2nd lord Venus placed in 1st house supports wealth via personal effort/self

Placement of 2nd lord in 1st house does not guarantee wealth; it indicates a supportive potential only.

2nd lord in 1st is not classically an inability-to-earn signal; it is generally favorable for self-earned wealth.

Other wealth-relevant yogas or afflictions

Explanation: The 2nd house lord (Venus) placed in the 1st house links personal identity/effort to wealth-house significations, generally read as supportive for self-generated wealth, but does not guarantee outcomes nor indicate inability to earn.

2nd lord Venus placed in 1st house supports wealth via personal effort/self

Placement of 2nd lord in 1st house does not guarantee wealth; it indicates a supportive potential only.

2nd lord in 1st is not classically an inability-to-earn signal; it is generally favorable for self-earned wealth.

Other wealth-relevant yogas or afflictions

Explanation: The 2nd house lord (Venus) placed in the 1st house links personal identity/effort to wealth-house significations, generally read as supportive for self-generated wealth, but does not guarantee outcomes nor indicate inability to earn.


Mercury rules both the 1st (trikona) and 10th (kendra) houses, forming a single-lordship Raja Yoga that supports status and career visibility.

This Mercury is combust in the 4th house (with Sun and Rahu), which many traditions treat as weakening the yoga's clean expression — success may come with strain, delay, or entanglement rather than smooth authority.

Ketu occupies the 10th house of career itself, aspected by Sun, Mercury and Rahu from the 4th — this often brings detachment, unconventional paths, or periodic disruption in career identity.

Mars, lord of the 8th house, is placed in the 6th house, forming a Vipareeta Raja Yoga — a dusthana lord falling into another dusthana, classically read as gains or advancement arising through crisis, service, or competitive struggle rather than straightforward rise.

Currently running Moon Mahadasha (Moon in 7th house, ruling 11th house of gains) with Mars Antardasha (natal 8th lord placed in 6th, the Vipareeta Raja Yoga graha) and Saturn Pratyantardasha (Saturn exalted in 2nd house, aspecting 4th, 8th and 11th houses).

Transiting Saturn is currently in the natal 7th house, conjunct natal Moon and counted as 1st from natal Moon — indicating an active Sade Sati period, generally associated with restructuring, pressure, and effort-heavy phases including in work life.

Transiting Jupiter is passing through the natal 10th house of career, conjunct natal Ketu — this can widen career visibility or opportunity, though its conjunction with Ketu tempers the result with uncertainty rather than pure gain.

D10 chart interpretation of the current Moon/Mars/Saturn dasha lords' dignity and house placement was not deeply cross-analyzed for career timing precision

No explicit natal or transit data on 10th-lord Mercury's functional strength beyond combustion is available to grade the Raja Yoga's actual potency

Specific career sector/nature not specified in chart facts, limiting concrete predictive detail

Explanation: The chart shows a genuine but qualified Raja Yoga from Mercury's dual lordship of the 1st and 10th houses, undercut by combustion and by Ketu's presence in the 10th house itself, which together suggest career gains achieved through effort, compromise, or non-standard paths rather than clean, early advancement. A Vipareeta Raja Yoga (Mars, 8th lord, in the 6th) adds a further pattern of turnaround-through-crisis rather than steady linear growth. The currently running Moon–Mars–Saturn dasha combination and an active Sade Sati transit (Saturn conjunct natal Moon, counted 1st from Moon) point to a demanding, restructuring-heavy period, while transiting Jupiter crossing the natal 10th house (conjunct Ketu) offers some countervailing opportunity, tempered by uncertainty. Overall the career indications are mixed: real structural support exists but is consistently qualified by affliction, detachment significators, and a currently stressful dasha/transit combination, so a confident single-direction conclusion is not warranted.

Mercury rules both the 1st (trikona) and 10th (kendra) houses, forming a single-lordship Raja Yoga that supports status and career visibility.

This Mercury is combust in the 4th house (with Sun and Rahu), which many traditions treat as weakening the yoga's clean expression — success may come with strain, delay, or entanglement rather than smooth authority.

Ketu occupies the 10th house of career itself, aspected by Sun, Mercury and Rahu from the 4th — this often brings detachment, unconventional paths, or periodic disruption in career identity.

Mars, lord of the 8th house, is placed in the 6th house, forming a Vipareeta Raja Yoga — a dusthana lord falling into another dusthana, classically read as gains or advancement arising through crisis, service, or competitive struggle rather than straightforward rise.

Currently running Moon Mahadasha (Moon in 7th house, ruling 11th house of gains) with Mars Antardasha (natal 8th lord placed in 6th, the Vipareeta Raja Yoga graha) and Saturn Pratyantardasha (Saturn exalted in 2nd house, aspecting 4th, 8th and 11th houses).

Transiting Saturn is currently in the natal 7th house, conjunct natal Moon and counted as 1st from natal Moon — indicating an active Sade Sati period, generally associated with restructuring, pressure, and effort-heavy phases including in work life.

Transiting Jupiter is passing through the natal 10th house of career, conjunct natal Ketu — this can widen career visibility or opportunity, though its conjunction with Ketu tempers the result with uncertainty rather than pure gain.

D10 chart interpretation of the current Moon/Mars/Saturn dasha lords' dignity and house placement was not deeply cross-analyzed for career timing precision

No explicit natal or transit data on 10th-lord Mercury's functional strength beyond combustion is available to grade the Raja Yoga's actual potency

Specific career sector/nature not specified in chart facts, limiting concrete predictive detail

Explanation: The chart shows a genuine but qualified Raja Yoga from Mercury's dual lordship of the 1st and 10th houses, undercut by combustion and by Ketu's presence in the 10th house itself, which together suggest career gains achieved through effort, compromise, or non-standard paths rather than clean, early advancement. A Vipareeta Raja Yoga (Mars, 8th lord, in the 6th) adds a further pattern of turnaround-through-crisis rather than steady linear growth. The currently running Moon–Mars–Saturn dasha combination and an active Sade Sati transit (Saturn conjunct natal Moon, counted 1st from Moon) point to a demanding, restructuring-heavy period, while transiting Jupiter crossing the natal 10th house (conjunct Ketu) offers some countervailing opportunity, tempered by uncertainty. Overall the career indications are mixed: real structural support exists but is consistently qualified by affliction, detachment significators, and a currently stressful dasha/transit combination, so a confident single-direction conclusion is not warranted.


2nd lord Venus placed in 1st house supports wealth via personal effort/self-driven capability

Placement of 2nd lord in 1st does not guarantee wealth; it only indicates a supportive tendency, not certainty.

This placement is not classically read as inability to earn; it is generally favorable, not the stated negative.

Strength/dignity of Venus (sign, degree, aspects, dasha)

Other house lords and yogas affecting wealth

Explanation: Given only that the 2nd lord (Venus) sits in the 1st house, classical texts treat this as the native's own personality/effort being tied to wealth generation, i.e., supportive of self-earned wealth (A). This does not amount to a guarantee (B) nor is it a doctrine indicating inability to earn (C).

2nd lord Venus placed in 1st house supports wealth via personal effort/self-driven capability

Placement of 2nd lord in 1st does not guarantee wealth; it only indicates a supportive tendency, not certainty.

This placement is not classically read as inability to earn; it is generally favorable, not the stated negative.

