts that refer to a "second lord in the ninth" often associate this placement with a health pattern that is weaker in the earlier part of life and improves later. No evidence in the chart points to uniformly poor health or a specific illness, so only statement A is supported.


Explanation: The chart shows the lord of the 12th house, Jupiter, situated in the 6th house (see /placements/Jupiter/house). No other information in the supplied facts or any derived rule explicitly declares that this placement is supportive of general physical resilience (option A), guarantees freedom from illness (option B), or is necessarily a weak‑vitality indication (option C). Therefore, none of the statements A‑C are established by the rule as applied to this chart, so the appropriate conclusion is option D.


Venus occupies house 3, a house associated with courage, siblings, communication, not vitality or health.

Explanation: The chart shows Venus in the third house. In standard Jyotish, the third house is linked to courage, siblings, communication, and short journeys, with no unique implication for vitality or medical conditions. Therefore the listed statements A, B, and C, which claim Venus in the third indicates vitality or a diagnosis, are not supported by the chart facts. Option D is the only appropriate choice.


The twelfth lord (Jupiter) resides in the sixth house (Gemini).

In conventional jyotish, the 12th lord falling in the 6th house is interpreted as a weak‑vitality or disease indicator.

Explanation: The chart records Jupiter, the 12th house lord, occupying house 6 (see /placements/Jupiter/house). According to the standard health rule that a 12th lord in the 6th signifies a negative health influence, option C is supported. Options A and B are contradicted by this rule, and therefore only option C applies.


Twelfth lord Jupiter is in the 6th house.

Benefic in the 6th house generally supports physical resilience.

Explanation: The chart shows Jupiter, the lord of the 12th house, residing in the 6th house. Jupiter is a benefic planet, and a benefic in the 6th generally lends support to physical resilience and mitigates disease, aligning with statement A. Statements B and C are too absolute or contradictory to the benefic position, so only A is validated.


Explanation: The chart shows Venus in house 3. House 3 is a dusthana (challenging) and is not the disease‑house (house 6). With Venus being a benefic planet, its placement in house 3 does not, on its own, present a clear medical diagnosis or an unequivocal vitality sign per the rule text. None of the statements A–C are explicitly supported by the chart facts or the rule, so the correct option is D, a lack of established evidence.


Explanation: Venus occupies house 3 in the natal chart.  In a Whole‑Sign house system Venus as a benefic planet generally bestows good health and vitality; it does not by default represent a challenging sign or a definitive medical diagnosis.  The chart does not provide any evidence that Venus in house 3 is interpreted as a negative (challenging) influence (option A), nor does it establish that this position alone can prove a medical condition (option B).  Likewise, while Venus tends to support vitality, the rule that “Venus in the third is an unqualified strong‑vitality indication” is not explicitly supported by the chart’s placements, yogas, or house significations, so option C is not demonstrably true.  Consequently, by elimination no statement A‑C is established; option D is chosen.


Explanation: The audit identifies the two statements that are erroneous. S1 is a reasonable general observation that the Sun in the sixth house is associated with health matters, so it is not flagged. Statements S2 and S3 contain false or unsupported claims.

The Sun in the sixth house does not diagnose heart disease; it indicates a general potential for illness, but no specific condition can be determined solely from this placement.

The Sun occupies the sixth house, not the seventh house.


Explanation: Evaluating the chart facts for the claims made.  The Sun is positioned in the sixth house as per the chart data at /placements/Sun/house.  Consequently, any statement that places the Sun in a different house is factually incorrect, and any claim that asserts a specific pathology (e.g., heart disease) attributed solely to that placement is an over‑speculation.  No chart evidence supports a heart‑specific diagnosis from the Sun’s placement.

While the Sun’s placement in house 6 can indicate general health concerns, it does not specifically prove heart disease; a more precise assessment would require additional contextual factors.

The Sun is in house 6; it does not occupy house 7.


S2. The Sun in the sixth proves heart disease.

The Sun in the sixth indicates general health issues (e.g., bodily ailments, emotional or mental stress) but does not specifically prove heart disease.

The Sun actually occupies house 6 in this chart, not house 7.

Explanation: S1 is a neutral, context‑appropriate description of the Sun’s placement in the sixth house, which is linked to disease and health matters. S2 overstates the interpretation by claiming a specific heart disease without supporting evidence. S3 supplies an incorrect house number for the Sun, which is factually wrong according to the chart.


Explanation: Audit of statements regarding Ruchaka Yoga.

Ruchaka Yoga is considered to enhance physical vigor and natural health, but it is not definitively linked to a strong physique alone.

Ruchaka Yoga does not guarantee perfect health; it indicates a favourable disposition toward health but does not assure total perfection.

Ruchaka Yoga is present in the computed yoga list as Lodhi Yoga number 0 in the `yogas` array.


Ruchaka Yoga does not guarantee perfect health; it only indicates potential vigor and good physical vitality, but health outcomes still depend on many other planetary combinations and conditions.

Ruchaka Yoga is present in the chart’s computed yoga list, as indicated by the presence of Mars in its own sign (Scorpio) in house 4, satisfying the Ruchaka condition.

Explanation: Statement S1 is an acceptable, albeit general, characterization that Mars in its own sign can support physical vigor. Statements S2 and S3 contradict the chart’s own yoga list and make absolute claims that are not supported by the provided evidence.


Ruchaka Yoga is treated as supportive of a strong physique.

Ruchaka Yoga is associated with general health benefits and may indicate a resilient or robust constitution, but it does not guarantee perfect health or complete immunity to illness.

Ruchaka Yoga is present in the computed yoga list for the chart.

Explanation: The chart contains a Ruchaka Yoga involving Mars in its own sign and in a kendra, which brings health‑related benefits but not absolute perfection. Therefore statements S1 is partially accurate, S2 is an overstatement, and S3 misrepresents the presence of the yoga.


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Saturn exalted in Libra (house 4), a key house for health, and exaltation indicates strong influence for stability and reduced chronic disease.

Saturn is in the 4th house, a relevant house for the heart, internal organs and nervous system—its exaltation can provide fortification against ailments in these areas.

Saturn is also aspecting the 6th house (disease) from the 4th house, which may moderate disease activity.

The 4th house also bears the Moon's placements, potentially enhancing emotional resilience; no explicit malefic aspects on the Moon.

Jupiter is placed in the 12th house (house of health) with exaltation disbalanced; this could imply some potential for health issues in areas represented by the 12th like longevity or sudden events, but also hints at loss and isolation. The planet is debilitated but considered neutral in this position.

