Explanation: The VedAstro rule SaturnIn7thNotLagnaLord flags Saturn in the 7th as afflicting marital happiness only when Saturn is not lord of the ascendant (or 7th); lordship forms the exception. B overclaims certainty of divorce; C reverses the exception condition.

Explanation: The VedAstro rule SaturnIn7thNotLagnaLord flags Saturn in the 7th as afflicting marital happiness only when Saturn is not lord of the ascendant (or 7th); lordship forms the exception. B overclaims certainty of divorce; C reverses the exception condition.


Explanation: The VedAstro rule SaturnIn7thNotLagnaLord flags Saturn in the 7th house as adverse for marital happiness only when Saturn is not the lord of the ascendant (nor of the 7th); if Saturn owns the lagna/7th the affliction is exempted. So A matches; B is an overclaim (no guarantee of divorce); C inverts the exception condition.

Explanation: The VedAstro rule SaturnIn7thNotLagnaLord flags Saturn in the 7th house as adverse for marital happiness only when Saturn is not the lord of the ascendant (nor of the 7th); if Saturn owns the lagna/7th the affliction is exempted. So A matches; B is an overclaim (no guarantee of divorce); C inverts the exception condition.


Explanation: The VedAstro rule SaturnIn7thNotLagnaLord flags Saturn in the 7th as adverse for marital happiness only when Saturn is not the lord of the ascendant (nor 7th); lordship acts as an exception, so C is wrong. B is an overclaim; no single placement guarantees divorce.

Explanation: The VedAstro rule SaturnIn7thNotLagnaLord flags Saturn in the 7th as adverse for marital happiness only when Saturn is not the lord of the ascendant (nor 7th); lordship acts as an exception, so C is wrong. B is an overclaim; no single placement guarantees divorce.


Saturn occupies the 7th house, classically indicating delay/duty-bound stability alongside possible emotional distance.

Saturn in the 7th is not wholly beneficial; it is a mixed indication.

No single placement necessarily ends a marriage; outcomes depend on lord strength, aspects, and dasha.

7th lord placement/strength
Venus/Jupiter condition
aspects to 7th house
dasha sequence

Explanation: Only A is consistent with classical doctrine on Saturn in the 7th; B and C overclaim.

Saturn occupies the 7th house, classically indicating delay/duty-bound stability alongside possible emotional distance.

Saturn in the 7th is not wholly beneficial; it is a mixed indication.

No single placement necessarily ends a marriage; outcomes depend on lord strength, aspects, and dasha.

7th lord placement/strength
Venus/Jupiter condition
aspects to 7th house
dasha sequence

Explanation: Only A is consistent with classical doctrine on Saturn in the 7th; B and C overclaim.


Saturn occupies the 7th house, classically indicating delay/duty-bound stability alongside possible emotional distance

Saturn in 7th is not wholly beneficial; it typically brings delay or coldness with stability.

No single placement necessitates marital breakdown; other factors (7th lord, Venus, dasha) must be assessed.

7th lord placement
Venus/Moon condition
aspects to 7th house
dasha sequence

Explanation: Only the mixed reading (A) follows from the single available placement; B and C overstate.

Saturn occupies the 7th house, classically indicating delay/duty-bound stability alongside possible emotional distance

Saturn in 7th is not wholly beneficial; it typically brings delay or coldness with stability.

No single placement necessitates marital breakdown; other factors (7th lord, Venus, dasha) must be assessed.

7th lord placement
Venus/Moon condition
aspects to 7th house
dasha sequence

Explanation: Only the mixed reading (A) follows from the single available placement; B and C overstate.


Saturn occupies the 7th house, classically indicating delay, duty and stability alongside possible emotional distance.

Saturn in the 7th is not wholly beneficial; it carries delay and coldness alongside steadiness.

No single placement necessitates marital breakdown; outcome depends on dignity, aspects, lord of 7th and dasha.

Saturn's sign/dignity and aspects
7th lord placement
Venus/Jupiter condition
current dasha

Explanation: Only the mixed reading (A) is supported by the single stated placement; B and C overclaim.

Saturn occupies the 7th house, classically indicating delay, duty and stability alongside possible emotional distance.

Saturn in the 7th is not wholly beneficial; it carries delay and coldness alongside steadiness.

No single placement necessitates marital breakdown; outcome depends on dignity, aspects, lord of 7th and dasha.

Saturn's sign/dignity and aspects
7th lord placement
Venus/Jupiter condition
current dasha

Explanation: Only the mixed reading (A) is supported by the single stated placement; B and C overclaim.


Saturn occupies the 7th house, in Libra, exalted and retrograde

Lagna lord is Mars and 7th lord is Venus, so Saturn rules neither the 1st nor 7th; the classical exception for a 7th-house Saturn owning lagna/7th does not apply

Exalted Saturn in a kendra forms Sasa Yoga, and Venus (7th lord) in lagna aspects the 7th, moderating but not cancelling the affliction

Saturn in the 7th indicates delay, duty and coolness in marriage; it cannot guarantee divorce, especially with exaltation and Sasa Yoga present.

The exception requires Saturn to own the lagna or the 7th; here Mars rules lagna and Venus the 7th, so the exception is unavailable.

Explanation: Only statement A is established: Saturn is in the 7th (/placements/Saturn/house) and rules neither lagna (Mars) nor 7th (Venus), so the mitigating ownership exception fails, leaving the standard challenging reading. B overclaims; C misstates the doctrine. Exaltation and Sasa Yoga soften but do not remove the indication.

Saturn occupies the 7th house, in Libra, exalted and retrograde

Lagna lord is Mars and 7th lord is Venus, so Saturn rules neither the 1st nor 7th; the classical exception for a 7th-house Saturn owning lagna/7th does not apply

Exalted Saturn in a kendra forms Sasa Yoga, and Venus (7th lord) in lagna aspects the 7th, moderating but not cancelling the affliction

Saturn in the 7th indicates delay, duty and coolness in marriage; it cannot guarantee divorce, especially with exaltation and Sasa Yoga present.

The exception requires Saturn to own the lagna or the 7th; here Mars rules lagna and Venus the 7th, so the exception is unavailable.

Explanation: Only statement A is established: Saturn is in the 7th (/placements/Saturn/house) and rules neither lagna (Mars) nor 7th (Venus), so the mitigating ownership exception fails, leaving the standard challenging reading. B overclaims; C misstates the doctrine. Exaltation and Sasa Yoga soften but do not remove the indication.


Saturn occupies the 7th house in Libra, exalted and retrograde; it rules neither Aries lagna (Mars) nor the 7th (Venus), so the classical malefic-in-7th affliction applies to marital happiness

Mitigation exists: Saturn is exalted forming Sasa Yoga, and 7th lord Venus sits in lagna aspecting its own 7th, so difficulty is more delay/duty than rupture

B overclaims — no single placement guarantees divorce

C misstates the exception: the ownership exception requires Saturn to rule the 1st or 7th, which it does not here

Saturn in the 7th indicates delay, restraint or age-difference themes and possible strain, not certain divorce; exaltation here softens it.

The exception for Saturn in the 7th applies only when Saturn owns the ascendant or the 7th; for Aries lagna it owns neither.

Explanation: Only A is established: Saturn is in the 7th (/placements/Saturn/house) as a non-owner of 1st/7th, hence the challenging reading; B is an overclaim and C misapplies the exception, so D does not hold.

Saturn occupies the 7th house in Libra, exalted and retrograde; it rules neither Aries lagna (Mars) nor the 7th (Venus), so the classical malefic-in-7th affliction applies to marital happiness

Mitigation exists: Saturn is exalted forming Sasa Yoga, and 7th lord Venus sits in lagna aspecting its own 7th, so difficulty is more delay/duty than rupture

B overclaims — no single placement guarantees divorce

C misstates the exception: the ownership exception requires Saturn to rule the 1st or 7th, which it does not here

Saturn in the 7th indicates delay, restraint or age-difference themes and possible strain, not certain divorce; exaltation here softens it.

The exception for Saturn in the 7th applies only when Saturn owns the ascendant or the 7th; for Aries lagna it owns neither.

Explanation: Only A is established: Saturn is in the 7th (/placements/Saturn/house) as a non-owner of 1st/7th, hence the challenging reading; B is an overclaim and C misapplies the exception, so D does not hold.


Saturn occupies the 7th house in Libra (exalted, retrograde), a classical challenging placement for marital ease — delay, age/temperament gap, duty over warmth

Saturn rules neither the lagna (Aries, Mars) nor the 7th (Libra, Venus), so the ownership exception to the rule does not apply

Mitigation: Saturn is exalted forming Sasa Yoga in a kendra, and the 7th is aspected by Venus, its own lord placed in lagna — stabilising rather than destroying the partnership

D9 shows Saturn in the 6th from Navamsa lagna with Sun and Rahu in the 7th — added friction/karmic weight in partnership, not annulment

No single placement guarantees divorce; Saturn in the 7th here is exalted and forms Sasa Yoga, and outcomes depend on dasha, Venus and the D9 as a whole. Marital strain is an indication, not a certainty.

The classical exception is precisely conditional on Saturn owning the lagna or the 7th (or being otherwise dignified/aspected); it cannot be extended to a chart where Saturn rules neither, as here.

Spouse's chart and actual marital history for verification

Whether the source rule text admits exaltation as a separate exception

Explanation: Only statement A is established: Saturn sits in the 7th while ruling neither lagna (Mars) nor 7th (Venus), so the challenging reading stands, tempered by exaltation and Sasa Yoga. B overclaims a guaranteed outcome; C misstates the exception's condition. Hence polarity of applicable statements is challenging.

Saturn occupies the 7th house in Libra (exalted, retrograde), a classical challenging placement for marital ease — delay, age/temperament gap, duty over warmth

Saturn rules neither the lagna (Aries, Mars) nor the 7th (Libra, Venus), so the ownership exception to the rule does not apply

Mitigation: Saturn is exalted forming Sasa Yoga in a kendra, and the 7th is aspected by Venus, its own lord placed in lagna — stabilising rather than destroying the partnership

D9 shows Saturn in the 6th from Navamsa lagna with Sun and Rahu in the 7th — added friction/karmic weight in partnership, not annulment

No single placement guarantees divorce; Saturn in the 7th here is exalted and forms Sasa Yoga, and outcomes depend on dasha, Venus and the D9 as a whole. Marital strain is an indication, not a certainty.

The classical exception is precisely conditional on Saturn owning the lagna or the 7th (or being otherwise dignified/aspected); it cannot be extended to a chart where Saturn rules neither, as here.

Spouse's chart and actual marital history for verification

Whether the source rule text admits exaltation as a separate exception

Explanation: Only statement A is established: Saturn sits in the 7th while ruling neither lagna (Mars) nor 7th (Venus), so the challenging reading stands, tempered by exaltation and Sasa Yoga. B overclaims a guaranteed outcome; C misstates the exception's condition. Hence polarity of applicable statements is challenging.