Strength/dignity of Venus (sign, degree, aspects, dasha)

Other house lords and yogas affecting wealth

Explanation: Given only that the 2nd lord (Venus) sits in the 1st house, classical texts treat this as the native's own personality/effort being tied to wealth generation, i.e., supportive of self-earned wealth (A). This does not amount to a guarantee (B) nor is it a doctrine indicating inability to earn (C).


Mercury, lord of both the 1st (trikona) and 10th (kendra) houses, forms a single-lordship Raja Yoga, giving natural authority/status potential to the career house

That same Mercury sits combust in the 4th house with Sun and Rahu, which can obscure or complicate the clean expression of this Raja Yoga (loss of independent judgement, career tied to others' influence)

Ketu occupies the 10th house itself (Gemini), often signifying detachment, unconventional or discontinuous career paths, or lack of sustained public recognition

Vipareeta Raja Yoga from Mars (8th lord) placed in the 6th (dusthana-to-dusthana) can bring career gains that emerge through crisis, competition, or service-sector struggle rather than smooth growth

In the D10 (career) chart, Jupiter sits in the 10th house (Aries) and Venus occupies the D10 lagna, both generally favorable indicators for standing and reputation

Rahu is also placed in the D10 10th house alongside Jupiter, which can add ambition and unconventional drive but also volatility to career matters

Current running dasha is Moon Mahadasha–Mars Antardasha–Saturn Pratyantardasha; Moon (7th lord) sits in its own house (angular, self-placed) while Mars (8th lord, in Vipareeta yoga) is active, suggesting a mixed, transformative period rather than a purely steady career phase

Transiting Rahu (as of 2026-01-01) sits in the natal 6th house conjunct natal Mars and aspects the natal 10th house, which can coincide with rivalry, restructuring, or added workload in career matters during this window

Transiting Jupiter sits in the natal 10th house itself (though conjunct Ketu), which classically is considered a supportive transit for career visibility even if tempered by Ketu's presence

No explicit D10 dasha-lord strength assessment or dashamsa lagna lord dignity was computed

Exact professional field/sector not specified in chart facts, limiting specificity of interpretation

No data on past career milestones to calibrate how these yogas have already manifested

Explanation: The natal chart shows a genuine mix of supportive and challenging career indicators: a Raja Yoga from Mercury's dual rulership of 1st/10th is undercut by that Mercury being combust and conjunct Rahu in the 4th, and by Ketu's presence in the 10th house itself, both of which are classically associated with instability, detachment, or non-traditional career trajectories rather than steady linear advancement. The Vipareeta Raja Yoga (Mars, 8th lord, in 6th) adds a further layer of 'gains through difficulty' rather than smooth progress. The D10 chart is more encouraging, with Jupiter in the 10th house and Venus in the D10 lagna, though Rahu's co-presence with Jupiter in D10 10th tempers unambiguous optimism. The currently running Moon–Mars–Saturn dasha combines an angularly-placed Moon (7th lord) with the Vipareeta-yoga Mars and exalted-but-dusthana-related Saturn, reinforcing a mixed, effortful character to the present career period. Current transits show Rahu afflicting the 6th/10th axis (competition/disruption) while Jupiter's transit through the 10th offers some visibility. Given the coexistence of a genuine Raja Yoga with multiple complicating factors (combustion, Ketu in 10th, Vipareeta yoga), the overall reading is mixed rather than clearly supportive or challenging, and firm predictions should be avoided.

Mercury, lord of both the 1st (trikona) and 10th (kendra) houses, forms a single-lordship Raja Yoga, giving natural authority/status potential to the career house

That same Mercury sits combust in the 4th house with Sun and Rahu, which can obscure or complicate the clean expression of this Raja Yoga (loss of independent judgement, career tied to others' influence)

Ketu occupies the 10th house itself (Gemini), often signifying detachment, unconventional or discontinuous career paths, or lack of sustained public recognition

Vipareeta Raja Yoga from Mars (8th lord) placed in the 6th (dusthana-to-dusthana) can bring career gains that emerge through crisis, competition, or service-sector struggle rather than smooth growth

In the D10 (career) chart, Jupiter sits in the 10th house (Aries) and Venus occupies the D10 lagna, both generally favorable indicators for standing and reputation

Rahu is also placed in the D10 10th house alongside Jupiter, which can add ambition and unconventional drive but also volatility to career matters

Current running dasha is Moon Mahadasha–Mars Antardasha–Saturn Pratyantardasha; Moon (7th lord) sits in its own house (angular, self-placed) while Mars (8th lord, in Vipareeta yoga) is active, suggesting a mixed, transformative period rather than a purely steady career phase

Transiting Rahu (as of 2026-01-01) sits in the natal 6th house conjunct natal Mars and aspects the natal 10th house, which can coincide with rivalry, restructuring, or added workload in career matters during this window

Transiting Jupiter sits in the natal 10th house itself (though conjunct Ketu), which classically is considered a supportive transit for career visibility even if tempered by Ketu's presence

No explicit D10 dasha-lord strength assessment or dashamsa lagna lord dignity was computed

Exact professional field/sector not specified in chart facts, limiting specificity of interpretation

No data on past career milestones to calibrate how these yogas have already manifested

Explanation: The natal chart shows a genuine mix of supportive and challenging career indicators: a Raja Yoga from Mercury's dual rulership of 1st/10th is undercut by that Mercury being combust and conjunct Rahu in the 4th, and by Ketu's presence in the 10th house itself, both of which are classically associated with instability, detachment, or non-traditional career trajectories rather than steady linear advancement. The Vipareeta Raja Yoga (Mars, 8th lord, in 6th) adds a further layer of 'gains through difficulty' rather than smooth progress. The D10 chart is more encouraging, with Jupiter in the 10th house and Venus in the D10 lagna, though Rahu's co-presence with Jupiter in D10 10th tempers unambiguous optimism. The currently running Moon–Mars–Saturn dasha combines an angularly-placed Moon (7th lord) with the Vipareeta-yoga Mars and exalted-but-dusthana-related Saturn, reinforcing a mixed, effortful character to the present career period. Current transits show Rahu afflicting the 6th/10th axis (competition/disruption) while Jupiter's transit through the 10th offers some visibility. Given the coexistence of a genuine Raja Yoga with multiple complicating factors (combustion, Ketu in 10th, Vipareeta yoga), the overall reading is mixed rather than clearly supportive or challenging, and firm predictions should be avoided.