The 6th house (disease) contains Rahu; Rahu can create sudden or mysterious illnesses, but its presence is mitigated by planetary strength of Saturn.

Mercury in 8th house (longevity, sudden events) may bring risk of sudden illnesses unless relieved by supportive aspects. Mercury is in neutral sign Aquarius; no strong malefic aspect on Mercury from natal planets.

No major malefic conjunctions or aspects directed at health-indicative houses (8th,12th) from malefic planets. The key malefic Saturnal is harmonious due to exaltation.

Transits: As of 2026-01-01, Saturn is in the 9th house (benefic) and Mars and Mercury are conjunct Rahu in 6th house.

Explanation: The chart displays a prominent exalted Saturn in the health‑relevant 4th house, suggesting overall stability and reduced chronic disease risk. Its aspect on the 6th house further alleviates disease activity. Jupiter’s placement in the 12th could signal vulnerability to issues related to longevity or sudden events, but its debilitated status and lack of strong malefic emphasis moderates this. Rahu’s presence in the 6th introduces a potential for sudden or mysterious illness, but the balancing Saturn mitigates this risk. Mercury in the 8th (longevity/sudden events) is neutral; absence of negative aspects provides additional resilience. Overall, the planetary configuration leans toward a supportive health outlook with some precautionary considerations for unexpected health issues.


Saturn is exalted in Libra and occupies the 4th house (mother, home, land, vehicles, inner contentment).

Saturn aspects houses 1, 6, 10, implying influence on self, disease, and career.

Mercury is in the 8th house, a dusthana house associated with longevity, sudden events, and chronic matters, and its lord (Venus) is also in the 7th house of partnerships.

Moon is debilitated in Scorpio, resident of the 5th house (children, creativity, speculation). The debilitated Moon may indicate emotional and digestive disturbances.

Venus resides in the 7th house (spouse, partnership), which is a normal placement but can influence health through relationships (Venus governs heart and circulation).

Rahu is in the 6th house of disease, debt, and enemies, potentially indicating health challenges, especially related to the limbs and infection.

Jupiter, the lord of the 6th, sits in the 12th house of loss and isolation, a stressor for health and potential for chronic conditions.

The current Mahadasha of Jupiter (2025-2027) overlapped by Mercury (pratyantardasha) may increase caution around medical treatments and health management.

Explanation: The chart indicates several potential health concerns: the placement of Mercury in the 8th house, the debilitated Moon in the 5th, Rahu in the 6th, and Jupiter in the 12th suggests a predisposition to chronic or sudden illnesses, especially affecting the digestive, limb, and cardiovascular systems. The exalted Saturn in the 4th and its aspect on the 6th provides some mitigating influence, yet aspects and lordships of dusthana houses create a mixed picture. Overall, health prospects appear challenging without mindful precautions.


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The ascendant lord in the tenth house is generally considered supportive of professional success or specialization according to the VedAstro rule House1LordInHouse10.

Explanation: The rule specifically states that the ascendant lord's presence in the tenth house denotes support for career achievement, which aligns with option A. Options B and C contradict the rule, and option D is incorrect because one of the statements is indeed established by the rule.


The 6th house, the health locus, lacks a natural planetary ruler currently and is not occupied by any natal planet.

Mars, in house 11, aspects house 6 (disease) and is in its own sign (Scorpio); a Mars‑aspect to the 6th house is traditionally considered a potential trigger for external or blood‑related health disturbances.

Saturn in house 11 aspects house 8 (longevity) but does not aspect house 6; Saturn’s influence on the 6th arises only via its placement in the 11th which traditionally regulates gains and can indirectly reflect welfare, not direct disease.

The 8th house, ruled by Jupiter (friend, in own sign), is associated with longevity and sudden events; however, its influence on health is not direct and appears supportive.

Transits as of 2026‑01‑01 show Mars, Sun, and Jupiter all aspect house 6, with Mars actually transiting house 12 but still cinematic aspect to house 6; this confluence raises the likelihood of a short‑term health sensitivity, although no major planetary conjunction or retrogression is evident.

Explanation: The health sector shows no direct occupancy in the 6th house, but a Mars‑aspect and supportive Jupiter in the 8th create a balanced picture. Transits from Sun, Mars and Jupiter currently aspect the 6th, hinting at a moderate risk of transient ailments, especially those linked to external injuries or blood. Overall, the chart does not reveal any strong, long‑term disease pattern, guiding a conclusion of mixed, with a slight tilt toward caution.


House 6, related to disease and health, contains no planetary occupants in the natal chart.

Saturn, an exalted malefic Lord, is placed in house 7 and aspects house 6 (a disease house).

Explanation: The chart shows no pacifying benefics or strong protective houses acting on the 6th house; the only influence comes from an exalted Saturn lord in a kendra (7th) which aspects the 6th.  No direct planetary occupants or favorable aspects to the 6th house are present, and the current transit data provides no significant influence on health.  Therefore, the evidence is insufficient to support a definitive health prognosis.


Saturn exalted in Libra in house 4 (mother, home, inner contentment) with aspect from Mars, Venus, and Jupiter; exaltation typically indicates health stability, but house 4 also relates to mother and home; the planet's exaltation suggests overall support for health but potential domestic or familial-related health issues.

Mars in Aries in house 10 (career) is in own sign and a kendra, giving vigor and physical energy; but Mars is aspecting house 5 (children, intellect) which may generate irritability or conflict-related stress affecting health.

Moon debilitated in Scorpio, house 5, with strong aspects from Mars and Venus; a debilitated Moon can contribute to emotional instability and susceptibility to digestive or endocrine issues.

Sun in Pisces in house 9 (wisdom, father) with mutual aspect on house 12 (Ketu, Jupiter) and its own Sasa Yoga from Saturn; Sun’s Sasa and its mutual aspect with Ketu may reduce bodily heat and may be associated with lower vitality or weakness.

Jupiter retrograde in Gemini, house 12 (loss, foreign lands) with Ketu conjunct; this can indicate tendencies to loss of energy, chronic disease, or foreign travel illness; but Jupiter’s own sign in Gemini is friendly, offering intellectual resilience.

Mercury in Aquarius in house 8 (longevity, transformation) indicates potential for long life but also stresses on respiratory or nervous system owing to Aquarius placement; aspect from Jupiter and Ketu may moderate or intensify.