Mars and Venus are conjunct in the 7th house in Libra, Venus in own sign forming Malavya yoga and a Raja/Dhana yoga with lagna lord Mars

Mars-Venus together classically indicates intense desire and passion in partnership, with Mars also adding friction (kuja-type affliction to the 7th)

The rule concerns the Mars–Venus conjunction; here Mars is not alone — Venus shares the 7th, so the 'Mars alone' condition is not met.

No configuration guarantees compatibility; Mars in the 7th also brings friction, and outcomes are tendencies, not certainties.

Explanation: Only A applies: Mars and Venus are indeed conjunct in the 7th, supporting a passion indication. B fails factually (Mars is not alone), C is an overclaim. Polarity of the applicable statement is mixed — strong attraction with Mars-driven friction.

Mars and Venus are conjunct in the 7th house in Libra, Venus in own sign forming Malavya yoga and a Raja/Dhana yoga with lagna lord Mars

Mars-Venus together classically indicates intense desire and passion in partnership, with Mars also adding friction (kuja-type affliction to the 7th)

The rule concerns the Mars–Venus conjunction; here Mars is not alone — Venus shares the 7th, so the 'Mars alone' condition is not met.

No configuration guarantees compatibility; Mars in the 7th also brings friction, and outcomes are tendencies, not certainties.

Explanation: Only A applies: Mars and Venus are indeed conjunct in the 7th, supporting a passion indication. B fails factually (Mars is not alone), C is an overclaim. Polarity of the applicable statement is mixed — strong attraction with Mars-driven friction.


Mars and Venus are conjunct in the 7th house in Libra, Venus in own sign forming Malavya Yoga and a Raja/Dhana yoga with Mars as lagna lord

Mars-Venus together indicates strong passion and desire in partnership; Mars in 7th also brings friction, so the combination is not purely benign

B fails: Mars is not alone in the 7th — Venus occupies it too

C overclaims: no classical rule guarantees compatibility; 7th lord Venus is strong but Ketu aspects the 7th and Mars adds heat

Mars shares the 7th with Venus, so a 'Mars alone' condition is not met.

Astrological indications are probabilistic; passion indicators do not guarantee compatibility.

Explanation: Only A is established: Mars and Venus are actually conjunct in the 7th (Libra), matching the stated rule for strong passion, with Venus dignified (Malavya Yoga) but Mars adding heat — hence mixed polarity. B is factually false, C overclaims, so D does not apply.

Mars and Venus are conjunct in the 7th house in Libra, Venus in own sign forming Malavya Yoga and a Raja/Dhana yoga with Mars as lagna lord

Mars-Venus together indicates strong passion and desire in partnership; Mars in 7th also brings friction, so the combination is not purely benign

B fails: Mars is not alone in the 7th — Venus occupies it too

C overclaims: no classical rule guarantees compatibility; 7th lord Venus is strong but Ketu aspects the 7th and Mars adds heat

Mars shares the 7th with Venus, so a 'Mars alone' condition is not met.

Astrological indications are probabilistic; passion indicators do not guarantee compatibility.

Explanation: Only A is established: Mars and Venus are actually conjunct in the 7th (Libra), matching the stated rule for strong passion, with Venus dignified (Malavya Yoga) but Mars adding heat — hence mixed polarity. B is factually false, C overclaims, so D does not apply.


Mars and Venus are conjunct in the 7th house in Libra, Venus in own sign forming Malavya Yoga and a Raja/Dhana yoga with Mars, lagna lord

Mars in the 7th (kuja dosha type placement) adds heat and assertiveness to partnership even while Venus lends charm

7th lord Venus is in its own 7th house, strengthening the marriage house itself

Mars is not alone in the 7th; Venus occupies it too, so the 'Mars alone' condition is not met.

No configuration guarantees compatibility; Mars-Venus in the 7th indicates intensity and attraction, with harmony depending on other factors and dasha context.

Explanation: A applies: Mars conjunct Venus in the 7th (Libra), Venus in own sign, is classically read as strong passion/attraction in partnership. B is factually false for this chart (both occupy the 7th). C is an overclaim. Hence conclusion reflects the mixed polarity of the applicable statement — strong attraction with Martian heat.

Mars and Venus are conjunct in the 7th house in Libra, Venus in own sign forming Malavya Yoga and a Raja/Dhana yoga with Mars, lagna lord

Mars in the 7th (kuja dosha type placement) adds heat and assertiveness to partnership even while Venus lends charm

7th lord Venus is in its own 7th house, strengthening the marriage house itself

Mars is not alone in the 7th; Venus occupies it too, so the 'Mars alone' condition is not met.

No configuration guarantees compatibility; Mars-Venus in the 7th indicates intensity and attraction, with harmony depending on other factors and dasha context.

Explanation: A applies: Mars conjunct Venus in the 7th (Libra), Venus in own sign, is classically read as strong passion/attraction in partnership. B is factually false for this chart (both occupy the 7th). C is an overclaim. Hence conclusion reflects the mixed polarity of the applicable statement — strong attraction with Martian heat.


Jupiter, a benefic in friendly sign Leo, occupies the 7th house, classically indicating an ethical, considerate spouse and benefit through partnership

Jupiter also rules the 2nd and 11th and aspects the 11th, linking marriage with family resources and gains

Qualifier: the 7th is also aspected by Saturn and Ketu, and natal Jupiter is at 29° Leo (near sign end), so the benefit is not unmixed

Jupiter in the 7th is not a primary conflict indicator; conflict here would be read from Saturn/Ketu aspects on the 7th, not from benefic Jupiter's occupancy.

No single placement guarantees a perfect spouse; outcomes are tendencies modified by dignity, aspects and dasha.

Explanation: Only A is established: benefic Jupiter in friendly dignity tenanting the 7th supports a considerate partner and gain via marriage, with the usual proportionate uncertainty given Saturn and Ketu also aspecting that house. B misassigns polarity; C overclaims certainty.

Jupiter, a benefic in friendly sign Leo, occupies the 7th house, classically indicating an ethical, considerate spouse and benefit through partnership

Jupiter also rules the 2nd and 11th and aspects the 11th, linking marriage with family resources and gains

Qualifier: the 7th is also aspected by Saturn and Ketu, and natal Jupiter is at 29° Leo (near sign end), so the benefit is not unmixed

Jupiter in the 7th is not a primary conflict indicator; conflict here would be read from Saturn/Ketu aspects on the 7th, not from benefic Jupiter's occupancy.

No single placement guarantees a perfect spouse; outcomes are tendencies modified by dignity, aspects and dasha.

Explanation: Only A is established: benefic Jupiter in friendly dignity tenanting the 7th supports a considerate partner and gain via marriage, with the usual proportionate uncertainty given Saturn and Ketu also aspecting that house. B misassigns polarity; C overclaims certainty.


Jupiter, a natural benefic in own friendly Leo, occupies the 7th house of spouse and partnership, classically indicating an ethical, considerate partner and benefit through marriage; Jupiter also lords the 2nd and 11th, linking spouse to family wealth and gains

Jupiter is at 29°06' Leo, near sign end (sandhi), and the 7th is also aspected by Saturn and Ketu, so the benefit is not unmixed

Kendra-trikona Raja yoga by mutual aspect of 1st lord Saturn and 7th lord Sun supports partnership matters generally

In D9, Jupiter falls in the 12th from navamsa lagna, tempering the D1 promise

Benefic Jupiter in the 7th is not a primary conflict indicator; conflict would be signalled by malefics in or afflicting the 7th, not by Jupiter's presence.

No single placement guarantees outcomes; Jupiter in the 7th is one supportive factor, modified here by its near-sign-end degree, Saturn/Ketu aspects on the 7th, and its D9 12th-house position.

Explanation: Only statement A matches classical doctrine and the chart: Jupiter, benefic and in a friendly sign, tenants the 7th house and rules the 2nd and 11th, supporting a considerate spouse and gains through marriage. B misstates the doctrine and C overclaims certainty; both are rejected. Supporting polarity overall, with acknowledged qualifiers (sandhi degree, Saturn/Ketu aspects, D9 placement).

Jupiter, a natural benefic in own friendly Leo, occupies the 7th house of spouse and partnership, classically indicating an ethical, considerate partner and benefit through marriage; Jupiter also lords the 2nd and 11th, linking spouse to family wealth and gains

Jupiter is at 29°06' Leo, near sign end (sandhi), and the 7th is also aspected by Saturn and Ketu, so the benefit is not unmixed

Kendra-trikona Raja yoga by mutual aspect of 1st lord Saturn and 7th lord Sun supports partnership matters generally

In D9, Jupiter falls in the 12th from navamsa lagna, tempering the D1 promise

Benefic Jupiter in the 7th is not a primary conflict indicator; conflict would be signalled by malefics in or afflicting the 7th, not by Jupiter's presence.

No single placement guarantees outcomes; Jupiter in the 7th is one supportive factor, modified here by its near-sign-end degree, Saturn/Ketu aspects on the 7th, and its D9 12th-house position.

Explanation: Only statement A matches classical doctrine and the chart: Jupiter, benefic and in a friendly sign, tenants the 7th house and rules the 2nd and 11th, supporting a considerate spouse and gains through marriage. B misstates the doctrine and C overclaims certainty; both are rejected. Supporting polarity overall, with acknowledged qualifiers (sandhi degree, Saturn/Ketu aspects, D9 placement).


Mars, lagna lord, occupies the 7th in Taurus — classic kuja dosha placement, indicating friction alongside strong drive in partnership

7th lord Venus is exalted in the 5th, a supportive mitigation

Mars in the 7th is traditionally read as tension-producing (kuja dosha), not unambiguously harmonious; it contradicts S1. Mitigations exist (exalted Venus as 7th lord, Mars vargottama) but do not make it plainly benign.

Mars is in house 7 (Taurus 14°39'), not house 8; house 8 holds Jupiter and Ketu.

Explanation: S1 is doctrinally standard and matches the chart. S2 is doctrinally wrong and self-contradictory with S1. S3 misstates a placement.

Mars, lagna lord, occupies the 7th in Taurus — classic kuja dosha placement, indicating friction alongside strong drive in partnership

7th lord Venus is exalted in the 5th, a supportive mitigation

Mars in the 7th is traditionally read as tension-producing (kuja dosha), not unambiguously harmonious; it contradicts S1. Mitigations exist (exalted Venus as 7th lord, Mars vargottama) but do not make it plainly benign.

Mars is in house 7 (Taurus 14°39'), not house 8; house 8 holds Jupiter and Ketu.

Explanation: S1 is doctrinally standard and matches the chart. S2 is doctrinally wrong and self-contradictory with S1. S3 misstates a placement.