Mercury, lord of the 10th house of career, is also lagna lord placed in the 4th house — a single-lordship raja yoga linking self and career

Mercury is combust in the 4th house, which weakens the very planet forming this raja yoga and can blunt the ease of career recognition

Transiting Jupiter is currently in the natal 10th house (career house) conjunct natal Ketu, which can bring visibility but also some confusion/detachment around career direction

Vipareeta Raja Yoga: Mars, lord of the 8th (transformation/crisis), sits in the 6th (service, competition), a dusthana-dusthana exchange pattern that can turn career obstacles into unexpected gains, especially in service-related or competitive fields

D10 (career) chart shows Jupiter exalted-strength in Aries placed in the 10th house from D10 lagna, and Venus (a benefic, natural karaka for comfort/relationships) as D10 lagna itself in the 1st house

Ketu occupies the natal 10th house (career/action in the world), which can bring detachment, unconventional or foreign-linked career themes, or periods of drift

Current mahadasha is Moon (7th lord, placed in 7th house — partnerships) with antardasha of Mars (6th lord placed in 6th, and 8th lord per whole sign) running into pratyantardasha of Saturn (2nd lord, exalted in 2nd house) as of the reference date

10th lord Mercury's house (4th) is heavily tenanted by Sun, Mercury, Rahu with several transiting grahas (Sun, Mars, Mercury, Venus) currently passing through and aspecting the natal 10th house, indicating an active but crowded/mixed period for career-related matters around this date

No explicit natal or transit data on the specific career field, employer type, or job change events was provided

D10 lagna and full aspect analysis from D10 lagna were only partially available (only planetary house placements given, not aspects)

Exact dates and personal context for interpreting the current Moon-Mars-Saturn period toward a specific career event are not specified

Explanation: The chart shows genuine structural support for career (10th lord Mercury also ruling lagna — a raja yoga; Jupiter exalted-adjacent influence and Venus strength in D10) but this support is tempered by real challenges: Mercury's combustion weakens the very yoga that links self and career, Ketu's placement in the natal 10th brings detachment/unconventional themes, and the Vipareeta Raja Yoga from Mars (8th lord in 6th) is a mixed-signature yoga that can produce gain only via difficulty rather than smooth progress. The current dasha sequence (Moon–Mars–Saturn) and the transit picture (Jupiter transiting the 10th house conjunct natal Ketu, multiple planets transiting the crowded 4th house) do not point unambiguously toward either strong career advancement or setback — the indications are genuinely double-edged. Given the combination of a supportive structural yoga alongside combustion, dusthana involvement, and a mixed dasha/transit picture, the honest assessment is 'mixed' rather than clearly supportive or challenging, with moderate confidence given the partial data available (especially the absence of D10 aspect data and specific career-event context).

Mercury, lord of the 10th house of career, is also lagna lord placed in the 4th house — a single-lordship raja yoga linking self and career

Mercury is combust in the 4th house, which weakens the very planet forming this raja yoga and can blunt the ease of career recognition

Transiting Jupiter is currently in the natal 10th house (career house) conjunct natal Ketu, which can bring visibility but also some confusion/detachment around career direction

Vipareeta Raja Yoga: Mars, lord of the 8th (transformation/crisis), sits in the 6th (service, competition), a dusthana-dusthana exchange pattern that can turn career obstacles into unexpected gains, especially in service-related or competitive fields

D10 (career) chart shows Jupiter exalted-strength in Aries placed in the 10th house from D10 lagna, and Venus (a benefic, natural karaka for comfort/relationships) as D10 lagna itself in the 1st house

Ketu occupies the natal 10th house (career/action in the world), which can bring detachment, unconventional or foreign-linked career themes, or periods of drift

Current mahadasha is Moon (7th lord, placed in 7th house — partnerships) with antardasha of Mars (6th lord placed in 6th, and 8th lord per whole sign) running into pratyantardasha of Saturn (2nd lord, exalted in 2nd house) as of the reference date

10th lord Mercury's house (4th) is heavily tenanted by Sun, Mercury, Rahu with several transiting grahas (Sun, Mars, Mercury, Venus) currently passing through and aspecting the natal 10th house, indicating an active but crowded/mixed period for career-related matters around this date

No explicit natal or transit data on the specific career field, employer type, or job change events was provided

D10 lagna and full aspect analysis from D10 lagna were only partially available (only planetary house placements given, not aspects)

Exact dates and personal context for interpreting the current Moon-Mars-Saturn period toward a specific career event are not specified

Explanation: The chart shows genuine structural support for career (10th lord Mercury also ruling lagna — a raja yoga; Jupiter exalted-adjacent influence and Venus strength in D10) but this support is tempered by real challenges: Mercury's combustion weakens the very yoga that links self and career, Ketu's placement in the natal 10th brings detachment/unconventional themes, and the Vipareeta Raja Yoga from Mars (8th lord in 6th) is a mixed-signature yoga that can produce gain only via difficulty rather than smooth progress. The current dasha sequence (Moon–Mars–Saturn) and the transit picture (Jupiter transiting the 10th house conjunct natal Ketu, multiple planets transiting the crowded 4th house) do not point unambiguously toward either strong career advancement or setback — the indications are genuinely double-edged. Given the combination of a supportive structural yoga alongside combustion, dusthana involvement, and a mixed dasha/transit picture, the honest assessment is 'mixed' rather than clearly supportive or challenging, with moderate confidence given the partial data available (especially the absence of D10 aspect data and specific career-event context).


Mars occupies the 2nd house, a classical indicator of earning drive and capacity to accumulate wealth through effort/initiative

Mars as a natural malefic in the 2nd can indicate sharp or aggressive speech/spending patterns, tempering pure generosity

No single placement guarantees wealth; outcomes depend on dasha, aspects, and dispositor strength (Mars's dispositor Jupiter is in 8th, an enemy sign, tempering the promise).

Mars in 2nd is not classically read as an inability-to-accumulate signal; it is generally supportive of earning capacity, though it may affect the manner of speech/spending.

Full strength/shadbala of Mars and Jupiter (2nd lord) for a definitive wealth assessment

Dasha periods activating the 2nd house or Mars for timing of financial results

Explanation: Mars occupies the 2nd house of wealth and speech (/placements/Mars/house=2), which classical rules treat as supportive of earning drive and initiative-based accumulation, consistent with option A. However, Mars is a natural malefic (/placements/Mars/isBenefic=false) and can indicate assertive, sometimes abrupt speech/spending rather than pure generosity - hence 'supportive of earning power, not necessarily generosity' fits precisely. Option B overclaims certainty (no placement guarantees wealth, and the 2nd lord Jupiter sits in the 8th house in an enemy sign, tempering unconditional promise). Option C is a doctrinal misstatement, as Mars in 2nd is not standardly treated as an inability-to-accumulate signal.

Mars occupies the 2nd house, a classical indicator of earning drive and capacity to accumulate wealth through effort/initiative

Mars as a natural malefic in the 2nd can indicate sharp or aggressive speech/spending patterns, tempering pure generosity

No single placement guarantees wealth; outcomes depend on dasha, aspects, and dispositor strength (Mars's dispositor Jupiter is in 8th, an enemy sign, tempering the promise).

Mars in 2nd is not classically read as an inability-to-accumulate signal; it is generally supportive of earning capacity, though it may affect the manner of speech/spending.

Full strength/shadbala of Mars and Jupiter (2nd lord) for a definitive wealth assessment

Dasha periods activating the 2nd house or Mars for timing of financial results

Explanation: Mars occupies the 2nd house of wealth and speech (/placements/Mars/house=2), which classical rules treat as supportive of earning drive and initiative-based accumulation, consistent with option A. However, Mars is a natural malefic (/placements/Mars/isBenefic=false) and can indicate assertive, sometimes abrupt speech/spending rather than pure generosity - hence 'supportive of earning power, not necessarily generosity' fits precisely. Option B overclaims certainty (no placement guarantees wealth, and the 2nd lord Jupiter sits in the 8th house in an enemy sign, tempering unconditional promise). Option C is a doctrinal misstatement, as Mars in 2nd is not standardly treated as an inability-to-accumulate signal.


Mars occupies the 2nd house, traditionally supportive of earning capacity and accumulation drive though can add sharpness in speech/spending

No single placement guarantees wealth; outcomes depend on dasha, aspects, and yogas as a whole.