Saturn and Jupiter are in a Vipareeta Raja Yoga (mutual dusthana placement) which can generate tension between health (Saturn’s 4th house) and long-life concerns (Jupiter’s 12th), indicating potential chronic ailments.

Rahu in Sagittarius in house 6 (disease, debt) and Mars, Mercury, Venus aspect it; Rahu in the 6th intensifies disease potential, especially gastrointestinal or blood-related, while Mars’ aspect may aggravate inflammation.

Ketu in Gemini in house 12 may reduce transplant energy and lead to mental stress due to foreign affairs; however, its retrograde nature can lessen some of the negative influence.

Transiting Sun in Sagittarius conjunct Rahu may temporarily increase susceptibility to respiratory or skeletal issues; transiting Mars, Mercury, Venus also conjunct Rahu, reinforcing disease potential during early 2026.

Explanation: The chart shows a complex interplay of planetary strengths and afflictions. Strong exalted Saturn and self‑ruled Mars in Kendras point to physical vigor and resilience, but the debilitated Moon, Sun’s Sasa Yoga, and the presence of Rahu in the 6th house introduce significant disease risks. Transits in early 2026 augment these risks, particularly gastrointestinal and respiratory concerns. Overall, the chart suggests a mixed health outlook with potential for chronic ailments but also for strong endurance and long life, moderated by disciplined lifestyle and preventive measures.


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The ascendant lord residing in the tenth house is generally interpreted as a supportive influence for professional success or specialization

Explanation: The rule “House1LordInHouse10” (ascendant lord in the tenth house) is traditionally considered a favorable placement for career and vocational success, indicating support, direction or specialization in professional life. Options B and C contradict the usual interpretation or overstate its significance, while option D incorrectly states that the rule does not establish anything about career.*


The ascendant lord in the tenth is treated as supportive of professional success or specialization.

Explanation: The VedAstro rule House1LordInHouse10 states that when the lord of the ascendant (1st house) is placed in the 10th house, it is considered a favorable aspect for career achievements and specialization. Options B and C either misinterpret this as a negative or claim a guaranteed profession, neither of which aligns with the rule. Option D is incorrect because option A is established by the rule.


House 6, the seat of disease and daily labour, is empty but receives aspects from Mars (a malefic) and Saturn (a malefic), implying potential health challenges, especially related to work‑related stress or infections.

Saturn, a malefic that rules house 7 but is exalted, points to possible long‑term or chronic health issues; its exaltation may mitigate severity but the current Saturn–Mercury dasha (2027–2030) could bring degenerative concerns.

Jupiter, exalted in house 4, is benefic to the home sector but its exaltation also governs optimism and immunity; it may support overall well‑being.

The Sun in house 2, a malefic in the same house as wealth but aspecting house 7, may indicate occasional health flare‑ups during high stress periods.

Explanation: The chart shows mixed indicators for health. Strengthening aspects from malefics to house 6 and the active Saturn–Mercury dasha suggest vigilance in disease prevention and monitoring of chronic conditions. However, the exalted Jupiter and overall lack of malefic conjunctions in the 6th house temper the warning and provide an optimistic element. No clear dominant afflictions are present, so the conclusion remains mixed with moderate confidence.


Ascendant lord (Moon) is in the 10th house.

The chart does not contain any explicit or implicit favorable indications of professional success from Moon in the 10th.

No evidence of a specific profession being guaranteed by this placement.

Explanation: The ascendant lord (Moon) resides in the 10th house, but the Moon there is neutral, not benefic. There is no supportive or adverse rule in the provided data that directly links this placement to professional success or loss, nor does it guarantee a specific occupation. Hence none of the stated options A–C are supported; option D is selected.


The tenth lord (Mars) is placed in the first house.

The tenth lord in the first can be interpreted as encouraging independent professional advancement through personal effort.

There is no explicit evidence that the tenth lord in the first guarantees fame.

There is no explicit evidence that the tenth lord in the first necessarily indicates a dependent-career.

Explanation: The chart shows Mars as the tenth lord placed in the first house, which traditionally supports an independent professional path when effort is applied. No chart evidence points to an automatic guarantee of fame or a dependency requirement, so only option A is applicable, leading to a supportive conclusion for that statement.


Ascendant lord (Moon) is located in the 10th house

Moon is a benefic ruler, and the 10th house governs career and public standing, so its position there generally supports professional progress

Explanation: The chart shows the ascendant lord, Moon, in the tenth house, which is the house of career and public standing. In Vedic astrology, the ascendant lord’s presence in the 10th is normally considered a strong, supportive influence for professional development, particularly when the ruler is benefic and well‑placed. The Moon’s benefic nature is evident in the placement data ("isBenefic": true). Hence, statement A is supported by the chart, while statements B and C are not applicable.


The ascendant lord (Moon) occupies the tenth house.

Moon is a benefic planet and rules the first house.

The tenth house governs career and achievement.

Explanation: In this chart the ascendant lord, Moon, is placed in the tenth house of career. Moon is a benefic graha, and the tenth house is the seat of career, status and recognition. Therefore the ascendant lord in the tenth is a supportive indicator for professional success, in agreement with option A. Options B and C are not supported by the chart evidence, and hence option D is not chosen.


The tenth lord (Mars) is placed in the first house

According to the rule, a tenth lord in the first house is treated as supporting independent professional advancement through personal effort

Explanation: The chart shows that the lord of the 10th house, Mars, is placed in the 1st house. The rule states that a tenth lord in the first house indicates supportive independent advancement. Options B and C are not established by the chart or the rule, so only option A applies.


The tenth lord (Mars) is placed in the first house, which traditionally supports independent professional advancement through personal effort.

Explanation: The chart shows the tenth lord, Mars, in the first house. According to established Vedic principles, a tenth lord in the first house is generally interpreted as supportive of an independent career path achieved through personal effort. It does not inherently guarantee fame (B) nor indicate a dependent career (C). Thus only option A is applicable, yielding a supportive conclusion.


Explanation: The chart shows Mercury occupying house 10, which is consistent with the rule that propounds support for knowledge‑oriented work and professional success. There is no evidence that Mercury in this position guarantees success in all endeavors or blocks career, so those statements fail. Thus option A applies while B and C do not. The conclusion is supportive of the career‑related assertion presented in option A.


Sun in tenth historically supports visibility, authority, professional success

Explanation: The chart places the Sun in the tenth (career) house, a position traditionally viewed as favourable for professional recognition, authority, and visibility. There is no indication that this placement guarantees government employment (B) or that it is primarily a loss‑of‑status sign (C). Thus only statement A is supported by the chart and conventional jyātośī rule.