Mars, lagna lord, occupies the 7th in Taurus — classical kuja dosha indication of friction in marriage

7th lord Venus exalted in the 5th supports the partnership significations

Mars is vargottama, and in D9 sits in the 6th, mixing strength with strain

Mars in the 7th is classically a tension-producing (kuja dosha) placement, not unambiguously harmonious; results are mixed here given exalted 7th lord Venus.

Mars is in house 7 (Taurus 14°39'), not house 8; Jupiter and Ketu occupy house 8.

Explanation: S1 correctly states the classical reading of Mars in the 7th. S2 contradicts that doctrine. S3 misstates the placement recorded in the chart.

Mars, lagna lord, occupies the 7th in Taurus — classical kuja dosha indication of friction in marriage

7th lord Venus exalted in the 5th supports the partnership significations

Mars is vargottama, and in D9 sits in the 6th, mixing strength with strain

Mars in the 7th is classically a tension-producing (kuja dosha) placement, not unambiguously harmonious; results are mixed here given exalted 7th lord Venus.

Mars is in house 7 (Taurus 14°39'), not house 8; Jupiter and Ketu occupy house 8.

Explanation: S1 correctly states the classical reading of Mars in the 7th. S2 contradicts that doctrine. S3 misstates the placement recorded in the chart.


Mars, lagna lord, occupies the 7th in Taurus — classic Kuja Dosha placement indicating friction in partnership, though its vargottama strength and Venus exalted in the 5th soften matters

Mars in the 7th is not classically harmonious; it is a Kuja Dosha placement indicating tension, assertiveness or conflict in marriage. S2 also contradicts S1.

Mars is in house 7 (Taurus 14°39'), not house 8; house 8 holds Jupiter and Ketu.

Explanation: S1 is doctrinally sound. S2 is a doctrinal overstatement contradicting S1, and S3 misstates Mars's house.

Mars, lagna lord, occupies the 7th in Taurus — classic Kuja Dosha placement indicating friction in partnership, though its vargottama strength and Venus exalted in the 5th soften matters

Mars in the 7th is not classically harmonious; it is a Kuja Dosha placement indicating tension, assertiveness or conflict in marriage. S2 also contradicts S1.

Explanation: S1 is doctrinally sound. S2 is a doctrinal overstatement contradicting S1, and S3 misstates Mars's house.


Jupiter, a natural benefic in own friendly sign Leo, occupies the 7th house of spouse and partnership, classically indicating an ethical, considerate partner and benefit through marriage

Jupiter also rules the 2nd and 11th, so its 7th-house placement links spouse with family wealth and gains, though it aspects the 1st, 3rd and 11th rather than the 7th itself (kendra benefic can dilute some results per bhava-karaka-bhavati doctrine)

Saturn and Ketu aspect the 7th, which qualifies the benefic promise with delay or detachment, but this does not make Jupiter itself a conflict significator

Marital conflict is attributed to malefics or afflicted 7th-house lords, not to benefic Jupiter in the 7th; here Saturn/Ketu aspects, not Jupiter, carry the friction.

No single placement guarantees outcomes; results depend on dignity, dasha and transits.

Marriage-timing question not asked; no D9 spouse-specific query posed

Explanation: Only statement A matches classical doctrine and the chart: benefic Jupiter in friendly Leo tenanting the 7th supports a considerate spouse and gains, with normal qualification from Saturn/Ketu aspects. B is doctrinally wrong and C overclaims, so the polarity of applicable statements is supportive.

Jupiter, a natural benefic in own friendly sign Leo, occupies the 7th house of spouse and partnership, classically indicating an ethical, considerate partner and benefit through marriage

Jupiter also rules the 2nd and 11th, so its 7th-house placement links spouse with family wealth and gains, though it aspects the 1st, 3rd and 11th rather than the 7th itself (kendra benefic can dilute some results per bhava-karaka-bhavati doctrine)

Saturn and Ketu aspect the 7th, which qualifies the benefic promise with delay or detachment, but this does not make Jupiter itself a conflict significator

Marital conflict is attributed to malefics or afflicted 7th-house lords, not to benefic Jupiter in the 7th; here Saturn/Ketu aspects, not Jupiter, carry the friction.

No single placement guarantees outcomes; results depend on dignity, dasha and transits.

Marriage-timing question not asked; no D9 spouse-specific query posed

Explanation: Only statement A matches classical doctrine and the chart: benefic Jupiter in friendly Leo tenanting the 7th supports a considerate spouse and gains, with normal qualification from Saturn/Ketu aspects. B is doctrinally wrong and C overclaims, so the polarity of applicable statements is supportive.


Sun is in the 7th house in Aries, exalted, so classical dictum of Sun in 7th (delay/friction in marital harmony) applies but is softened by exaltation and 7th-lord Mars being exalted in the 4th

Venus, lagna and 7th-from-7th considerations: lagna lord Venus in own sign but in the 8th with Ketu and Mercury adds volatility to partnership matters

No single placement can guarantee that marriage never occurs. Sun in the 7th indicates possible delay, ego friction or separation-prone tendencies at most; here it is exalted and the 7th lord Mars is exalted in a kendra, which supports marriage rather than denying it.

Sun occupies house 7 (Aries 13°04'), not house 8. House 8 (Taurus) holds Mercury, Venus and Ketu.

Explanation: S1 states the standard Parashari view accurately and needs no correction. S2 is an absolute denial not supportable by one placement, especially with an exalted Sun and exalted 7th lord. S3 misstates the chart: Sun is in the 7th, house 8 is occupied by Mercury, Venus and Ketu.

Sun is in the 7th house in Aries, exalted, so classical dictum of Sun in 7th (delay/friction in marital harmony) applies but is softened by exaltation and 7th-lord Mars being exalted in the 4th

Venus, lagna and 7th-from-7th considerations: lagna lord Venus in own sign but in the 8th with Ketu and Mercury adds volatility to partnership matters

No single placement can guarantee that marriage never occurs. Sun in the 7th indicates possible delay, ego friction or separation-prone tendencies at most; here it is exalted and the 7th lord Mars is exalted in a kendra, which supports marriage rather than denying it.

Sun occupies house 7 (Aries 13°04'), not house 8. House 8 (Taurus) holds Mercury, Venus and Ketu.

Explanation: S1 states the standard Parashari view accurately and needs no correction. S2 is an absolute denial not supportable by one placement, especially with an exalted Sun and exalted 7th lord. S3 misstates the chart: Sun is in the 7th, house 8 is occupied by Mercury, Venus and Ketu.


Sun is in the 7th house in Aries, exalted — classically a factor for delay, ego friction or distance in partnership, though its exaltation and 7th-lord Mars being exalted in the 4th soften this

Sun in the 7th is a delay/friction indicator, not a denial of marriage; no single placement guarantees an outcome. Here the Sun is exalted and the 7th lord Mars is exalted in a kendra (Ruchaka yoga), so marriage is indicated with possible delay or ego-related strain rather than absence.

Sun occupies house 7 (Aries), not house 8; house 8 holds Mercury, Venus and Ketu.

Explanation: S1 states the standard Parashari doctrine correctly. S2 overclaims a certain outcome from one placement. S3 misstates the Sun's house.

Sun is in the 7th house in Aries, exalted — classically a factor for delay, ego friction or distance in partnership, though its exaltation and 7th-lord Mars being exalted in the 4th soften this

Sun in the 7th is a delay/friction indicator, not a denial of marriage; no single placement guarantees an outcome. Here the Sun is exalted and the 7th lord Mars is exalted in a kendra (Ruchaka yoga), so marriage is indicated with possible delay or ego-related strain rather than absence.

Sun occupies house 7 (Aries), not house 8; house 8 holds Mercury, Venus and Ketu.

Explanation: S1 states the standard Parashari doctrine correctly. S2 overclaims a certain outcome from one placement. S3 misstates the Sun's house.


Sun exalted in the 7th house in Aries — classically a caution for marital harmony/delay, though exaltation gives strength

7th lord Mars exalted in the 4th, aspecting the 7th; Venus in own sign though in the 8th

Sun in the 7th is at most a caution regarding delay, ego friction or separation-tendency; it cannot guarantee no marriage. Here the Sun is exalted, 7th lord Mars is exalted and aspects the 7th, and Venus is in own sign, so marriage is indicated with possible strain rather than denial.

Sun is in house 7 (Aries), not house 8; house 8 (Taurus) holds Mercury, Venus and Ketu.

Explanation: S1 states standard doctrine correctly. S2 overstates a caution as certainty. S3 misplaces the Sun.

Sun exalted in the 7th house in Aries — classically a caution for marital harmony/delay, though exaltation gives strength

7th lord Mars exalted in the 4th, aspecting the 7th; Venus in own sign though in the 8th

Sun in the 7th is at most a caution regarding delay, ego friction or separation-tendency; it cannot guarantee no marriage. Here the Sun is exalted, 7th lord Mars is exalted and aspects the 7th, and Venus is in own sign, so marriage is indicated with possible strain rather than denial.

Sun is in house 7 (Aries), not house 8; house 8 (Taurus) holds Mercury, Venus and Ketu.

Explanation: S1 states standard doctrine correctly. S2 overstates a caution as certainty. S3 misplaces the Sun.


Saturn, a malefic, occupies the 7th house — classically delays marriage and imposes duty, age gap or reserve in the partner; its retrogression adds an on-again quality to commitment.

But that same Saturn is exalted in Libra and forms Sasa Yoga in a kendra, so the 7th is strong rather than damaged — stable, long-lasting, responsible marriage once formed.

7th lord Venus is in the 1st in own nakshatra Bharani and aspects its own 7th house — the spouse is brought into the native's own sphere and partnership matters are personally central and well-supported.

Ketu aspects the 7th house, adding detachment/indifference phases in the relationship.

Navamsa lagna Scorpio with Mercury and Ketu in D9 lagna and Saturn in D9 6th; but Sun and Rahu in D9 7th indicate an unconventional or karmically charged spouse, while Venus with Moon in D9 11th supports fulfilment through partner.

Exalted Jupiter in the 4th (Hamsa Yoga) gives domestic contentment and moral steadiness in family life.

Mars in the 3rd aspecting the 6th and 10th, not the 7th or 1st, so no strong Kuja-dosha pattern from Mars on partnership houses.

Current Saturn mahadasha/antardasha (from 2024) activates the 7th-house occupier and 10th/11th lord, emphasising partnership duty, shared responsibility and possibly caregiving; Saturn transiting the 12th and 8th from natal Moon suggests a low-key, inward phase rather than expansion.

Birth-time accuracy check for Bharani pada 4 lagna

D1 full chart and Upapada/A7 not supplied

Explanation: 7th house is malefic-occupied yet exalted (Sasa), and 7th lord Venus sits strong in lagna — the classic signature of a delayed but durable, socially significant marriage. Detachment shows via Ketu's aspect on the 7th and Rahu/Sun in D9 7th. Net reading: mixed-leaning-supportive, with delay and duty rather than breakage; Saturn dasha years favour consolidating an existing bond over new romance.