Mars in 2nd is not classically read as a fixed inability-to-accumulate indicator; it is generally seen as supportive of earning drive, not the opposite.

Full dignity/strength assessment of Mars and aspects to 2nd lord Jupiter for a definitive wealth judgment

Current dasha-specific activation of 2nd house for timing of results

Explanation: Mars, a natural karaka of drive and action, placed in the 2nd house of wealth/resources (/placements/Mars/house=2) is classically read as lending assertive earning capacity and ability to accumulate through effort, though it can also indicate sharper speech or impulsive spending rather than pure generosity. This matches option A. Options B and C overstate the rule as absolute/guaranteed or absolute/negative, which is not supported by classical doctrine or the chart alone without considering dignity, aspects (Jupiter and Rahu aspect the 2nd house per /houses/1/aspectedBy), and dasha timing.

Mars occupies the 2nd house, traditionally supportive of earning capacity and accumulation drive though can add sharpness in speech/spending

No single placement guarantees wealth; outcomes depend on dasha, aspects, and yogas as a whole.

Mars in 2nd is not classically read as a fixed inability-to-accumulate indicator; it is generally seen as supportive of earning drive, not the opposite.

Full dignity/strength assessment of Mars and aspects to 2nd lord Jupiter for a definitive wealth judgment

Current dasha-specific activation of 2nd house for timing of results

Explanation: Mars, a natural karaka of drive and action, placed in the 2nd house of wealth/resources (/placements/Mars/house=2) is classically read as lending assertive earning capacity and ability to accumulate through effort, though it can also indicate sharper speech or impulsive spending rather than pure generosity. This matches option A. Options B and C overstate the rule as absolute/guaranteed or absolute/negative, which is not supported by classical doctrine or the chart alone without considering dignity, aspects (Jupiter and Rahu aspect the 2nd house per /houses/1/aspectedBy), and dasha timing.


Saturn occupies house 2 in Scorpio, not one of the exempted signs (Libra, Capricorn, Aquarius), matching the rule for heavy-effort/limited-gain wealth challenges

Saturn in house 2 does not 'always' cause struggle regardless of sign; the rule explicitly carves out exceptions (Libra, Capricorn, Aquarius) where Saturn is dignified or comfortable, softening the effect.

No astrological placement 'guarantees' poverty; Saturn in 2nd house indicates effortful wealth accumulation, not a certainty of poverty, especially given other benefic yogas (Adhi Yoga, Raja Yogas) present in the chart.

Overall dhana yogas and 11th/9th lord strength for a fuller wealth assessment beyond this single rule

Explanation: Saturn (dignity: Enemy) sits in the 2nd house in Scorpio, none of the three signs the rule exempts as comfortable placements (own/exalted-friendly: Libra, Capricorn, Aquarius). Per the stated rule this specific placement is treated as indicating heavy effort for limited financial gain — a moderate challenge factor, not an absolute or guaranteed outcome. Statements B and C overstate the rule's certainty and are rejected as doctrinal overclaims; only A is supported.

Saturn occupies house 2 in Scorpio, not one of the exempted signs (Libra, Capricorn, Aquarius), matching the rule for heavy-effort/limited-gain wealth challenges

Saturn in house 2 does not 'always' cause struggle regardless of sign; the rule explicitly carves out exceptions (Libra, Capricorn, Aquarius) where Saturn is dignified or comfortable, softening the effect.

No astrological placement 'guarantees' poverty; Saturn in 2nd house indicates effortful wealth accumulation, not a certainty of poverty, especially given other benefic yogas (Adhi Yoga, Raja Yogas) present in the chart.

Overall dhana yogas and 11th/9th lord strength for a fuller wealth assessment beyond this single rule

Explanation: Saturn (dignity: Enemy) sits in the 2nd house in Scorpio, none of the three signs the rule exempts as comfortable placements (own/exalted-friendly: Libra, Capricorn, Aquarius). Per the stated rule this specific placement is treated as indicating heavy effort for limited financial gain — a moderate challenge factor, not an absolute or guaranteed outcome. Statements B and C overstate the rule's certainty and are rejected as doctrinal overclaims; only A is supported.


Mars occupies the 2nd house of wealth/speech, lending drive and assertiveness to earning and resource accumulation, though its fiery nature can make speech harsh and generosity limited

No single placement guarantees wealth; Mars in 2nd is a supportive indicator among many factors (dasha, other grahas, yogas) and cannot be treated as a guarantee.

Mars in 2nd is not necessarily an inability-to-accumulate indication; classical texts generally treat it as supportive of earning capacity despite potential harshness in speech/family matters.

Overall strength of 2nd lord Jupiter (in 8th, enemy dignity) and other wealth-related yogas would refine the assessment

Explanation: Mars sits in the 2nd house (house of wealth, speech, family resources) with Friend dignity (/placements/Mars/dignity). Classical Parashari doctrine treats a well-placed, dignified Mars in the 2nd as giving drive, courage and capacity to earn/accumulate wealth, though it can also indicate sharper speech and less natural generosity, not outright inability to accumulate. This matches option A. Options B and C are absolute/deterministic overclaims not supported by a single placement in a multi-factor system, so they are rejected.

Mars occupies the 2nd house of wealth/speech, lending drive and assertiveness to earning and resource accumulation, though its fiery nature can make speech harsh and generosity limited

No single placement guarantees wealth; Mars in 2nd is a supportive indicator among many factors (dasha, other grahas, yogas) and cannot be treated as a guarantee.

Mars in 2nd is not necessarily an inability-to-accumulate indication; classical texts generally treat it as supportive of earning capacity despite potential harshness in speech/family matters.

Overall strength of 2nd lord Jupiter (in 8th, enemy dignity) and other wealth-related yogas would refine the assessment

Explanation: Mars sits in the 2nd house (house of wealth, speech, family resources) with Friend dignity (/placements/Mars/dignity). Classical Parashari doctrine treats a well-placed, dignified Mars in the 2nd as giving drive, courage and capacity to earn/accumulate wealth, though it can also indicate sharper speech and less natural generosity, not outright inability to accumulate. This matches option A. Options B and C are absolute/deterministic overclaims not supported by a single placement in a multi-factor system, so they are rejected.


Saturn occupies house 2 in Scorpio, not one of the exempted signs (Libra, Capricorn, Aquarius), matching the rule's condition for heavy-effort/limited-gain wealth challenges

The rule specifies a sign-dependent exception; Saturn in 2nd in own/friendly signs like Libra, Capricorn, Aquarius would not trigger this challenge, so 'always regardless of sign' is incorrect.

Astrological indications describe tendencies and effort, not guaranteed poverty; Saturn also forms multiple Raja Yogas in this chart which offsets simple affliction.

Overall dhana/wealth yogas and dasha-specific timing were not fully assessed for magnitude of effect

Explanation: Saturn sits in the 2nd house in Scorpio (dignity: Enemy), which is not one of the excepted signs (Libra, Capricorn, Aquarius) that would soften the placement per the stated rule. This supports statement A's description of heavy effort with limited gain in matters of wealth/speech/family resources. However, the chart also shows Saturn forming several Raja Yoga combinations (as 4th/5th lord aspecting and conjunct Moon, lord of 10th), and Jupiter's Hamsa Yoga, Adhi Yoga, and other benefic contributions, so blanket claims of 'always' struggle or 'guaranteed poverty' (B, C) are unsupported overclaims — outcomes are mixed with effort-related friction rather than absolute deprivation.