The Sun in the tenth house indicates professional success, visibility, and authority

The Sun in the tenth does not guarantee government employment

The Sun in the tenth is not primarily a loss‑of‑status sign

Explanation: In the Whole‑Sign system the Sun occupies the tenth house, the house of career and status. The Sun’s natural significations of authority, visibility, and power support option A. There is no specific house‑rule signifying exclusive government employment (B) nor is a Sun in the tenth a standard loss‑of‑status indicator (C). Thus only option A is supported by the chart facts.


Explanation: The chart shows the Sun in the tenth house (place of career, status and authority). In Vedic astrology a Sun in the 10th is generally regarded as a positive influence on professional success, visibility, and authority, which supports option A. There is no rule or chart evidence indicating that this placement guarantees government employment (option B) or that it indicates primarily loss of status (option C). Hence only option A is applicable.


Mercury in the tenth typically indicates support for knowledge‑oriented work, reputation, and professional success.

Chart evidence does not indicate that Mercury in the tenth guarantees success in every undertaking.

Chart evidence does not indicate that Mercury in the tenth is an obstruction to career.

Explanation: The chart shows Mercury in house 10, and standard astrological interpretation associates this placement with strengths in knowledge work, reputation, and career success—matching option A. Options B and C are not supported by the chart or the rule, so option D is unnecessary.


Explanation: The statements are being audited rather than a decision is made.

Jupiter in the tenth house is supportive of professional standing, responsibility, and principled authority, but it does not guarantee a government post.


Mercury, a benefic, resides in house 10, which is the career house and is traditionally considered supportive of knowledge‑oriented work, reputation, and professional success.

The presence of Mercury in house 10 does not guarantee success in every undertaking, as no rule in the chart asserts absolute certainty for all ventures.

Mercury in house 10 is not a career‑obstruction indication; it is benefic and harmonious with the career house.

The chart, together with the generic rule, supports statement A and does not validate statements B or C.

Explanation: The chart shows Mercury in the tenth house, a benefic planet in a career‑significant position. This aligns with the general astrological principle that Mercury in house 10 supports knowledge‑oriented work and professional reputation. There is no evidence in the chart or the rule set that Mercury in house 10 guarantees success in every endeavour or that it obstructs career. Thus only option A is applicable, giving a supportive conclusion for the career domain.


Jupiter in the tenth may enhance professional standing and support leadership roles, but it does not guarantee a government post.

Explanation: S1 is accurate. S2 makes an over-claim about a guaranteed outcome. S3 incorrectly states the house of Jupiter. Corrections are based on the chart placement evidence.


Saturn in the tenth house is a mixed indication: it can bring responsibility and authority but may also cause delays and obstacles, especially if it is challenging or mislaid.

Saturn in the tenth house does not guarantee uninterrupted career success; it often indicates hard work, discipline and potential delays or obstacles, depending on its dignity, aspects and dashas.

Saturn is in the tenth house, not in the eleventh.

Explanation: All three statements conflict with the chart: Saturn is listed in house 10 (career) in the chart facts. The impact is mixed rather than uninterrupted, and the house contradicts S3.


Jupiter in the tenth is treated as supportive of professional standing, responsibility, and principled authority.

Jupiter in the tenth guarantees a government post.

Jupiter in the 10th house favours career and can support government service, but it does not guarantee a government post.

Jupiter is located in house 10, not house 11.

Explanation: The chart shows Jupiter in the 10th house (slot 10), whose traditional significance is enhancing professional standing, responsibility and principled authority, aligning with S1 as supportive. However, the claim that it guarantees a government post (S2) is an overclaim, as the 10th house supports career broadly but does not assure a government role. S3 incorrectly states Jupiter occupies house 11; the placement is actually house 10, as evidenced by the specific house pointer. Thus, S1 is supported, while S2 and S3 are incorrect and corrected accordingly.


Saturn in the tenth indicates responsibility or status may coexist with sharp rises and falls.

Saturn in the tenth does not guarantee uninterrupted career success; it often provides steadiness, authority, and disciplined progress rather than unbroken gains.

Explanation: S1 correctly reflects the dual nature of Saturn as a stabilizing yet potentially challenging influence in the 10th. S2 is incorrect because Saturn’s presence in house 10 typically denotes steady, authoritative progress rather than an uninterrupted upward trajectory. S3 is factually wrong—Saturn is shown in house 10 in the chart data.


Explanation: All three statements contain inaccuracies with respect to the provided chart and traditional Vedic astrological interpretations. The chart shows Saturn in house 10, and conventional wisdom recognizes that Saturn in this position generally denotes a steady but often arduous career path rather than fluctuating highs and lows or uninterrupted success. Consequently, the claims about mixed outcomes, smooth success, and Saturn’s house placement are erroneous.

Saturn in the tenth house traditionally indicates a steady, disciplined career path that may involve gradual progress and periods of challenge rather than sharp rises and falls; it often bestows responsibility and a sense of duty rather than fluctuating fortunes.

Saturn in the tenth house does not signify uninterrupted career success; it usually brings steady growth with possible delays, difficulties, and the need for hard work.

Saturn occupies house 10 in this chart, not house 11.


Jupiter resides in the 10th house, the house of career and authority

Jupiter is a benefic in Virgo, favorable for career progression

Raja Yoga derived from Jupiter ruling both house 1 (lagna lord) and house 4 (kendra) enhances career prospects

Adhi Yoga from benefics (Mercury, Venus) placing in or near the Moon bolsters chariot aspects of career

Saturn in the 12th house may indicate work abroad or hidden service, but its position provides opportunity for long-term stability

Current Mahadasha is Saturn (2022‑2041), so significant activity and possible delays in career unless Saturn is well‑aspected

Saturn is also transiting the 4th house (home) and aspecting the 10th, providing supportive regnal energy

Jupiter transit in 2026 in the 7th house will bring partnership benefits that can aid career

Explanation: The chart shows Jupiter, the career‑lord, placed positively in the 10th house with a benefic dignity. Raja Yoga and Adhi Yoga further support career success. Saturn’s 12th position may slow progress but also offers international exposure and long‑term security, especially as a current Mahadasha. Transits to 4th and 7th houses reinforce support. Overall, astrological indications lean toward a supportive career trajectory, albeit with periods of caution during Saturn dominance.