Saturn, a malefic, occupies the 7th house — classically delays marriage and imposes duty, age gap or reserve in the partner; its retrogression adds an on-again quality to commitment.

But that same Saturn is exalted in Libra and forms Sasa Yoga in a kendra, so the 7th is strong rather than damaged — stable, long-lasting, responsible marriage once formed.

7th lord Venus is in the 1st in own nakshatra Bharani and aspects its own 7th house — the spouse is brought into the native's own sphere and partnership matters are personally central and well-supported.

Ketu aspects the 7th house, adding detachment/indifference phases in the relationship.

Navamsa lagna Scorpio with Mercury and Ketu in D9 lagna and Saturn in D9 6th; but Sun and Rahu in D9 7th indicate an unconventional or karmically charged spouse, while Venus with Moon in D9 11th supports fulfilment through partner.

Exalted Jupiter in the 4th (Hamsa Yoga) gives domestic contentment and moral steadiness in family life.

Mars in the 3rd aspecting the 6th and 10th, not the 7th or 1st, so no strong Kuja-dosha pattern from Mars on partnership houses.

Current Saturn mahadasha/antardasha (from 2024) activates the 7th-house occupier and 10th/11th lord, emphasising partnership duty, shared responsibility and possibly caregiving; Saturn transiting the 12th and 8th from natal Moon suggests a low-key, inward phase rather than expansion.

Birth-time accuracy check for Bharani pada 4 lagna

D1 full chart and Upapada/A7 not supplied

Explanation: 7th house is malefic-occupied yet exalted (Sasa), and 7th lord Venus sits strong in lagna — the classic signature of a delayed but durable, socially significant marriage. Detachment shows via Ketu's aspect on the 7th and Rahu/Sun in D9 7th. Net reading: mixed-leaning-supportive, with delay and duty rather than breakage; Saturn dasha years favour consolidating an existing bond over new romance.


7th house Gemini is occupied by Sun and Mars, with Mars combust and in an enemy sign — malefic tenancy in the marriage house suggests heat, ego friction and possible dominance struggles in partnership.

7th lord Mercury sits in the 8th house in an enemy sign, linking the spouse/partnership to transformation, secrecy or unsettled conditions; also gives interest in depth and shared resources.

Mercury (7th and 10th lord) and Jupiter (lagna lord) are in mutual aspect, forming Raja Yogas — the marriage/partnership axis is tied to status and can bring meaningful gain through relationship and public dealings.

Karaka Venus is unafflicted by debilitation and sits in the 5th with Rahu — affection, romance and creative attraction are strong, but Rahu contact can bring unconventional attractions or intensity/restlessness in desire.

Ketu in the 11th aspects the 7th house, adding a note of detachment or karmic incompleteness in partnership expectations.

Moon debilitated in the 12th indicates emotional withdrawal, privacy and periods of isolation that colour intimacy; it also forms Vipareeta Raja Yoga, so difficulty can convert to resilience.

Jupiter, lagna lord and general benefic for marriage, is debilitated and retrograde in the 2nd (family) — support for family life exists but with delay, self-doubt and revisiting of commitments.

In D9, the 7th house is Aquarius holding the Sun with Saturn as dispositor, while Moon and Mercury are strong in D9 lagna Leo — spouse likely mature/disciplined or older in outlook; inner strength of the chart is decent.

Exalted retrograde Saturn in the 11th aspects the 1st and 5th, giving durability and long-term commitment capacity once bonds are formed, though with slow maturation.

Timing: the Venus mahadasha from 2026-07-29, with Venus–Venus to 2029, is the most marriage-favourable stretch ahead, Venus being the marriage karaka; Ketu–Mercury until then is comparatively unsettled.

Current transit Jupiter retrograde in the natal 7th conjunct natal Sun and Mars activates the partnership house, which can bring relationship matters to the surface, though retrogression suggests review rather than conclusion.

Actual marital status/history and any known partner birth data

D1/D3 detail not supplied beyond facts (not essential here)

Explanation: The marriage axis is mixed: malefic Sun–Mars in the 7th and 7th lord in the 8th indicate friction, delay and unsettled conditions, and Ketu's aspect on the 7th plus a debilitated 12th-house Moon add detachment. Countering this, Mercury–Jupiter Raja Yogas tie partnership to status, Venus as karaka is dignified and prominent in the 5th, and exalted Saturn lends durability. The Venus mahadasha beginning 2026 is the most supportive window for marriage or renewed commitment; outcomes are indications, not certainties.

7th house Gemini is occupied by Sun and Mars, with Mars combust and in an enemy sign — malefic tenancy in the marriage house suggests heat, ego friction and possible dominance struggles in partnership.

7th lord Mercury sits in the 8th house in an enemy sign, linking the spouse/partnership to transformation, secrecy or unsettled conditions; also gives interest in depth and shared resources.

Mercury (7th and 10th lord) and Jupiter (lagna lord) are in mutual aspect, forming Raja Yogas — the marriage/partnership axis is tied to status and can bring meaningful gain through relationship and public dealings.

Karaka Venus is unafflicted by debilitation and sits in the 5th with Rahu — affection, romance and creative attraction are strong, but Rahu contact can bring unconventional attractions or intensity/restlessness in desire.

Ketu in the 11th aspects the 7th house, adding a note of detachment or karmic incompleteness in partnership expectations.

Moon debilitated in the 12th indicates emotional withdrawal, privacy and periods of isolation that colour intimacy; it also forms Vipareeta Raja Yoga, so difficulty can convert to resilience.

Jupiter, lagna lord and general benefic for marriage, is debilitated and retrograde in the 2nd (family) — support for family life exists but with delay, self-doubt and revisiting of commitments.

In D9, the 7th house is Aquarius holding the Sun with Saturn as dispositor, while Moon and Mercury are strong in D9 lagna Leo — spouse likely mature/disciplined or older in outlook; inner strength of the chart is decent.

Exalted retrograde Saturn in the 11th aspects the 1st and 5th, giving durability and long-term commitment capacity once bonds are formed, though with slow maturation.

Timing: the Venus mahadasha from 2026-07-29, with Venus–Venus to 2029, is the most marriage-favourable stretch ahead, Venus being the marriage karaka; Ketu–Mercury until then is comparatively unsettled.

Current transit Jupiter retrograde in the natal 7th conjunct natal Sun and Mars activates the partnership house, which can bring relationship matters to the surface, though retrogression suggests review rather than conclusion.

Actual marital status/history and any known partner birth data

D1/D3 detail not supplied beyond facts (not essential here)

Explanation: The marriage axis is mixed: malefic Sun–Mars in the 7th and 7th lord in the 8th indicate friction, delay and unsettled conditions, and Ketu's aspect on the 7th plus a debilitated 12th-house Moon add detachment. Countering this, Mercury–Jupiter Raja Yogas tie partnership to status, Venus as karaka is dignified and prominent in the 5th, and exalted Saturn lends durability. The Venus mahadasha beginning 2026 is the most supportive window for marriage or renewed commitment; outcomes are indications, not certainties.


7th house Gemini is occupied by Sun and combust Mars, both malefic and Mars in enemy dignity — indicates heat, ego friction and possible delay or contention in partnership; classic kuja-dosha-type affliction of the 7th.

7th lord Mercury sits in the 8th house in enemy dignity, pushing marital matters toward secrecy, upheaval or transformation rather than easy stability.

Mercury (7th and 10th lord) in mutual aspect with Jupiter (lagna lord) forms Raja yoga — partnership/public dealings can raise status, and Jupiter's aspect gives protective grace to the 7th-lord's affairs.

Venus, the natural karaka of marriage, is in the 5th with Rahu, unafflicted by debility but node-touched: strong desire nature, attraction-driven unions, possible unconventional or intense romantic history.

Moon is debilitated in the 12th (Scorpio), weakening emotional security and domestic contentment; 12th also governs bed pleasures and separation/foreign residence.

Ketu in the 11th aspects the 7th house, adding a detachment/dissatisfaction signature to partnership expectations.

In D9, Sun sits in the 7th from Leo navamsa lagna while Moon and Mercury occupy the D9 lagna — spouse figure is authoritative/independent; Venus in D9 5th in Sagittarius is dignified by dispositor Jupiter, a supportive strand for the marriage's inner dharma.

Lagna lord Jupiter is debilitated and retrograde in the 2nd (family), so family-side support for marriage is present but internally weakened.

Vipareeta Raja Yoga from the 8th lord Moon in the 12th can convert marital/8th-house crises into eventual gain, tempering the harsher indications.

Timing: the Venus mahadasha beginning 2026-07-29, with Venus–Venus to 2029, activates the marriage karaka from the 5th and is the most likely window for a significant relationship development or formalisation; Ketu–Mercury until then is less conducive.

Transiting Jupiter in Gemini conjoining natal Sun and Mars in the 7th around 2026 stimulates partnership matters, supportive for engagement/marriage discussions though it also inflames the natal 7th malefics.

Marital status and history to date (whether already married, and date)

Birth-time accuracy confirmation for the 14°34' Sagittarius lagna

D1 and D12 detail beyond supplied facts; Venus/7th-lord shadbala or ashtakavarga scores

Partner's chart for compatibility assessment

Explanation: The 7th house carries two malefics (Sun, combust Mars in enemy sign) and its lord Mercury is in the 8th in enemy dignity, with Ketu aspecting the 7th and a debilitated 12th-house Moon — a genuinely afflicted marriage axis suggesting delay, friction, ego clashes and periods of distance. Offsetting this, Jupiter–Mercury Raja yogas, transit Jupiter on the 7th, a Vipareeta Raja Yoga, and a dignified Venus in D9's 5th give real capacity for a durable, status-enhancing union, most plausibly maturing in the Venus mahadasha from mid-2026. Net reading: mixed — marriage is indicated with meaningful friction requiring patience and conscious management, not denial. Outcomes are tendencies, not certainties.

7th house Gemini is occupied by Sun and combust Mars, both malefic and Mars in enemy dignity — indicates heat, ego friction and possible delay or contention in partnership; classic kuja-dosha-type affliction of the 7th.

7th lord Mercury sits in the 8th house in enemy dignity, pushing marital matters toward secrecy, upheaval or transformation rather than easy stability.

Mercury (7th and 10th lord) in mutual aspect with Jupiter (lagna lord) forms Raja yoga — partnership/public dealings can raise status, and Jupiter's aspect gives protective grace to the 7th-lord's affairs.

Venus, the natural karaka of marriage, is in the 5th with Rahu, unafflicted by debility but node-touched: strong desire nature, attraction-driven unions, possible unconventional or intense romantic history.