Saturn occupies house 2 in Scorpio, not one of the exempted signs (Libra, Capricorn, Aquarius), matching the rule's condition for heavy-effort/limited-gain wealth challenges

The rule specifies a sign-dependent exception; Saturn in 2nd in own/friendly signs like Libra, Capricorn, Aquarius would not trigger this challenge, so 'always regardless of sign' is incorrect.

Astrological indications describe tendencies and effort, not guaranteed poverty; Saturn also forms multiple Raja Yogas in this chart which offsets simple affliction.

Overall dhana/wealth yogas and dasha-specific timing were not fully assessed for magnitude of effect

Explanation: Saturn sits in the 2nd house in Scorpio (dignity: Enemy), which is not one of the excepted signs (Libra, Capricorn, Aquarius) that would soften the placement per the stated rule. This supports statement A's description of heavy effort with limited gain in matters of wealth/speech/family resources. However, the chart also shows Saturn forming several Raja Yoga combinations (as 4th/5th lord aspecting and conjunct Moon, lord of 10th), and Jupiter's Hamsa Yoga, Adhi Yoga, and other benefic contributions, so blanket claims of 'always' struggle or 'guaranteed poverty' (B, C) are unsupported overclaims — outcomes are mixed with effort-related friction rather than absolute deprivation.


Saturn occupies the 2nd house in Scorpio, not in Libra/Capricorn/Aquarius, matching the stated exception rule for heavy-effort limited-gain finances

Saturn is also debilitated-adjacent (enemy sign dignity) and retrograde, reinforcing effortful wealth accumulation rather than ease

Saturn also rules 4th and 5th (Raja Yoga by single lordship) and aspects/conjoins Moon (10th lord) forming Raja Yoga, which offsets pure hardship with status/gain potential

Rule B overgeneralizes; the stated rule only treats non-exalted/non-own-sign placements as challenging, not an absolute universal struggle regardless of sign or other yogas.

No astrological rule guarantees poverty from a single placement; outcomes are probabilistic and modulated by aspects, yogas, and dasha, not certain.

Divisional chart D2 (Hora) or D11 for granular wealth analysis was not provided

Specific dasha-based timing of financial hardship or ease not requested here

Explanation: Saturn sits in the 2nd house (Scorpio sign), which is outside the exempted signs (Libra, Capricorn, Aquarius) named in the rule, so option A's condition for 'heavy effort, limited gain' is directly satisfied by the chart facts. However, this is a moderated challenge, not an absolute one: Saturn also forms multiple Raja Yogas (as lord of 4th and 5th, and via conjunction/aspect with Moon, the 10th lord) suggesting status and gains coexist with the effortful quality. This nuance means statements B and C, which claim inevitability or absolute poverty, are doctrinally incorrect overclaims — classical rules never assert certainty, and this chart itself shows offsetting yogas. Hence only A is selected as applicable, giving an overall 'challenging' polarity but with clearly limited/moderate confidence given the mitigating factors.

Saturn occupies the 2nd house in Scorpio, not in Libra/Capricorn/Aquarius, matching the stated exception rule for heavy-effort limited-gain finances

Saturn is also debilitated-adjacent (enemy sign dignity) and retrograde, reinforcing effortful wealth accumulation rather than ease

Saturn also rules 4th and 5th (Raja Yoga by single lordship) and aspects/conjoins Moon (10th lord) forming Raja Yoga, which offsets pure hardship with status/gain potential

Rule B overgeneralizes; the stated rule only treats non-exalted/non-own-sign placements as challenging, not an absolute universal struggle regardless of sign or other yogas.

No astrological rule guarantees poverty from a single placement; outcomes are probabilistic and modulated by aspects, yogas, and dasha, not certain.

Divisional chart D2 (Hora) or D11 for granular wealth analysis was not provided

Specific dasha-based timing of financial hardship or ease not requested here

Explanation: Saturn sits in the 2nd house (Scorpio sign), which is outside the exempted signs (Libra, Capricorn, Aquarius) named in the rule, so option A's condition for 'heavy effort, limited gain' is directly satisfied by the chart facts. However, this is a moderated challenge, not an absolute one: Saturn also forms multiple Raja Yogas (as lord of 4th and 5th, and via conjunction/aspect with Moon, the 10th lord) suggesting status and gains coexist with the effortful quality. This nuance means statements B and C, which claim inevitability or absolute poverty, are doctrinally incorrect overclaims — classical rules never assert certainty, and this chart itself shows offsetting yogas. Hence only A is selected as applicable, giving an overall 'challenging' polarity but with clearly limited/moderate confidence given the mitigating factors.


Ketu in 2nd house can indicate potential for loss, unusual speech, or liability in wealth matters

Astrological placements indicate tendencies and risk factors, not certainties; Ketu in 2nd suggests possible vulnerability to loss or deception in finances/speech but does not guarantee fraud will occur.

Ketu is placed in house 2 (Taurus), not house 3.

Explanation: Chart facts confirm Ketu is in house 2 (Taurus, debilitated, conjunct Moon), which is a standard basis for cautionary but not deterministic statements about wealth/speech. S1 is a reasonable, appropriately hedged doctrinal claim. S2 overclaims certainty of an outcome (fraud) which astrology cannot guarantee. S3 is factually wrong about the house placement, contradicting the chart data directly.

Ketu in 2nd house can indicate potential for loss, unusual speech, or liability in wealth matters

Astrological placements indicate tendencies and risk factors, not certainties; Ketu in 2nd suggests possible vulnerability to loss or deception in finances/speech but does not guarantee fraud will occur.

Ketu is placed in house 2 (Taurus), not house 3.

Explanation: Chart facts confirm Ketu is in house 2 (Taurus, debilitated, conjunct Moon), which is a standard basis for cautionary but not deterministic statements about wealth/speech. S1 is a reasonable, appropriately hedged doctrinal claim. S2 overclaims certainty of an outcome (fraud) which astrology cannot guarantee. S3 is factually wrong about the house placement, contradicting the chart data directly.


Jupiter in the 11th house (exalted, benefic) supports gains, income and accumulation

Jupiter well-placed in the 11th is a supportive indicator for wealth but cannot guarantee riches; outcomes depend on dasha, transits, and the full chart including afflictions.

Jupiter occupies house 11 (Cancer), not house 12.

Dasha timeline relevance for wealth periods (e.g., Jupiter dasha activation) not analyzed here

Explanation: Jupiter is exalted in the 11th house of gains, a genuinely supportive placement for wealth (S1 correct). However, no single placement guarantees riches (S2 is an overclaim), and the chart data clearly places Jupiter in house 11, not house 12 (S3 is a factual error).

Jupiter in the 11th house (exalted, benefic) supports gains, income and accumulation

Jupiter well-placed in the 11th is a supportive indicator for wealth but cannot guarantee riches; outcomes depend on dasha, transits, and the full chart including afflictions.

Jupiter occupies house 11 (Cancer), not house 12.

Dasha timeline relevance for wealth periods (e.g., Jupiter dasha activation) not analyzed here

Explanation: Jupiter is exalted in the 11th house of gains, a genuinely supportive placement for wealth (S1 correct). However, no single placement guarantees riches (S2 is an overclaim), and the chart data clearly places Jupiter in house 11, not house 12 (S3 is a factual error).