The subject is under the Saturn mahadasha (2022-04-01 to 2041-04-01), a planet associated with discipline, structure, and long‑term effort.

Within Saturn mahadasha, the current antardasha is Mercury (2025-04-04 to 2027-12-13), a benefic that governs communication, intellect, and service. This can bring career progress through knowledge work, teaching, or advisory roles.

The Saturn mahadasha is activated by the placement of Saturn in the 12th house, a dusthana for loss and isolation but also for spiritual work and overseas opportunities. The 12th is also the house of employment where workers may serve others, particularly in service or healthcare sectors.

Saturn rules the 12th and also is the lord of house 5 (children), but in this chart it is placed in the 12th. The 12th being a dusthana may dampen quick career gains; however, Saturn’s rulership of the Kendra (10th house) through its lordship over the Lagna (Jupiter) suggests a potential for authority if other support (transits or dashas) assists.

The 10th house, the house of career, contains Jupiter in the 10th, a benefic that can reinforce career authority and success, especially during a Jupiter mahadasha (which is upcoming after 2039). Currently Jupiter is retrograde in the 10th, providing stability but not progression until its own mahadasha.

The 2nd house, the house of wealth, contains Mercury and Venus, benefics that can enhance earnings. Mercury is the lord of the 2nd, and Venus is the lord of the 7th, suggesting gains through associations and communication.

The 8th house, containing the sign of Inheritance and longevity, is empty but aspected by Mars, Mercury, Venus, and Rahu, which can bring sudden career changes or overseas projects. Rahu aspect indicates potential for unconventional career paths.

The current transit of Saturn in the 4th house (natal sign Pisces) as of 2026 (saturn in 4th) supports building foundations, education, or career development through gradual effort. The transit of Jupiter in the 7th house (gemini) aspects the 1st and 3rd houses, encouraging networking and strategic thinking.

Explanation: The combination of a Saturn mahadasha with a Mercury antardasha suggests a prolonged period of disciplined learning and communication‑based career work. Saturn’s placement in the 12th brings a tendency for service‑oriented or overseas work, which can be tempered by the benefic Jupiter ruling the 10th. The benefic placement of Mercury in the 2nd house supports earnings, while Rahu’s aspect to the 8th opens inventive career avenues. Overall, the chart indicates mixed potential: solid groundwork and intellect are available, but career acceleration may be slow and subject to external influences. Hence a mixed evaluation with moderate confidence.


Venus rules house 10 and house 5 (trikona) and occupies them, creating Raja Yoga and enhancing career prospects.

Saturn, exalted in Libra, occupies house 10 (a kendra) and is benefic in that position (Sasa Yoga), indicating good authority and leadership skills in career.

The 12th house, as a dusthana, has Venus and Rahu, which may bring gains through foreign connections but can also indicate delays if not well managed.

Venus is aspecting house 10 (from Jupiter in house 6), providing additional beneficial aspect.

Mercury is retrograde combust in house 2, potentially limiting financial gains but does not directly affect house 10

The current Rahu mahadasha and antardasha of Venus (2023‑2026) suggests that Venusian influence will dominate the career period, with potential gains but also some uncertainty due to Rahu’s volatility.

Explanation: The chart shows strong Raja and Sasa yogas through Venus and Saturn in the career house, indicating supportive conditions for professional success. The presence of Venus and Rahu in the 12th can add foreign‑world income but may also introduce delays. Mercury’s retrograde in house 2 does not directly impede career, only financial aspects. Therefore, overall the evidence supports that the individual is likely to experience a favorable career trajectory, albeit with some possible volatility due to Rahu’s influence during its mahadasha.


Saturn resides in exalted Libra and occupies the 10th house, a kendra – a strong sign of career prominence and authority

Venus, the ruler of the 10th house, also resides in the 12th house – the dusthana for the house of career, indicating potential misdirected energy or loss in public standing

The chart includes Sasa Yoga (Saturn exalted, kendra), a notable Raja Yoga (Venus ruling both kendra and trika), and Vipareeta Raja Yoga (Jupiter falling into 6th), pointing to both governance potential and pitfalls in career

Dasha period under Rahu (2022‑2030) is the current mahadasha with Venus antardasha until December 2026, a period that can bring unpredictable and possibly disruptive influences on the 10th house

Saturn’s present pratyantardasha (from Nov 2025) is the 6th house, often associated with imperatives, limitations or service roles that could enhance career focus but also introduce difficulty

Jupiter sits in the 6th house (dusthana for 10th), giving a Virgo-lord of the 10th house an unhelpful or challenged placement, reducing straightforward career gains

Overall house 10 is ruled by Venus which is in the damaging 12th, suggesting some career loss or distraction, yet the exalted Saturn in the same house provides a balancing protective influence

Explanation: The chart presents a complex mixture of strengths and challenges for career. The exalted, kendra‑situated Saturn in the 10th favours authority, self‑discipline and sustained progress, while the presence of Venus in the 12th, a dusthana for the 10th, hints at potential losses or misdirected energy in career matters. The Sasa and Raja yogas signal possible leadership, yet the current Rahu–Venus dasha can introduce volatility. Saturn’s pratyantar dasha in the 6th indicates a period of hard work, limitation or service orientation. Jupiter in the 6th further complicates the 10th’s strength. Overall, the indicators are ambivalent – positive energies are counterbalanced by challenging placements, leading to a “mixed” conclusion for career prospects.


Mercury rules both house 1 (trikona) and house 10 (kendra), forming a Raja Yoga which indicates potential for career advancement.

The major “Moon” dasha in 2024‑2034, with Mars as antardasha, brings emphasis on household and possibly service sectors, but may also cause emotional intensity in career decisions.

The current pratyantardasha Saturn may impose delays or hard work in career progression, yet Saturn’s exaltation in Libra provides dignity and authority, possibly benefiting professional status.

Ketu occupies house 10 and therefore the career sector; traditionally this can bring unconventional or spiritual career avenues but may also reduce material gain and stability.

Jupiter rules the 11th house and is in that house, offering gains from professional networks and support, potentially offsetting Saturn’s restrictive influence.

Transiting Saturn in the 7th house aspects the 10th house, which can indicate support from partnerships but also delays.

Explanation: The chart exhibits both supportive Raja yoga and challenging factors such as Ketu in the 10th and the current Saturn pratyantardasha. The overall outcome for career is therefore mixed, with moderate potential for progress tempered by possible delays or unconventional paths.