Moon is debilitated in the 12th (Scorpio), weakening emotional security and domestic contentment; 12th also governs bed pleasures and separation/foreign residence.

Ketu in the 11th aspects the 7th house, adding a detachment/dissatisfaction signature to partnership expectations.

In D9, Sun sits in the 7th from Leo navamsa lagna while Moon and Mercury occupy the D9 lagna — spouse figure is authoritative/independent; Venus in D9 5th in Sagittarius is dignified by dispositor Jupiter, a supportive strand for the marriage's inner dharma.

Lagna lord Jupiter is debilitated and retrograde in the 2nd (family), so family-side support for marriage is present but internally weakened.

Vipareeta Raja Yoga from the 8th lord Moon in the 12th can convert marital/8th-house crises into eventual gain, tempering the harsher indications.

Timing: the Venus mahadasha beginning 2026-07-29, with Venus–Venus to 2029, activates the marriage karaka from the 5th and is the most likely window for a significant relationship development or formalisation; Ketu–Mercury until then is less conducive.

Transiting Jupiter in Gemini conjoining natal Sun and Mars in the 7th around 2026 stimulates partnership matters, supportive for engagement/marriage discussions though it also inflames the natal 7th malefics.

Marital status and history to date (whether already married, and date)

Birth-time accuracy confirmation for the 14°34' Sagittarius lagna

D1 and D12 detail beyond supplied facts; Venus/7th-lord shadbala or ashtakavarga scores

Partner's chart for compatibility assessment

Explanation: The 7th house carries two malefics (Sun, combust Mars in enemy sign) and its lord Mercury is in the 8th in enemy dignity, with Ketu aspecting the 7th and a debilitated 12th-house Moon — a genuinely afflicted marriage axis suggesting delay, friction, ego clashes and periods of distance. Offsetting this, Jupiter–Mercury Raja yogas, transit Jupiter on the 7th, a Vipareeta Raja Yoga, and a dignified Venus in D9's 5th give real capacity for a durable, status-enhancing union, most plausibly maturing in the Venus mahadasha from mid-2026. Net reading: mixed — marriage is indicated with meaningful friction requiring patience and conscious management, not denial. Outcomes are tendencies, not certainties.


Saturn, a natural malefic, occupies the 7th house — classically indicating delay, age/temperament gap, duty-bound or austere partnership; it is also retrograde, adding a stop-start quality to union matters.

That same Saturn is exalted in Libra and forms Sasa Yoga in a kendra, so the 7th house has great strength and dignity: marriage tends to be stable, long-lasting and status-conferring once established, rather than broken.

7th lord Venus is in the 1st in own nakshatra Bharani and aspects its own 7th house — the spouse is brought into the self, strong personal agency in partnership, and mutual regard.

Ketu also aspects the 7th house, adding detachment or periodic emotional distance in the marital sphere.

Navamsa lagna Scorpio with Mercury and Ketu in D9 lagna and Saturn in D9 6th; the D9 7th holds Sun and Rahu — spouse karaka field is mixed, with intensity, unconventional or foreign-flavoured partner and some friction.

Exalted Jupiter in the 4th (Hamsa Yoga) gives domestic contentment and moral ballast to home life, and by aspect supports the 12th (bed pleasures).

Lagna lord Mars sits in the 3rd with Mercury and Ketu, and Mars aspects the 6th — assertive, argumentative streak that can surface as conflict in close relations.

Current Saturn mahadasha–Saturn antardasha activates the 7th-house occupant directly, foregrounding partnership duties, caregiving and renegotiation of the marital contract; transit Saturn is in the 12th and 8th from natal Moon, a period asking for withdrawal and patience rather than new initiatives.

Upcoming Saturn–Venus (2031–2034) links the 7th-house occupant with the 7th lord, a period likely significant for partnership matters.

Actual marital history/timing to anchor the reading

Birth-time accuracy confirmation (Aries lagna at 25°19' is late-degree)

D1 full aspect grid and Navamsa dignity/exaltation details

Explanation: The 7th house is simultaneously afflicted by occupancy of a malefic and dignified by that malefic's exaltation and Sasa Yoga; the 7th lord Venus is well placed in lagna in its own nakshatra and aspects its own house. Net indication: delayed or sober start, possible age/maturity difference or duty-heavy dynamic, but a durable and reputationally sound marriage. Ketu's aspect and D9's Sun–Rahu 7th add detachment and some friction; exalted Jupiter in the 4th cushions home life. Timing emphasis falls on Saturn periods, especially Saturn–Venus. Stated as tendencies, not certainties.

Saturn, a natural malefic, occupies the 7th house — classically indicating delay, age/temperament gap, duty-bound or austere partnership; it is also retrograde, adding a stop-start quality to union matters.

That same Saturn is exalted in Libra and forms Sasa Yoga in a kendra, so the 7th house has great strength and dignity: marriage tends to be stable, long-lasting and status-conferring once established, rather than broken.

7th lord Venus is in the 1st in own nakshatra Bharani and aspects its own 7th house — the spouse is brought into the self, strong personal agency in partnership, and mutual regard.

Ketu also aspects the 7th house, adding detachment or periodic emotional distance in the marital sphere.

Navamsa lagna Scorpio with Mercury and Ketu in D9 lagna and Saturn in D9 6th; the D9 7th holds Sun and Rahu — spouse karaka field is mixed, with intensity, unconventional or foreign-flavoured partner and some friction.

Exalted Jupiter in the 4th (Hamsa Yoga) gives domestic contentment and moral ballast to home life, and by aspect supports the 12th (bed pleasures).

Lagna lord Mars sits in the 3rd with Mercury and Ketu, and Mars aspects the 6th — assertive, argumentative streak that can surface as conflict in close relations.

Current Saturn mahadasha–Saturn antardasha activates the 7th-house occupant directly, foregrounding partnership duties, caregiving and renegotiation of the marital contract; transit Saturn is in the 12th and 8th from natal Moon, a period asking for withdrawal and patience rather than new initiatives.

Upcoming Saturn–Venus (2031–2034) links the 7th-house occupant with the 7th lord, a period likely significant for partnership matters.

Actual marital history/timing to anchor the reading

Birth-time accuracy confirmation (Aries lagna at 25°19' is late-degree)

D1 full aspect grid and Navamsa dignity/exaltation details

Explanation: The 7th house is simultaneously afflicted by occupancy of a malefic and dignified by that malefic's exaltation and Sasa Yoga; the 7th lord Venus is well placed in lagna in its own nakshatra and aspects its own house. Net indication: delayed or sober start, possible age/maturity difference or duty-heavy dynamic, but a durable and reputationally sound marriage. Ketu's aspect and D9's Sun–Rahu 7th add detachment and some friction; exalted Jupiter in the 4th cushions home life. Timing emphasis falls on Saturn periods, especially Saturn–Venus. Stated as tendencies, not certainties.


Saturn exalted retrograde in the 7th house: durable, duty-bound partnership but delay, age/temperament gap and emotional austerity early on; exaltation plus Sasa Yoga redeems it into stability and status through the marriage.

7th lord Venus is in lagna in own nakshatra Bharani, unafflicted and aspecting its own 7th house — strong desire for union, spouse-centred self-identity, and a functioning marriage axis.

Ketu aspects the 7th from the 3rd, and 7th house also receives Rahu-axis transit pressure; nodal contact on the partnership axis suggests periods of detachment or unconventional arrangement.

D9 (marriage varga): Sun in 7th with Rahu in 7th of navamsa, Venus with Moon in 11th — spouse is authoritative/ambitious, gains through alliance, but Rahu in D9 7th adds restlessness or non-traditional matching.

D9 Saturn in 6th and Mercury/Ketu in D9 lagna (Scorpio) point to friction, service-burden and secretiveness inside the relationship, needing conscious repair.

Exalted Jupiter in the 4th (Hamsa Yoga) supports domestic contentment, home and ethical conduct, buffering Saturn's coldness in the 7th.

Kuja dosha caveat: Mars is in the 3rd, not in 1/2/4/7/8/12, so classical Mangal dosha from the standard houses is not formed; Mars does aspect the 10th and 6th, not the 7th.

Current Saturn mahadasha/antardasha (from 2024) re-emphasises 7th-house karmic themes — responsibility toward the partner, caregiving, or renegotiation of the bond; Saturn–Venus (2031-2034) is the most marriage-active sub-period ahead.

Transiting Saturn in the natal 12th and 8th from the natal Moon indicates a period of withdrawal and low emotional reserve around 2026, while Jupiter 11th from Moon supports relief through social/family support.

Actual marital history/marriage date, spouse's chart, and D1 divisional detail beyond the given facts (e.g., Upapada/A7 and 7th-house Ashtakavarga bindus)

Explanation: The partnership axis is strong but austere: exalted retrograde Saturn in the 7th (Sasa Yoga) with the 7th lord Venus dignified in lagna gives a lasting, socially respectable marriage that nonetheless matures late and demands duty over romance. Ketu's aspect on the 7th and Rahu in the D9 7th add detachment, unconventional matching or phases of distance; D9 Saturn in the 6th and Mercury-Ketu in D9 lagna flag friction and unspoken matters. Exalted Jupiter in the 4th and no classical Mangal dosha are mitigating. Net reading: mixed-to-workable, with Saturn's long mahadasha and especially Saturn-Venus (2031-2034) as the periods where partnership karma is most likely to be tested or redefined. Indications only, not certainties.

Saturn exalted retrograde in the 7th house: durable, duty-bound partnership but delay, age/temperament gap and emotional austerity early on; exaltation plus Sasa Yoga redeems it into stability and status through the marriage.

7th lord Venus is in lagna in own nakshatra Bharani, unafflicted and aspecting its own 7th house — strong desire for union, spouse-centred self-identity, and a functioning marriage axis.

Ketu aspects the 7th from the 3rd, and 7th house also receives Rahu-axis transit pressure; nodal contact on the partnership axis suggests periods of detachment or unconventional arrangement.

D9 (marriage varga): Sun in 7th with Rahu in 7th of navamsa, Venus with Moon in 11th — spouse is authoritative/ambitious, gains through alliance, but Rahu in D9 7th adds restlessness or non-traditional matching.

D9 Saturn in 6th and Mercury/Ketu in D9 lagna (Scorpio) point to friction, service-burden and secretiveness inside the relationship, needing conscious repair.

Exalted Jupiter in the 4th (Hamsa Yoga) supports domestic contentment, home and ethical conduct, buffering Saturn's coldness in the 7th.

Kuja dosha caveat: Mars is in the 3rd, not in 1/2/4/7/8/12, so classical Mangal dosha from the standard houses is not formed; Mars does aspect the 10th and 6th, not the 7th.