Ketu in the 2nd house is a traditionally challenging placement for wealth/speech, associated with unusual expenses, ambiguity or loss

Astrological indications describe tendencies and probabilities, not certainties; Ketu in the 2nd suggests a risk factor for financial ambiguity or loss but cannot guarantee fraud will occur.

Ketu is placed in house 2 (Taurus), not house 3.

No explicit dhana yoga breakdown isolating Ketu's exact contribution to wealth outcomes

Explanation: Chart facts place Ketu at house 2 (Taurus, degree 24°32'27", debilitated), conjunct Moon, confirming S1's general characterization of 2nd-house Ketu as a challenging financial signifier is doctrinally reasonable. S3 misstates the house placement (claims house 3) contrary to /placements/Ketu/house which is 2. S2 commits an overclaim/certainty violation, as astrology cannot guarantee specific negative outcomes like fraud; it only indicates heightened risk or tendency.

Ketu in the 2nd house is a traditionally challenging placement for wealth/speech, associated with unusual expenses, ambiguity or loss

Astrological indications describe tendencies and probabilities, not certainties; Ketu in the 2nd suggests a risk factor for financial ambiguity or loss but cannot guarantee fraud will occur.

No explicit dhana yoga breakdown isolating Ketu's exact contribution to wealth outcomes

Explanation: Chart facts place Ketu at house 2 (Taurus, degree 24°32'27", debilitated), conjunct Moon, confirming S1's general characterization of 2nd-house Ketu as a challenging financial signifier is doctrinally reasonable. S3 misstates the house placement (claims house 3) contrary to /placements/Ketu/house which is 2. S2 commits an overclaim/certainty violation, as astrology cannot guarantee specific negative outcomes like fraud; it only indicates heightened risk or tendency.


Ketu in the 2nd house can indicate disruptions or unusual patterns around speech, family wealth, and accumulated resources, sometimes linked to loss or deception

Ketu in the 2nd house is a challenging indication for wealth/speech matters but does not guarantee fraud will occur; astrological placements show tendencies and potentials, not certainties, and outcomes depend on the whole chart, dashas, and free will.

Ketu is placed in house 2 (Taurus), not house 3, per the chart placements.

No direct dhana/wealth yoga analysis beyond Ketu's placement was requested; deeper wealth assessment would require 2nd/11th lord strength, Jupiter/Venus dignity in D1/D2, and dasha timeline for wealth-relevant periods.

Explanation: S1 accurately reflects a standard, proportionate interpretation of Ketu (a shadow/eclipsing graha, debilitated here) in the 2nd house of wealth, family and speech — it is a legitimate challenging factor but stated with appropriate hedging ('treated as'). S2 converts a tendency into a certainty ('guarantees fraud'), which is an overclaim not supported by classical or reasonable modern practice — placements indicate potential, not inevitability. S3 is a factual chart error: the CHART FACTS explicitly place Ketu in house 2 (Taurus, conjunct Moon), not house 3.

Ketu in the 2nd house can indicate disruptions or unusual patterns around speech, family wealth, and accumulated resources, sometimes linked to loss or deception

Ketu in the 2nd house is a challenging indication for wealth/speech matters but does not guarantee fraud will occur; astrological placements show tendencies and potentials, not certainties, and outcomes depend on the whole chart, dashas, and free will.

Ketu is placed in house 2 (Taurus), not house 3, per the chart placements.

No direct dhana/wealth yoga analysis beyond Ketu's placement was requested; deeper wealth assessment would require 2nd/11th lord strength, Jupiter/Venus dignity in D1/D2, and dasha timeline for wealth-relevant periods.

Explanation: S1 accurately reflects a standard, proportionate interpretation of Ketu (a shadow/eclipsing graha, debilitated here) in the 2nd house of wealth, family and speech — it is a legitimate challenging factor but stated with appropriate hedging ('treated as'). S2 converts a tendency into a certainty ('guarantees fraud'), which is an overclaim not supported by classical or reasonable modern practice — placements indicate potential, not inevitability. S3 is a factual chart error: the CHART FACTS explicitly place Ketu in house 2 (Taurus, conjunct Moon), not house 3.


Jupiter in the 11th house, exalted, supports wealth/gains

Jupiter in the 11th is a favorable indicator for gains and networks, but no placement 'guarantees' riches; outcomes depend on dasha, transits, and the full chart.

Jupiter is placed in house 11 (Cancer), not house 12.

Explanation: S1 accurately reflects Jupiter's exalted placement in the 11th house of gains, a traditionally supportive factor for wealth. S2 wrongly asserts certainty of outcome, which is an overclaim inconsistent with probabilistic astrological reasoning. S3 misstates Jupiter's house placement, contradicting the chart data showing Jupiter in house 11.

Jupiter in the 11th house, exalted, supports wealth/gains

Jupiter in the 11th is a favorable indicator for gains and networks, but no placement 'guarantees' riches; outcomes depend on dasha, transits, and the full chart.

Jupiter is placed in house 11 (Cancer), not house 12.

Explanation: S1 accurately reflects Jupiter's exalted placement in the 11th house of gains, a traditionally supportive factor for wealth. S2 wrongly asserts certainty of outcome, which is an overclaim inconsistent with probabilistic astrological reasoning. S3 misstates Jupiter's house placement, contradicting the chart data showing Jupiter in house 11.


Jupiter in the 11th house of gains, exalted in Cancer, supports wealth and accumulation potential

Jupiter in the 11th, even exalted, indicates favorable potential for gains but cannot guarantee riches; outcomes depend on dasha, transits, and other yogas.

Jupiter is placed in house 11 (Cancer), not house 12.

Current and upcoming dasha lords' relation to wealth houses (2nd/11th) for a fuller wealth assessment beyond Jupiter's placement

Explanation: Jupiter's exaltation in the 11th house (natal fact) is a genuine supportive indicator for gains/income per classical significations, so S1 stands uncorrected. S2 overclaims certainty which is disallowed in astrological reasoning. S3 misstates Jupiter's house placement, which the chart data clearly shows as house 11, not 12.

Jupiter in the 11th house of gains, exalted in Cancer, supports wealth and accumulation potential

Jupiter in the 11th, even exalted, indicates favorable potential for gains but cannot guarantee riches; outcomes depend on dasha, transits, and other yogas.

Current and upcoming dasha lords' relation to wealth houses (2nd/11th) for a fuller wealth assessment beyond Jupiter's placement

Explanation: Jupiter's exaltation in the 11th house (natal fact) is a genuine supportive indicator for gains/income per classical significations, so S1 stands uncorrected. S2 overclaims certainty which is disallowed in astrological reasoning. S3 misstates Jupiter's house placement, which the chart data clearly shows as house 11, not 12.


2nd lord Jupiter sits in the 11th house of gains, in its own moolatrikona dignity, directly linking wealth (2nd) to income/gains (11th).

Dhana Yoga formed by Jupiter (2nd/11th lord) conjunct Saturn (1st lord) in the 11th house of gains.

Raja Yoga: Venus (4th lord, own sign Libra) conjunct Mercury (5th lord) in the 9th house of fortune, and Venus as a single-lord Raja yoga (rules kendra 4 and trikona 9).