Jupiter rules both lagna (house 1) and house 4 (kendra) producing a Raja Yoga, favoring career prominence

The D10 (Dashamsa) chart places native’s Jupiter in house 6 (career house), suggesting career theme revolves around service, research or teaching

Current Maha‑dasha is Saturn (2022‑2041) and antar‑dasha Mercury (2025‑2027); Saturn is a malefic lord of house 12, indicating obstacles or delays in career progress

Mercury antar‑dasha during Saturn’s Maha‑dasha may bring intellectual effort, detail orientation, and adaptability, mitigating some Saturnian delays

Transiting Jupiter ascends house 7 (spouse/partnership house) and aspects house 1,3,11, opening avenues for collaborative career opportunities

Transiting Saturn moves through house 4 (mother house) and aspects house 1,6,10, hinting at increased responsibility and potential delays in career advancement

Explanation: The chart contains a strong Raja‑Yoga from Jupiter ruling the trines, and the Dashamsa reveals Jupiter in the career house, indicating a predilection for service‑oriented or academic pursuits. However, the reigning Maha‑dasha is Saturn, the malefic lord of the 12th house, and its influence is generally associated with delays, isolation or hidden work. The Mercury antar‑dasha may soften these delays by adding intellectual focus and adaptability. Recent transits of Jupiter through the 7th house and its aspect to the 1st and 3rd hint at new collaborative opportunities, while Saturn’s transit to the 4th house may bring increased family or home obligations that could momentarily slow career movements. Overall, the natal structure is favourable for a career grounded in service, research or teaching, but Saturn’s dominance suggests that progress may be gradual and require strategic focus on partnerships and learning during the current period. The combined evidence yields a mixed outlook with a higher level of confidence for supportive factors than for demanding obstacles.


Explanation: The rule 'House1LordInHouse11' states that the lord of the Ascendant positioned in the eleventh house is considered a supportive factor for gains and earning potential. This matches statement A. Statements B and C are either exaggerated or incorrect. Statement D is incorrect because option A is established by the rule.


Saturn is exalted in Libra and occupies house 10, a kendra, producing Sasa Yoga, which is a significant Raja‑Yoga that supports career and public standing.

Venus, the lord of house 10 (career house) and of house 5 (trikona), is present, creating a single‑lord Raja Yoga, further indicating a favorable career path.

The current mahadasha of Rahu (2022‑2030) with an antardasha of Venus (2023‑2026) places the benefic Venus in house 12, normally indicating foreign or isolation influences but not detracting from career since Venus ruled house 10.

Saturn’s exaltation and kendra placement mitigate the potential adverse effects of Venus sitting in house 12 by providing stability in career endeavors.

The Adhi Yoga (benefics in 6,7,8 from the Moon) is not fully present because the benefic Venus is in house 12, not 6‑8; however, Mercury retrograde and combust limits the benefic strength in these houses.

Explanation: The chart contains strong Raja‑Yoga indications from both Saturn (Sasa Yoga) and Venus (single‑lord Raja) that favor career progress. Venus’s current placement in house 12 during its antardasha adds a foreign or isolated nuance, but because Venus is the lord of the career house and Saturn remains exalted and in a kendra, the overall career outlook remains supportive. The incomplete Adhi Yoga offers a minor caveat that weaker benefic support in the 6‑8 houses may temper rapid gains, yet it does not negate the positive Raja‑Yoga influence. Thus the conclusion is that career prospects are supportive with moderate uncertainty arising from Venus’s current house placement and the reduced benefic strength in 6‑8.


Explanation: No chart information is provided; therefore, the applicability of the VedAstro rule House1LordInHouse11 cannot be determined from the data available.


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Mercury rules both the 10th house (kendra) and the 1st house (trikona) in the natal chart, indicating potential for career success.

Mercury is combust in the natal chart, which many traditions consider a weakening factor for its benefic qualities.

The D10 (Dashamsa) chart shows Jupiter, an exalted benefic, in the 10th house, suggesting a favorable career environment.

Ketu occupies the 10th house in the natal chart, a placement that can create mental distraction and a lack of focus in career matters.

Explanation: The chart presents a mixture of favorable and challenging indicators for career. Mercury’s lordship over the 10th house and its Raja‑Yoga suggest potential for success, yet its combust state weakens that influence. The exalted Jupiter in the 10th house in the D10 chart is a strong positive sign, but the presence of Ketu in the 10th house introduces possible distraction or uncertainty. Overall, the evidence is mixed, offering both supportive aspects and mitigating factors.


Sun as the ascendant lord is placed in the eleventh house and is a benefic, thereby supporting gains and earning capacity.

Explanation: The ascendant lord, Sun, resides in the eleventh house. In Whole‑Sign houses, the eleventh house represents gains. Sun is a benefic king and has no malefic aspects, thus it supports the rule stated in option A. Options B and C are not supported by the chart evidence.


Ascendant lord (Sun) resides in the 11th house, which governs gains and income.

The presence of benefic Sun in the 11th enhances earning capacity per standard natal house interpretation.

Explanation: The chart shows Sun (ascendant lord) in house 11, the house of gains, which is generally regarded as supportive of wealth. The statements of guaranteed enormous profit (B) or a primary indication of financial loss (C) are not supported by the chart or conventional rule. Thus option A is the only applicable statement and the conclusion is supportive.


Jupiter is placed in the 10th house of the Dashamsa (D10) chart, the traditional location for career and authority, indicating a strong planetary support for career prospects.

Saturn is placed in the 12th house of D10, an area associated with loss, remote work, and potential isolation, which may temper career growth or introduce delays.

The current mahadasha is Moon, with Mars antardasha. Mars governs the 8th house in the natal chart and sits in the 6th house in D10, suggesting a focus on service, routine work, or dealing with obstacles during this period.

Mars, the lord of the 8th dusthana, is placed in the 6th house (a dusthana) in D10, which may introduce challenges but also potential for transformation and gaining hidden resources in career matters.

Transiting Saturn is currently in the 7th house, a neutral influence for career but possibly adding responsibility or partnership aspects.