Current Saturn mahadasha/antardasha (from 2024) re-emphasises 7th-house karmic themes — responsibility toward the partner, caregiving, or renegotiation of the bond; Saturn–Venus (2031-2034) is the most marriage-active sub-period ahead.

Transiting Saturn in the natal 12th and 8th from the natal Moon indicates a period of withdrawal and low emotional reserve around 2026, while Jupiter 11th from Moon supports relief through social/family support.

Actual marital history/marriage date, spouse's chart, and D1 divisional detail beyond the given facts (e.g., Upapada/A7 and 7th-house Ashtakavarga bindus)

Explanation: The partnership axis is strong but austere: exalted retrograde Saturn in the 7th (Sasa Yoga) with the 7th lord Venus dignified in lagna gives a lasting, socially respectable marriage that nonetheless matures late and demands duty over romance. Ketu's aspect on the 7th and Rahu in the D9 7th add detachment, unconventional matching or phases of distance; D9 Saturn in the 6th and Mercury-Ketu in D9 lagna flag friction and unspoken matters. Exalted Jupiter in the 4th and no classical Mangal dosha are mitigating. Net reading: mixed-to-workable, with Saturn's long mahadasha and especially Saturn-Venus (2031-2034) as the periods where partnership karma is most likely to be tested or redefined. Indications only, not certainties.


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Explanation: VedAstro's House2LordInHouse9 rule describes weak health in early life improving later, i.e., a mixed time-based indication, not uniform poor health or a specific diagnosis.

Explanation: VedAstro's House2LordInHouse9 rule describes weak health in early life improving later, i.e., a mixed time-based indication, not uniform poor health or a specific diagnosis.


Explanation: The VedAstro House2LordInHouse9 rule states the native is sickly/weak in early life and gains health and prosperity later, i.e., a mixed time-based indication. B overgeneralizes to lifelong poor health; C is wrong since the rule names no specific disease.

Explanation: The VedAstro House2LordInHouse9 rule states the native is sickly/weak in early life and gains health and prosperity later, i.e., a mixed time-based indication. B overgeneralizes to lifelong poor health; C is wrong since the rule names no specific disease.


Explanation: The classical VedAstro rule for the 2nd lord in the 9th house indicates poor health in early life followed by improvement later, i.e., a time-divided mixed effect. It is not uniformly poor (B) and does not name a specific illness (C).

Explanation: The classical VedAstro rule for the 2nd lord in the 9th house indicates poor health in early life followed by improvement later, i.e., a time-divided mixed effect. It is not uniformly poor (B) and does not name a specific illness (C).


7th house Pisces holds the Moon, a benefic in a benefic sign, giving a receptive, emotionally invested partnership axis.

7th lord Jupiter is exalted in Cancer in the 11th and aspects its own 7th house, a strong indication for marriage and gain through partnership.

Jupiter is retrograde, which many traditions read as delay or a non-linear unfolding of 7th-house matters rather than denial.

In D9 the navamsa lagna is Pisces with Moon and Venus in the 5th from it and Jupiter in the 6th — a mixed but not broken picture for the spouse; Mercury in the 8th of D9 suggests some private strain.

Mars, lord of 3rd and 8th, sits in the 6th and aspects the 1st and 12th, not the 7th, so classic Kuja-dosha style pressure on the marriage house is limited here.

Currently transiting Saturn is in the 7th conjunct the natal Moon with Saturn 1st from the Moon (sade sati phase), which typically brings a period of heaviness, distance or duty in the marital sphere rather than a permanent verdict.

The running Moon mahadasha activates the 7th-house occupant and 11th lord, keeping partnership themes prominent through 2034.

Actual marital status and marriage date, so dasha correlation could not be verified

Spouse's chart or specific event dates for confirmation

Explanation: The 7th house is occupied by a benefic Moon and its lord Jupiter is exalted while aspecting the 7th, which is a genuinely strong base for marriage; retrogression of Jupiter and the D9 Mercury-in-8th note temper this. Present Saturn transit over the natal Moon in the 7th during a Moon mahadasha suggests a demanding stretch within an otherwise supported marital significator set, not a denial.

7th house Pisces holds the Moon, a benefic in a benefic sign, giving a receptive, emotionally invested partnership axis.

7th lord Jupiter is exalted in Cancer in the 11th and aspects its own 7th house, a strong indication for marriage and gain through partnership.

Jupiter is retrograde, which many traditions read as delay or a non-linear unfolding of 7th-house matters rather than denial.

In D9 the navamsa lagna is Pisces with Moon and Venus in the 5th from it and Jupiter in the 6th — a mixed but not broken picture for the spouse; Mercury in the 8th of D9 suggests some private strain.

Mars, lord of 3rd and 8th, sits in the 6th and aspects the 1st and 12th, not the 7th, so classic Kuja-dosha style pressure on the marriage house is limited here.

Currently transiting Saturn is in the 7th conjunct the natal Moon with Saturn 1st from the Moon (sade sati phase), which typically brings a period of heaviness, distance or duty in the marital sphere rather than a permanent verdict.

The running Moon mahadasha activates the 7th-house occupant and 11th lord, keeping partnership themes prominent through 2034.

Actual marital status and marriage date, so dasha correlation could not be verified

Spouse's chart or specific event dates for confirmation

Explanation: The 7th house is occupied by a benefic Moon and its lord Jupiter is exalted while aspecting the 7th, which is a genuinely strong base for marriage; retrogression of Jupiter and the D9 Mercury-in-8th note temper this. Present Saturn transit over the natal Moon in the 7th during a Moon mahadasha suggests a demanding stretch within an otherwise supported marital significator set, not a denial.


7th house is Pisces occupied by Moon, a benefic in its own dispositor's sign of gentle water — a soft, receptive partnership significator

7th lord Jupiter is exalted in Cancer in the 11th and aspects the 7th, a strong indication of a fortunate, gain-giving marriage

Jupiter is retrograde, which can delay or make the marriage matter mature late rather than deny it

D9 lagna is Pisces, the same sign as the natal 7th, reinforcing Jupiterian spouse themes; Venus and Moon in D9 5th are supportive of affection

Moon (7th occupant, 11th lord) is only 2°33' in Pisces and sandhi-close, and Mars in the 6th aspects the 1st, adding friction to the self–partner axis

Currently Moon mahadasha with Mars antardasha; the Moon period activates the 7th-house occupant, so partnership matters are prominent through 2034

Transiting Saturn is in Pisces in the natal 7th conjunct natal Moon, with Saturn at 1 from the Moon (sade sati) — a period of pressure, sobriety and responsibility in relationship, not necessarily rupture

Actual marital status, marriage date, and spouse details

Venus-based upapada/D9 lord strength scoring not represented in facts

Explanation: The partnership axis is fundamentally well supported: benefic Moon in the 7th, exalted 7th lord Jupiter aspecting its own house, and a Pisces navamsa lagna echoing the same significations. Against this, Jupiter's retrogression, the Moon's early-degree weakness, Mars aspecting the lagna from the 6th, and the current Saturn transit over natal Moon in the 7th during sade sati suggest strain, delay or a demanding phase rather than denial. Net reading: mixed, with a supportive underlying structure and a currently pressured period; no outcome is stated as certain.

7th house is Pisces occupied by Moon, a benefic in its own dispositor's sign of gentle water — a soft, receptive partnership significator

7th lord Jupiter is exalted in Cancer in the 11th and aspects the 7th, a strong indication of a fortunate, gain-giving marriage

Jupiter is retrograde, which can delay or make the marriage matter mature late rather than deny it

D9 lagna is Pisces, the same sign as the natal 7th, reinforcing Jupiterian spouse themes; Venus and Moon in D9 5th are supportive of affection

Moon (7th occupant, 11th lord) is only 2°33' in Pisces and sandhi-close, and Mars in the 6th aspects the 1st, adding friction to the self–partner axis

Currently Moon mahadasha with Mars antardasha; the Moon period activates the 7th-house occupant, so partnership matters are prominent through 2034

Transiting Saturn is in Pisces in the natal 7th conjunct natal Moon, with Saturn at 1 from the Moon (sade sati) — a period of pressure, sobriety and responsibility in relationship, not necessarily rupture

Actual marital status, marriage date, and spouse details

Venus-based upapada/D9 lord strength scoring not represented in facts

Explanation: The partnership axis is fundamentally well supported: benefic Moon in the 7th, exalted 7th lord Jupiter aspecting its own house, and a Pisces navamsa lagna echoing the same significations. Against this, Jupiter's retrogression, the Moon's early-degree weakness, Mars aspecting the lagna from the 6th, and the current Saturn transit over natal Moon in the 7th during sade sati suggest strain, delay or a demanding phase rather than denial. Net reading: mixed, with a supportive underlying structure and a currently pressured period; no outcome is stated as certain.


2nd lord Venus is placed in the 9th house, the configuration the rule addresses

Venus in 9th is in Sagittarius with neutral dignity and aspected by its dispositor Jupiter from the 5th, supporting improvement later rather than uniform affliction

Classical rules of this type give a time-graded (early weak, later better) result, not a named disease; option C misapplies the rule

The rule is time-graded, not a claim of lifelong poor health; the 2nd lord in the trikona 9th with Jupiter's aspect indicates later improvement.

House-lord placement rules indicate general vitality tendencies; no specific illness can or should be diagnosed from it.

Actual health history to verify the early-life weakness

Explanation: Venus, lord of the 2nd (Taurus), sits in the 9th, matching the rule's condition; the standard reading is mixed over time — early frailty improving later — so A applies, while B overclaims and C is doctrinally wrong.

2nd lord Venus is placed in the 9th house, the configuration the rule addresses

Venus in 9th is in Sagittarius with neutral dignity and aspected by its dispositor Jupiter from the 5th, supporting improvement later rather than uniform affliction

Classical rules of this type give a time-graded (early weak, later better) result, not a named disease; option C misapplies the rule

The rule is time-graded, not a claim of lifelong poor health; the 2nd lord in the trikona 9th with Jupiter's aspect indicates later improvement.

House-lord placement rules indicate general vitality tendencies; no specific illness can or should be diagnosed from it.

Actual health history to verify the early-life weakness

Explanation: Venus, lord of the 2nd (Taurus), sits in the 9th, matching the rule's condition; the standard reading is mixed over time — early frailty improving later — so A applies, while B overclaims and C is doctrinally wrong.