Adhi Yoga: three benefics (Jupiter, Venus, Mercury) placed 6th/7th/8th from Moon, indicating overall prosperity and standing that supports material wellbeing.

Current Mercury Mahadasha (lord of 5th, karaka for Raja/Dhana yogas via 9th-house placement) with Moon antardasha (exalted Moon in 4th house) is a generally favourable dasha window for resource growth.

8th house (chronic/sudden financial disruption) is occupied by Sun with neutral dignity and aspected by Mars and Saturn, indicating periodic volatility or unexpected drains on resources.

Saturn, though part of the Dhana Yoga, is a natural malefic and slow-moving, suggesting wealth accumulation is likely gradual, effort-driven, and subject to delays rather than sudden windfalls.

Specific transit/dasha timing for major wealth events beyond current window (e.g., D2/Hora chart not available for finer wealth analysis)

Details of any pending Saturn transit effects through natal 2nd house over coming years beyond snapshot given

Explanation: The chart shows a strong dhana/raja yoga cluster: 2nd lord Jupiter in own moolatrikona sitting in the 11th (gains) with 1st lord Saturn (classic Dhana Yoga), reinforced by a Venus-Mercury Raja Yoga in the 9th house of fortune and an Adhi Yoga of benefics from the Moon — together these are strong structural indicators of wealth-building capacity and access to resources through effort, partnerships, and fortune. The main tempering factor is the 8th house occupation by a neutral-dignity Sun aspected by Mars and Saturn, pointing to occasional disruptions, debts, or sudden expenditures, and Saturn's malefic/slow nature suggests wealth accrues steadily rather than suddenly. The current Mercury Mahadasha/Moon Antardasha, with Mercury as a yoga-karaka placed in the 9th and an exalted Moon in the 4th, is a broadly supportive period for financial and material consolidation. Overall the chart leans supportive for wealth with realistic caveats about pace and occasional volatility.

2nd lord Jupiter sits in the 11th house of gains, in its own moolatrikona dignity, directly linking wealth (2nd) to income/gains (11th).

Dhana Yoga formed by Jupiter (2nd/11th lord) conjunct Saturn (1st lord) in the 11th house of gains.

Raja Yoga: Venus (4th lord, own sign Libra) conjunct Mercury (5th lord) in the 9th house of fortune, and Venus as a single-lord Raja yoga (rules kendra 4 and trikona 9).

Adhi Yoga: three benefics (Jupiter, Venus, Mercury) placed 6th/7th/8th from Moon, indicating overall prosperity and standing that supports material wellbeing.

Current Mercury Mahadasha (lord of 5th, karaka for Raja/Dhana yogas via 9th-house placement) with Moon antardasha (exalted Moon in 4th house) is a generally favourable dasha window for resource growth.

8th house (chronic/sudden financial disruption) is occupied by Sun with neutral dignity and aspected by Mars and Saturn, indicating periodic volatility or unexpected drains on resources.

Saturn, though part of the Dhana Yoga, is a natural malefic and slow-moving, suggesting wealth accumulation is likely gradual, effort-driven, and subject to delays rather than sudden windfalls.

Specific transit/dasha timing for major wealth events beyond current window (e.g., D2/Hora chart not available for finer wealth analysis)

Details of any pending Saturn transit effects through natal 2nd house over coming years beyond snapshot given

Explanation: The chart shows a strong dhana/raja yoga cluster: 2nd lord Jupiter in own moolatrikona sitting in the 11th (gains) with 1st lord Saturn (classic Dhana Yoga), reinforced by a Venus-Mercury Raja Yoga in the 9th house of fortune and an Adhi Yoga of benefics from the Moon — together these are strong structural indicators of wealth-building capacity and access to resources through effort, partnerships, and fortune. The main tempering factor is the 8th house occupation by a neutral-dignity Sun aspected by Mars and Saturn, pointing to occasional disruptions, debts, or sudden expenditures, and Saturn's malefic/slow nature suggests wealth accrues steadily rather than suddenly. The current Mercury Mahadasha/Moon Antardasha, with Mercury as a yoga-karaka placed in the 9th and an exalted Moon in the 4th, is a broadly supportive period for financial and material consolidation. Overall the chart leans supportive for wealth with realistic caveats about pace and occasional volatility.


11th lord Sun (of gains) is conjunct 9th lord Mercury in the 1st house, forming a Dhana Yoga that links personal identity/vitality with income and fortune

Budha-Aditya Yoga (Sun-Mercury in lagna) supports intellect-driven earning, but Mercury is combust which the tradition treats as weakening this benefit

2nd house of wealth/accumulated resources is occupied by Saturn (enemy dignity) and Rahu (debilitated), indicating strain, delay or unconventional patterns in savings and family wealth

2nd lord Mars sits in the 5th house (purva punya, speculation, intelligence), tying wealth to intelligence/speculative gains rather than steady accumulation

11th house (gains) holds Jupiter, a natural benefic in friendly dignity, aspecting the 3rd/5th/7th houses — supportive for income growth and networks

Vipareeta Raja Yoga: Venus, lord of the 8th (dusthana), placed debilitated in the 12th (another dusthana) — a dusthana-lord-in-dusthana configuration classically read as giving unexpected reversals-to-gains, though modestly, given Venus's debility

Saturn forms a Raja Yoga by ruling both the 4th (kendra) and 5th (trikona) houses, lending some structural authority/stability that indirectly supports material security, despite Saturn's own weak placement in the 2nd house

Current Rahu Mahadasha (2008-2026) is ruled by a graha placed in the 2nd house (debilitated), and the running Mars antardasha (2nd house lord) with Saturn pratyantardasha (2nd house occupant) directly activates the wealth house — a period of intensified financial activity, potentially volatile

D2 (Hora) or D11 divisional chart for a more precise wealth-specific reading

Detailed transit-triggered timeline of major financial events already experienced by the native for calibration

Explanation: Wealth indications are genuinely mixed: strong yogas (Dhana Yoga from 11th-9th lord conjunction in lagna, Vipareeta Raja Yoga from 8th lord Venus in 12th, and Saturn's kendra-trikona Raja Yoga) support periods of gain and resilience, but the 2nd house itself is afflicted by an enemy-dignity Saturn and debilitated Rahu, and the 2nd lord Mars sits away in the 5th, suggesting wealth is not steadily accumulated but comes in cycles, often tied to speculative or unconventional (Rahu-flavoured) channels. The ongoing Rahu Mahadasha with Mars-Saturn sub-periods directly engages these 2nd-house significators, so the current and near-term period (through mid-2026) is likely to show notable financial activity that could go either way depending on choices made; the shift into Jupiter Mahadasha from July 2026 (Jupiter being a benefic 11th-house occupant) may offer more stable gains ahead, though this is not certain.