Explanation: The Dashamsa chart (D10) places Jupiter, a benefic, in the pivotal career house (10th), suggesting favorable prospects for professional authority and recognition. However, Saturn’s placement in the 12th indicates potential delays, hidden expenses, or a need to work behind the scenes. The prevailing dasha is Moon with Mars antardasha; Mars governs the 8th in the natal chart but is situated in the 6th house in D10, pointing toward a period of routine work, service, or dealing with obstacles rather than overt career advancement. Transits add a neutral Saturn in the 7th, which may introduce partnership dynamics but not a strong push for career growth. Overall, the chart shows mixed signals: a benefic planet in a key house but mitigated by timely aspects of Saturn and Mars in less favorable positions, leading to an uncertain but potentially positive career outlook with caution for delays or hidden work.


The second lord of the first house is placed in the first house.

A rule states that when the second lord of the first house is placed in the first house, it indicates wealth earned through personal effort, intelligence, or learning.

Explanation: The chart shows that the second house lord (Venus) is placed in the first house (/houses/1). According to the rule configuration, this placement is interpreted as a supportive signal for wealth that is earned through personal effort, intelligence, or learning (option A). There is no evidence in the chart that this placement guarantees wealth (option B) or indicates primarily an inability to earn (option C). Hence only statement A is applicable, yielding a supportive conclusion.


The ascendant lord (Sun) is located in house 11

House 11 is traditionally associated with gains, income and financial resources

Explanation: The chart shows that the ascendant (Leo) is ruled by Sun, and Sun is situated in the eleventh house, which according to standard house meanings is the house of gains, income and wealth. This directly supports statement A that the ascendant lord in the eleventh is treated as supportive of gains and earning capacity. Statements B and C are not specifically supported by the chart or standard house meaning; B claims an absolute guarantee of enormous profits, while C claims a financial‑loss indication, both exceeding the evidence. Therefore only option A is applicable, leading to a supportive conclusion.


No second lord is present in the first house; therefore none of the statements A, B, or C can be supported by the chart.

Explanation: The chart provides only the first house’s lord (Venus) and its placement. Since there is no second lord present in the first house indicated, the conditions of options A, B, or C cannot be evaluated. Consequently, option D, stating that none of the statements A–C are established, is the correct choice.


Explanation: The chart only provides that Venus is the lord of the first house. The second house lord, which would be Mars, is not supplied in the chart facts. Therefore, we cannot determine whether the second lord of the first house (meaning the lord of the second house) supports wealth, guarantees wealth, or indicates inability to earn. Hence, option D is selected.


Mars is in the 2nd house which is the wealth house, so its presence is generally seen to add energy to earning power, though it does not necessarily influence generosity.

Explanation: The chart shows Mars occupying the 2nd house (-/placements/Mars/house). In conventional Parashari analysis, Mars in the 2nd is considered to bestow energetic drive toward earning and accumulation but does not itself guarantee wealth or indicate a lack of it. Thus option A is supported, while B and C are too absolute and contradict the evidence.


Saturn occupies the 2nd house in sign Scorpio, which is outside the mitigating signs Libra, Capricorn, or Aquarius

Explanation: Saturn is in the 2nd house of the chart in the sign of Scorpio, satisfying the precondition of rule A (Saturn in the second house outside Libra, Capricorn, or Aquarius). This aligns with a “challenge involving heavy effort for limited gain.” Options B and C make absolute claims unsupported by the chart. Accordingly, only option A is selected and the conclusion is marked supportive for the applicable statement.


Explanation: No chart evidence supports, indicates, or violates the assertion that Mars in the second house functions as an auxiliary or guaranteeing marker for wealth in the subject’s birth chart. The placement data confirms Mars occupies house 2 (/placements/Mars/house = 2), but there is no rule‐derived inference that this configuration is inherently supportive, guaranteeing, or restrictively negative toward accumulation. Accordingly, none of options A–C are validated by the chart, yielding an ‘insufficient’ conclusion.


Saturn occupies the 2nd house in Scorpio, which is outside Libra, Capricorn, or Aquarius. That places Saturn outside the benefic signs for the 2nd. In the chart, Saturn is an enemy (Debug) and is not in a benefic sign, leading to a potential requirement of hard effort for modest gain.

Explanation: The chart places Saturn in the 2nd house, sign Scorpio, which matches the condition described in statement A (Saturn in the second, outside Libra, Capricorn, or Aquarius). The negative dignity and placement support the idea of challenge and limited gain. Statements B and C are too absolute and not substantiated by the specific chart conditions, so they are not selected. Consequently, option A is selected, and the conclusion is supportive.


Saturn is in the second house (sign Scorpio). The second house is outside Libra, Capricorn, or Aquarius, satisfying the condition of option A.

Explanation: Option A refers to a rule that a Saturn in the second house, when it is not in Libra, Capricorn, or Aquarius, is treated as a challenge that requires heavy effort for limited gain. The chart shows Saturn in house 2 (Scorpio), which is indeed outside the specified signs. No evidence supports statements B or C, which claim universal financial struggle or poverty irrespective of sign. Therefore only statement A is applicable and the conclusion is supportive of that rule.


The chart shows Mars occupying the second house, which is the wealth house, but the planetary dignity and sign issues do not unambiguously indicate a supportive earning power, a guarantee of wealth, or an inability to accumulate wealth.

Explanation: No chart fact or rule explicitly backs any of the statements A‑C; thus the only viable option is D, indicating insufficient evidence for any of the listed wealth rules.


Explanation: Audit of provided statements against chart facts:

Jupiter in the eleventh house does not guarantee riches; it indicates potential for gains and accumulation, subject to other conjuncts, aspects, and dasha conditions.

Jupiter occupies house 11, not house 12.

Jupiter in the eleventh is treated as supportive of wealth and accumulation.


S2. Ketu in the second guarantees fraud will occur.

Ketu in the second indicates a potential for financial loss, deception, or difficulty, but it does not guarantee fraud will occur.

Explanation: S1 is consistent with common astrological interpretation of Ketu in the 2nd house. S2 overstates its effect by claiming a guarantee of fraud, which is an overcount. S3 incorrectly states the house of Ketu; chart evidence places Ketu in house 2.


Explanation: The task requires marking only the erroneous statements among the provided list. Statement S1 is a general, non-absolute assessment that Jupiter’s placement in the eleventh sign does offer supportive influence over wealth and accumulation, which aligns with conventional interpretations of the eleventh house (gains, income, networks). It is not a factual contradiction, so it is not flagged as erroneous. Statements S2 and S3 are incorrect: S2 makes an absolute claim that Jupiter guarantees riches, which is an overclaim, and S3 incorrectly states that Jupiter occupies house 12, whereas the chart shows Jupiter in house 11.

Jupiter’s presence in the eleventh house indicates potential for gain and income but does not guarantee riches.