7th house Pisces holds the waxing benefic Moon, giving a receptive, emotionally engaged partnership axis

7th lord Jupiter is exalted in the 11th (gains) and aspects its own 7th house — a strong classical indication for a stable, beneficial marriage and supportive spouse

Jupiter is retrograde, which some traditions read as delay or reworking of 7th-house matters rather than denial

D9 lagna is Pisces (same as natal 7th sign) with Venus in the 5th under Moon's dispositorship — inner strength of the marriage significators is reasonable

D9 Mercury (lagna/10th lord of D1) falls in the 8th of navamsa, suggesting some undercurrent of upheaval or privacy in partnership matters

Currently transiting Saturn sits in the natal 7th conjunct the natal Moon, and Saturn is 1st from natal Moon (sade sati), a phase typically felt as pressure, duty and emotional heaviness in close relationships

Running Moon mahadasha (Moon being 7th occupant and 11th lord) keeps relationship and network themes prominent through 2034; the Mars antardasha, Mars being 6th-placed 8th lord, can add friction

Whether the native is currently married, and the marriage date

The specific question asked (timing vs. quality vs. reconciliation)

D1/D3/D12 not consulted; Upapada and karakamsa not represented in the facts

Explanation: Natal 7th-house doctrine is favourable: benefic Moon in a benefic sign in the 7th, with an exalted 7th lord Jupiter aspecting its own house from the 11th, and a navamsa lagna consistent with that sign. Against this stand Jupiter's retrogression, D9 Mercury in the 8th, and — most immediately — transiting Saturn conjunct the natal 7th-house Moon during sade sati within a Moon–Mars period, which points to a demanding, responsibility-heavy stretch rather than breakdown. Without knowing marital status or the precise question, the balanced reading is a fundamentally supportive marriage significator set passing through a genuinely strained transit window; outcomes are indications, not certainties.

7th house Pisces holds the waxing benefic Moon, giving a receptive, emotionally engaged partnership axis

7th lord Jupiter is exalted in the 11th (gains) and aspects its own 7th house — a strong classical indication for a stable, beneficial marriage and supportive spouse

Jupiter is retrograde, which some traditions read as delay or reworking of 7th-house matters rather than denial

D9 lagna is Pisces (same as natal 7th sign) with Venus in the 5th under Moon's dispositorship — inner strength of the marriage significators is reasonable

D9 Mercury (lagna/10th lord of D1) falls in the 8th of navamsa, suggesting some undercurrent of upheaval or privacy in partnership matters

Currently transiting Saturn sits in the natal 7th conjunct the natal Moon, and Saturn is 1st from natal Moon (sade sati), a phase typically felt as pressure, duty and emotional heaviness in close relationships

Running Moon mahadasha (Moon being 7th occupant and 11th lord) keeps relationship and network themes prominent through 2034; the Mars antardasha, Mars being 6th-placed 8th lord, can add friction

Whether the native is currently married, and the marriage date

The specific question asked (timing vs. quality vs. reconciliation)

D1/D3/D12 not consulted; Upapada and karakamsa not represented in the facts

Explanation: Natal 7th-house doctrine is favourable: benefic Moon in a benefic sign in the 7th, with an exalted 7th lord Jupiter aspecting its own house from the 11th, and a navamsa lagna consistent with that sign. Against this stand Jupiter's retrogression, D9 Mercury in the 8th, and — most immediately — transiting Saturn conjunct the natal 7th-house Moon during sade sati within a Moon–Mars period, which points to a demanding, responsibility-heavy stretch rather than breakdown. Without knowing marital status or the precise question, the balanced reading is a fundamentally supportive marriage significator set passing through a genuinely strained transit window; outcomes are indications, not certainties.


The chart states the first house lord is Mercury, placed in the eleventh house; no second-lord data is given.

Options A-C all rest on a second-lord placement, which is not established here; B and C are also overstated in absolute terms.

The eleventh-house placement belongs to the first lord Mercury, not the second lord.

Ascendant sign, planetary placements, aspects, dignities, dasha data

Explanation: Only first-lord information is available, so none of the second-lord rules can be applied; guarantees of illness or vitality would be overclaims regardless.

The chart states the first house lord is Mercury, placed in the eleventh house; no second-lord data is given.

Options A-C all rest on a second-lord placement, which is not established here; B and C are also overstated in absolute terms.

The eleventh-house placement belongs to the first lord Mercury, not the second lord.

Ascendant sign, planetary placements, aspects, dignities, dasha data

Explanation: Only first-lord information is available, so none of the second-lord rules can be applied; guarantees of illness or vitality would be overclaims regardless.


Chart facts specify only the first house's lord (Mercury) as placed in the eleventh house; no second-lord placement is given.

Statements A-C all presuppose a second-lord-in-eleventh configuration, which is not established by the available data.

No single placement guarantees lifelong illness; such deterministic claims are not supportable.

Second house lord and its house placement

Ascendant sign, planetary positions, 6th/8th house data

Explanation: Only the 1st lord's placement is given, so no listed second-lord rule applies; D is correct.

Chart facts specify only the first house's lord (Mercury) as placed in the eleventh house; no second-lord placement is given.

Statements A-C all presuppose a second-lord-in-eleventh configuration, which is not established by the available data.

No single placement guarantees lifelong illness; such deterministic claims are not supportable.

Second house lord and its house placement

Ascendant sign, planetary positions, 6th/8th house data

Explanation: Only the 1st lord's placement is given, so no listed second-lord rule applies; D is correct.


Venus, lord of the 2nd (Taurus), is placed in the 9th house in Sagittarius, the classical configuration read as health weak in earlier life and improving later

The 9th house holding Venus is also aspected by Jupiter, its own lord, which supports the improving-later side of the reading

A general dasha/lagna rule of this kind does not name a disease; the 6th lord Mercury in the 8th (vipareeta) shows resilience-with-obstruction, not a diagnosis

The rule is graded over time, not uniformly negative; the 2nd lord in the 9th (a trikona, with its lord Jupiter aspecting) indicates improvement in later life rather than lifelong poor health.

Bhava-lord placement rules give tendencies of vitality and timing, not medical diagnosis; no specific illness can be named from this.

No birth-time rectification or Ashtakavarga/Shadbala strength data supplied to grade the degree of early-life weakness

Explanation: Venus lords the 2nd (Taurus on the 2nd cusp) and sits in the 9th, matching the classical mixed reading of option A: relatively weaker vitality in the earlier portion of life with improvement later, supported here by Jupiter's aspect on its own 9th house. B overstates the rule as uniformly adverse, and C misapplies a tendency-level rule as a diagnosis. Indications only, not certainties.

Venus, lord of the 2nd (Taurus), is placed in the 9th house in Sagittarius, the classical configuration read as health weak in earlier life and improving later

The 9th house holding Venus is also aspected by Jupiter, its own lord, which supports the improving-later side of the reading

A general dasha/lagna rule of this kind does not name a disease; the 6th lord Mercury in the 8th (vipareeta) shows resilience-with-obstruction, not a diagnosis

The rule is graded over time, not uniformly negative; the 2nd lord in the 9th (a trikona, with its lord Jupiter aspecting) indicates improvement in later life rather than lifelong poor health.

Bhava-lord placement rules give tendencies of vitality and timing, not medical diagnosis; no specific illness can be named from this.

No birth-time rectification or Ashtakavarga/Shadbala strength data supplied to grade the degree of early-life weakness

Explanation: Venus lords the 2nd (Taurus on the 2nd cusp) and sits in the 9th, matching the classical mixed reading of option A: relatively weaker vitality in the earlier portion of life with improvement later, supported here by Jupiter's aspect on its own 9th house. B overstates the rule as uniformly adverse, and C misapplies a tendency-level rule as a diagnosis. Indications only, not certainties.


Venus, lord of the 2nd (Taurus), is placed in the 9th house in Sagittarius, so the rule about the 2nd lord in the 9th applies.

A dusthana-free 9th placement with Jupiter (9th lord) aspecting its own house from the 5th supports improvement of vitality in later life rather than uniform affliction.

Early-life weakness is plausible since Venus is only Neutral in dignity and the lagna lord Mars sits in the 7th while the 8th holds Sun, Mercury, Saturn and Rahu — but this modifies, not overrides, the mixed-over-time reading.

The rule is a general vitality-trend indication and does not name any disease; no diagnostic claim is established.

B overstates the rule: the classical reading of the 2nd lord in the 9th is a trend of weaker early and improved later health, not lifelong poor health; the 9th is a trikona and its lord Jupiter is well placed in the 5th aspecting the 9th.

C is wrong in principle: a house-lord placement rule indicates trends in vitality and cannot identify a specific illness; no diagnosis is offered here.

No Ashtakavarga/Shadbala strength data or D1 longevity-specific tools consulted for corroboration of the timing split

Explanation: The chart satisfies the stated rule's condition (2nd lord Venus in the 9th), and the doctrinally correct reading of that rule is a mixed, time-graded one — comparatively weaker vitality early, improving later — supported here by the 9th being a trikona whose lord Jupiter sits in the 5th and aspects the 9th. B overclaims uniform poor health; C misapplies the rule as diagnostic. Hence only A is selected, and the polarity of the applicable statement is mixed. Stated as an indication, not a certainty, and no medical diagnosis is made.

Venus, lord of the 2nd (Taurus), is placed in the 9th house in Sagittarius, so the rule about the 2nd lord in the 9th applies.

A dusthana-free 9th placement with Jupiter (9th lord) aspecting its own house from the 5th supports improvement of vitality in later life rather than uniform affliction.

Early-life weakness is plausible since Venus is only Neutral in dignity and the lagna lord Mars sits in the 7th while the 8th holds Sun, Mercury, Saturn and Rahu — but this modifies, not overrides, the mixed-over-time reading.

The rule is a general vitality-trend indication and does not name any disease; no diagnostic claim is established.

B overstates the rule: the classical reading of the 2nd lord in the 9th is a trend of weaker early and improved later health, not lifelong poor health; the 9th is a trikona and its lord Jupiter is well placed in the 5th aspecting the 9th.

C is wrong in principle: a house-lord placement rule indicates trends in vitality and cannot identify a specific illness; no diagnosis is offered here.

No Ashtakavarga/Shadbala strength data or D1 longevity-specific tools consulted for corroboration of the timing split

Explanation: The chart satisfies the stated rule's condition (2nd lord Venus in the 9th), and the doctrinally correct reading of that rule is a mixed, time-graded one — comparatively weaker vitality early, improving later — supported here by the 9th being a trikona whose lord Jupiter sits in the 5th and aspects the 9th. B overclaims uniform poor health; C misapplies the rule as diagnostic. Hence only A is selected, and the polarity of the applicable statement is mixed. Stated as an indication, not a certainty, and no medical diagnosis is made.


Chart facts give the first house lord Mercury placed in the eleventh, not the second lord; statements A-C rest on a second-lord premise not established here.

Absolute claims of guaranteed lifelong illness or established strong vitality from a single placement are overclaims in any case.

The provided chart specifies the lord of the first house in the eleventh, so second-lord rules cannot be applied.

Ascendant sign, planetary positions, aspects, dashas

Explanation: Only first-lord data is available; second-lord-based options A-C are unsupported, and B/C are overclaims regardless, so D applies.