Ketu’s presence in the 2nd house may heighten the risk of deceptive or fraudulent dealings, but it does not guarantee that fraud will occur.

Ketu is situated in the 2nd house, not the 3rd.

Explanation: S1 reflects a common interpretation of Ketu in the 2nd house as a potential negative influence on finances, which is consistent with prevailing astrological tradition and chart evidence. S2 makes an absolute claim (“guarantees fraud”) that is not supported by normative doctrine. S3 incorrectly states Ketu’s house placement; chart evidence shows Ketu in house 2.


Ketu in the second is treated as a challenging financial indication involving loss, deception, or liability.

Ketu in the second guarantees fraud will occur.

Ketu in the second indicates potential financial difficulties or losses, but it does not guarantee fraud or deception. It is considered a challenging factor for financial matters rather than a definitive prediction of fraud.

Ketu in the second does not guarantee the occurrence of fraud. While Ketu can indicate instability or loss, it does not specifically predict fraud.

Explanation: The chart shows Ketu in house 2 (as per /placements/Ketu/house). House 2 pertains to wealth, so Ketu’s presence here can indicate financial difficulties or loss, but not an absolute guarantee of fraud. The claim that Ketu occupies house 3 is factually incorrect, as the placement data confirms house 2.


Explanation:
Audit of statements S1–S3

S1. "Jupiter in the eleventh is treated as supportive of wealth and accumulation."
- **Accuracy**: Jupiter is placed in house 11 (the sign Cancer, sign index 3) according to /placements/Jupiter/house. In Vedic astrology, house 11 is the house of gains, income and networking, and Jupiter is a benefic planet that augments wealth. Thus S1 is correct.

S2. "Jupiter in the eleventh guarantees riches."
- **Error Type**: doctrinal over‑claim. While a benefic planet in the 11th can facilitate gains, astrology does not guarantee riches; outcomes depend on many other factors such as house dignity, aspects, dashas, etc. Therefore the claim is an overstatement.
- **Correction**: "Jupiter in the eleventh can support wealth and increase the potential for gains, subject to other planetary influences."

S3. "Jupiter occupies house 12."
- **Error Type**: factually incorrect. The chart shows Jupiter in house 11; it does not occupy the 12th house.
- **Correction**: "Jupiter occupies house 11."

No other statements are provided.

All evidence is drawn from the chart facts (/placements/Jupiter/house).


Jupiter (lord of 2nd, 11th) is conjunct Saturn (lord of 1st) in house 11, forming Dhana Yoga

Venus is lord of house 4 (kendra) and house 9 (trikona), dual lordship Raja Yoga, indicating wealth

House 2 is empty but is aspected by Sun, may give modest gain

House 11 has benefics (Jupiter, Saturn, Venus) emphasizing gains, income, network

D9 Navamsa shows Jupiter in house 8 (gains area) and Saturn in house 12 (possible expenditure), but Venus in 7 and Mars in 5 support finances

Saturn at 12th of 12th house indicates some conservatism, but also provides steady income through diligence

Explanation: The chart shows two strong Dhana Yoga configurations: Jupiter‑Saturn conjunction in the 11th and Venus’ dual lordship of the 4th and 9th. The 11th house is filled with benefics, indicating good gains and income. The absence of major malefic houses in the 2nd, 3rd or 5th, and the presence of Venus and Mercury in the 9th (house of fortune) further supports a positive wealth trajectory. Minor conflicting signals—Saturn’s presence in the 12th suggesting caution and possible expenditure—are offset by the overall benevolent dish with benefics in key income houses. Thus, the chart indicates a supportive potential for wealth accumulation, with the caveat of prudent financial management.


Planetary lordships align strongly with the 2nd house of wealth; Saturn and Rahu occupy 2nd, potentially classifying wealth as challenged but also providing authority to manage resources.

Lord of second house (Mars) resides in the 5th, indicating influence over speculative gains and intellectual assets.

Jupiter, the natural benefic of wealth, rules the 3rd trine (house 1) and is in 11th, its own sign, providing gains through social networks.

Venus, lord of 8th (house 12), is positioned in 12th signifying potential losses or hidden wealth, but increased foreign income due to positive Ketu in 8th.

Mercury, lord of 9th, placed in 12th indicates spiritual or indirect wealth sources, but with combust state weakening gain.

Raja Yoga from Saturn on both a kendra and trikona provides potential for career-based wealth accumulation.

Dhana Yoga (Sun and Mercury conjoined in house 1) supports gains, but Mercury’s combustion may temper effect.

Budha‑Aditya Yoga (Sun & Mercury in house 1) could enhance financial acumen but digestive or health issues may reduce ability to work.

Explanation: The chart shows a mixture of benefic placements that can generate wealth, especially through associations and speculative ventures, yet there are mitigating influences such as the combust Mercury, Saturn and Rahu in the 2nd house, Venus in the 12th, and the recovery period of the current Rahu della indicates possible delays or fluctuations. The overall picture is mixed, leaning towards potential for gains with caution.


Saturn occupies the 2nd house, the primary wealth house, and is an enemy planet; also Saturn is the lord of the 4th, a dusthana, reducing the resolution of wealth.

Rahu in the 2nd house may intensify material desire and give a potential for sudden gains, but it also pairs with Saturn, magnifying the difficult aspect of the 2nd.

Jupiter is located in the 11th house (house of gains) and is a benefic; its presence generally supports income through networks or networks‑based gains.

Moon in the 10th house indicates a career path that can bring money, but the Moon is the lord of the 10th and is in its own sign, offering stability.

Venus, a benefic, resides in the 12th house, a dusthana leading to expenditure or loss; thereby it may erode accumulated wealth.

Sun and Mercury are conjunct in the 1st house forming a Dhana Yoga, but Mercury is combust, which many traditions reduce the strength of the yoga.

There is no placement in the 5th or 7th houses that significantly augments wealth; the 7th house is empty with no benefic lord.

Explanation: The chart shows both mitigating and adverse influences on wealth. While the house of gains (11th) and the career house (10th) are favorably occupied by benefic planets, the primary wealth‑house (2nd) is ruled by the enemy Saturn and contains Rahu, each of which exert challenging effects. Venus in the 12th adds potential for loss or excessive spending. The Dhana Yoga from Sun‑Mercury brings opportunity, yet Mercury’s combust status weakens it. Thus, wealth prospects are mixed, with potential for income but likely to be tempered by expenditure or difficulty.