Chart facts give the first house lord Mercury placed in the eleventh, not the second lord; statements A-C rest on a second-lord premise not established here.

Absolute claims of guaranteed lifelong illness or established strong vitality from a single placement are overclaims in any case.

The provided chart specifies the lord of the first house in the eleventh, so second-lord rules cannot be applied.

Ascendant sign, planetary positions, aspects, dashas

Explanation: Only first-lord data is available; second-lord-based options A-C are unsupported, and B/C are overclaims regardless, so D applies.


Jupiter, lord of the 12th, is placed in the 6th, forming Vipareeta Raja Yoga (Harsha variety), classically read as strength to overcome disease, debt and enemies — i.e. supportive of general resilience.

Jupiter is vargottama, strengthening the yoga's benefic capacity, though it is in an enemy sign and retrograde, so the benefit is not unqualified.

Ketu also sits in the 6th with Jupiter and Mars/Venus/Rahu aspect that house, so periodic health friction remains possible; no guarantee of immunity.

Vipareeta Raja Yoga never guarantees freedom from illness; it indicates capacity to recover from and overcome adverse conditions, with proportionate uncertainty.

A 12th lord in the 6th is not inherently a weak-vitality signature; here it forms a vipareeta yoga, and lagna/lagna lord condition (exalted Saturn in a kendra, Sasa Yoga) supports vitality.

Explanation: Only statement A follows from the stated rule and this chart: the 12th lord Jupiter in the 6th forms Vipareeta Raja Yoga, read as resilience against disease and adversity, reinforced by Jupiter's vargottama status and a strong exalted lagna lord. B overclaims immunity, C reverses the doctrine, so D does not apply.

Jupiter, lord of the 12th, is placed in the 6th, forming Vipareeta Raja Yoga (Harsha variety), classically read as strength to overcome disease, debt and enemies — i.e. supportive of general resilience.

Jupiter is vargottama, strengthening the yoga's benefic capacity, though it is in an enemy sign and retrograde, so the benefit is not unqualified.

Ketu also sits in the 6th with Jupiter and Mars/Venus/Rahu aspect that house, so periodic health friction remains possible; no guarantee of immunity.

Vipareeta Raja Yoga never guarantees freedom from illness; it indicates capacity to recover from and overcome adverse conditions, with proportionate uncertainty.

A 12th lord in the 6th is not inherently a weak-vitality signature; here it forms a vipareeta yoga, and lagna/lagna lord condition (exalted Saturn in a kendra, Sasa Yoga) supports vitality.

Explanation: Only statement A follows from the stated rule and this chart: the 12th lord Jupiter in the 6th forms Vipareeta Raja Yoga, read as resilience against disease and adversity, reinforced by Jupiter's vargottama status and a strong exalted lagna lord. B overclaims immunity, C reverses the doctrine, so D does not apply.


Jupiter, lord of the 12th, occupies the 6th, forming Harsha-type Vipareeta Raja Yoga, classically read as tending to give resistance to disease, enemies and debt

Jupiter is vargottama, strengthening the yoga's expression, though it is in an enemy sign and retrograde, so the benefit is qualified rather than absolute

Ketu also sits in the 6th with Jupiter, so 6th-house matters are not free of disturbance; no rule guarantees freedom from illness

Vipareeta Raja Yoga indicates relative resilience and recovery from 6th-house troubles; it cannot guarantee freedom from illness.

The 12th lord in the 6th is not a weak-vitality rule; here lagna lord Saturn is exalted in a kendra (Sasa Yoga), further contradicting weak vitality.

Explanation: Only statement A follows from the stated rule as applied: Jupiter as 12th lord in the 6th forms Vipareeta Raja Yoga, read as supportive of resilience against disease. B overclaims certainty, C inverts the doctrine.

Jupiter, lord of the 12th, occupies the 6th, forming Harsha-type Vipareeta Raja Yoga, classically read as tending to give resistance to disease, enemies and debt

Jupiter is vargottama, strengthening the yoga's expression, though it is in an enemy sign and retrograde, so the benefit is qualified rather than absolute

Ketu also sits in the 6th with Jupiter, so 6th-house matters are not free of disturbance; no rule guarantees freedom from illness

Vipareeta Raja Yoga indicates relative resilience and recovery from 6th-house troubles; it cannot guarantee freedom from illness.

The 12th lord in the 6th is not a weak-vitality rule; here lagna lord Saturn is exalted in a kendra (Sasa Yoga), further contradicting weak vitality.

Explanation: Only statement A follows from the stated rule as applied: Jupiter as 12th lord in the 6th forms Vipareeta Raja Yoga, read as supportive of resilience against disease. B overclaims certainty, C inverts the doctrine.


Jupiter, lord of the 12th, sits in the 6th, forming Harsha-type Vipareeta Raja Yoga, classically read as resilience against disease, debt and enemies rather than as illness itself

Jupiter is vargottama, strengthening the yoga-giver, though it is in an enemy sign and retrograde, so the benefit is qualified not absolute

Lagna lord Saturn exalted in the 10th (Sasa Yoga) independently supports constitutional strength

Vipareeta Raja Yoga mitigates 6th-house afflictions; it never guarantees freedom from illness. Jupiter is also conjunct Ketu in the 6th, a mixed signature.

A dusthana lord in another dusthana is not a weak-vitality rule; vitality is judged from lagna, lagna lord and Sun, and here Saturn is exalted in a kendra.

Explanation: Only statement A matches the stated rule as classically applied (Harsha Vipareeta Raja Yoga from the 12th lord in the 6th), supported here by vargottama Jupiter and an exalted lagna lord; B overstates immunity and C inverts the doctrine.

Jupiter, lord of the 12th, sits in the 6th, forming Harsha-type Vipareeta Raja Yoga, classically read as resilience against disease, debt and enemies rather than as illness itself

Jupiter is vargottama, strengthening the yoga-giver, though it is in an enemy sign and retrograde, so the benefit is qualified not absolute

Lagna lord Saturn exalted in the 10th (Sasa Yoga) independently supports constitutional strength

Vipareeta Raja Yoga mitigates 6th-house afflictions; it never guarantees freedom from illness. Jupiter is also conjunct Ketu in the 6th, a mixed signature.

A dusthana lord in another dusthana is not a weak-vitality rule; vitality is judged from lagna, lagna lord and Sun, and here Saturn is exalted in a kendra.

Explanation: Only statement A matches the stated rule as classically applied (Harsha Vipareeta Raja Yoga from the 12th lord in the 6th), supported here by vargottama Jupiter and an exalted lagna lord; B overstates immunity and C inverts the doctrine.


Venus, a benefic, occupies the 3rd house (Scorpio), an upachaya house, and is aspected by exalted retrograde Jupiter — placement is not a recognised vitality-affliction rule.

Vitality is judged primarily from lagna, lagna lord and 6/8 factors: Virgo lagna with lord Mercury in the 4th but combust, Mars (8th lord) in the 6th giving Vipareeta Raja Yoga — these, not Venus in 3rd, are the relevant vitality signals.

A single house placement cannot establish a diagnosis or an unqualified strength verdict.

Venus in the 3rd is not a classical challenging-vitality indication; the 3rd is an upachaya house and Venus there is benefic and Jupiter-aspected.

No planetary placement proves a medical diagnosis; Jyotish indications are not diagnostic.

Vitality requires lagna, lagna lord and 6/8/12 assessment; Venus in 3rd alone is not an unqualified strength claim, especially with lagna lord combust.

Exact wording of the source rule being applied to Venus in the 3rd

Explanation: B and C are overclaims and A misstates doctrine, so none of A–C follows from the rule plus this chart; D applies.

Venus, a benefic, occupies the 3rd house (Scorpio), an upachaya house, and is aspected by exalted retrograde Jupiter — placement is not a recognised vitality-affliction rule.

Vitality is judged primarily from lagna, lagna lord and 6/8 factors: Virgo lagna with lord Mercury in the 4th but combust, Mars (8th lord) in the 6th giving Vipareeta Raja Yoga — these, not Venus in 3rd, are the relevant vitality signals.

A single house placement cannot establish a diagnosis or an unqualified strength verdict.

Venus in the 3rd is not a classical challenging-vitality indication; the 3rd is an upachaya house and Venus there is benefic and Jupiter-aspected.

No planetary placement proves a medical diagnosis; Jyotish indications are not diagnostic.

Vitality requires lagna, lagna lord and 6/8/12 assessment; Venus in 3rd alone is not an unqualified strength claim, especially with lagna lord combust.

Exact wording of the source rule being applied to Venus in the 3rd

Explanation: B and C are overclaims and A misstates doctrine, so none of A–C follows from the rule plus this chart; D applies.


Venus, lord of the 2nd and 9th, occupies the 3rd house in Scorpio — a upachaya/dusthana-adjacent placement classically read as mildly weakening for a benefic's karaka and thus a challenging note for vitality when the rule is applied

Venus is aspected/supported by Jupiter's aspect on the 3rd house, moderating the indication

B overclaims: no placement establishes a medical diagnosis

C overclaims: Venus in 3rd is not an unqualified strong-vitality signature; lagna is empty and lagna lord Mercury is combust in the 4th

Astrological placement cannot establish or prove a medical diagnosis.

Venus in the 3rd is not a recognised unqualified vitality-strength indication; vitality is judged mainly from lagna, its lord and the Moon.

Exact wording/source of the 'stated rule' being applied

Explanation: Only A is a defensible application: Venus is indeed in the 3rd (/placements/Venus/house) and that is conventionally read as a mildly challenging, non-diagnostic note for vitality. B is an overclaim about diagnosis and C misstates doctrine, so neither is selected; D is excluded because A holds. Overall polarity of the applicable statement is challenging but modest, hence mixed-to-challenging with moderate confidence.

Venus, lord of the 2nd and 9th, occupies the 3rd house in Scorpio — a upachaya/dusthana-adjacent placement classically read as mildly weakening for a benefic's karaka and thus a challenging note for vitality when the rule is applied

Venus is aspected/supported by Jupiter's aspect on the 3rd house, moderating the indication

B overclaims: no placement establishes a medical diagnosis

C overclaims: Venus in 3rd is not an unqualified strong-vitality signature; lagna is empty and lagna lord Mercury is combust in the 4th

Astrological placement cannot establish or prove a medical diagnosis.

Venus in the 3rd is not a recognised unqualified vitality-strength indication; vitality is judged mainly from lagna, its lord and the Moon.

Exact wording/source of the 'stated rule' being applied

Explanation: Only A is a defensible application: Venus is indeed in the 3rd (/placements/Venus/house) and that is conventionally read as a mildly challenging, non-diagnostic note for vitality. B is an overclaim about diagnosis and C misstates doctrine, so neither is selected; D is excluded because A holds. Overall polarity of the applicable statement is challenging but modest, hence mixed-to-challenging with moderate confidence.