11th lord Sun (of gains) is conjunct 9th lord Mercury in the 1st house, forming a Dhana Yoga that links personal identity/vitality with income and fortune

Budha-Aditya Yoga (Sun-Mercury in lagna) supports intellect-driven earning, but Mercury is combust which the tradition treats as weakening this benefit

2nd house of wealth/accumulated resources is occupied by Saturn (enemy dignity) and Rahu (debilitated), indicating strain, delay or unconventional patterns in savings and family wealth

2nd lord Mars sits in the 5th house (purva punya, speculation, intelligence), tying wealth to intelligence/speculative gains rather than steady accumulation

11th house (gains) holds Jupiter, a natural benefic in friendly dignity, aspecting the 3rd/5th/7th houses — supportive for income growth and networks

Vipareeta Raja Yoga: Venus, lord of the 8th (dusthana), placed debilitated in the 12th (another dusthana) — a dusthana-lord-in-dusthana configuration classically read as giving unexpected reversals-to-gains, though modestly, given Venus's debility

Saturn forms a Raja Yoga by ruling both the 4th (kendra) and 5th (trikona) houses, lending some structural authority/stability that indirectly supports material security, despite Saturn's own weak placement in the 2nd house

Current Rahu Mahadasha (2008-2026) is ruled by a graha placed in the 2nd house (debilitated), and the running Mars antardasha (2nd house lord) with Saturn pratyantardasha (2nd house occupant) directly activates the wealth house — a period of intensified financial activity, potentially volatile

D2 (Hora) or D11 divisional chart for a more precise wealth-specific reading

Detailed transit-triggered timeline of major financial events already experienced by the native for calibration

Explanation: Wealth indications are genuinely mixed: strong yogas (Dhana Yoga from 11th-9th lord conjunction in lagna, Vipareeta Raja Yoga from 8th lord Venus in 12th, and Saturn's kendra-trikona Raja Yoga) support periods of gain and resilience, but the 2nd house itself is afflicted by an enemy-dignity Saturn and debilitated Rahu, and the 2nd lord Mars sits away in the 5th, suggesting wealth is not steadily accumulated but comes in cycles, often tied to speculative or unconventional (Rahu-flavoured) channels. The ongoing Rahu Mahadasha with Mars-Saturn sub-periods directly engages these 2nd-house significators, so the current and near-term period (through mid-2026) is likely to show notable financial activity that could go either way depending on choices made; the shift into Jupiter Mahadasha from July 2026 (Jupiter being a benefic 11th-house occupant) may offer more stable gains ahead, though this is not certain.


2nd lord Jupiter is conjunct 11th lord Saturn in the 11th house itself, forming a double Dhana Yoga linking self-wealth and gains houses.

11th house (gains, income) holds both Jupiter (moolatrikona) and Saturn, a strong placement for accumulation of income and networks.

Venus (4th lord, own sign in 9th) and Mercury (5th lord, friend dignity) conjoin in the 9th house of fortune, generating Raja Yoga and also indicating luck-supported resources (property/fortune linked wealth).

Adhi Yoga (benefics Jupiter, Venus, Mercury in 6th/7th/8th from Moon) adds general prosperity and protective strength to the chart.

2nd house (wealth) itself is empty of occupants and only aspected by malefic-natured Sun, meaning wealth accumulation depends more on the 2nd lord's placement than direct house strength.

8th house contains Sun and is aspected by Mars and Saturn — sudden/transformational financial events (inheritance, windfalls or losses) are indicated, adding volatility to otherwise steady gains.

Current Mercury Mahadasha lord sits in the 9th house (fortune) with Venus, in Friend dignity, generally favouring wealth through fortune, communication, or partnership-linked income during this 2018–2035 period.

Running Moon antardasha (2025-02-27 to 2026-07-29) has Moon exalted in the 4th house, generally supportive for comfort, property and inner financial stability during this period.

As of the transit snapshot, Jupiter, Saturn, Sun, Mercury and Venus are all transiting through natal Sagittarius (11th house) conjunct natal Jupiter-Saturn — a notable stacking over the gains house, astrologically read as a period of heightened financial activity/opportunity, though outcomes are not certain.

Exact natal Saturn/Jupiter strength via shadbala for precise Dhana Yoga potency

D2 (Hora) or D11 chart for a more targeted wealth-specific divisional view — not available among provided vargas

Explanation: The chart shows a genuinely strong wealth architecture: the 2nd lord Jupiter and 1st/11th lord Saturn combine in the 11th house of gains (double Dhana Yoga), while the 9th house of fortune hosts a Venus-Mercury Raja Yoga, and an Adhi Yoga from the Moon adds further prosperity indications. These are counterbalanced by an empty, only mildly-aspected 2nd house and an occupied, malefic-aspected 8th house suggesting episodic volatility or windfalls/losses rather than pure linear accumulation. The current Mercury Mahadasha (Mercury dignified in the 9th) and the running Moon antardasha (exalted, 4th house) are both dasha-level supportive for this period, and the present transit stacking of five grahas (including Jupiter and Saturn) through the natal 11th house is astrologically consistent with an active phase for income/opportunity around 2025-2026. On balance the indications lean supportive for wealth, tempered by dusthana-linked volatility, so the conclusion is offered with moderate confidence rather than certainty.

2nd lord Jupiter is conjunct 11th lord Saturn in the 11th house itself, forming a double Dhana Yoga linking self-wealth and gains houses.

11th house (gains, income) holds both Jupiter (moolatrikona) and Saturn, a strong placement for accumulation of income and networks.

Venus (4th lord, own sign in 9th) and Mercury (5th lord, friend dignity) conjoin in the 9th house of fortune, generating Raja Yoga and also indicating luck-supported resources (property/fortune linked wealth).

Adhi Yoga (benefics Jupiter, Venus, Mercury in 6th/7th/8th from Moon) adds general prosperity and protective strength to the chart.

2nd house (wealth) itself is empty of occupants and only aspected by malefic-natured Sun, meaning wealth accumulation depends more on the 2nd lord's placement than direct house strength.

8th house contains Sun and is aspected by Mars and Saturn — sudden/transformational financial events (inheritance, windfalls or losses) are indicated, adding volatility to otherwise steady gains.

Current Mercury Mahadasha lord sits in the 9th house (fortune) with Venus, in Friend dignity, generally favouring wealth through fortune, communication, or partnership-linked income during this 2018–2035 period.

Running Moon antardasha (2025-02-27 to 2026-07-29) has Moon exalted in the 4th house, generally supportive for comfort, property and inner financial stability during this period.

As of the transit snapshot, Jupiter, Saturn, Sun, Mercury and Venus are all transiting through natal Sagittarius (11th house) conjunct natal Jupiter-Saturn — a notable stacking over the gains house, astrologically read as a period of heightened financial activity/opportunity, though outcomes are not certain.

Exact natal Saturn/Jupiter strength via shadbala for precise Dhana Yoga potency

D2 (Hora) or D11 chart for a more targeted wealth-specific divisional view — not available among provided vargas

Explanation: The chart shows a genuinely strong wealth architecture: the 2nd lord Jupiter and 1st/11th lord Saturn combine in the 11th house of gains (double Dhana Yoga), while the 9th house of fortune hosts a Venus-Mercury Raja Yoga, and an Adhi Yoga from the Moon adds further prosperity indications. These are counterbalanced by an empty, only mildly-aspected 2nd house and an occupied, malefic-aspected 8th house suggesting episodic volatility or windfalls/losses rather than pure linear accumulation. The current Mercury Mahadasha (Mercury dignified in the 9th) and the running Moon antardasha (exalted, 4th house) are both dasha-level supportive for this period, and the present transit stacking of five grahas (including Jupiter and Saturn) through the natal 11th house is astrologically consistent with an active phase for income/opportunity around 2025-2026. On balance the indications lean supportive for wealth, tempered by dusthana-linked volatility, so the conclusion is offered with moderate confidence rather than certainty.


Jupiter, lord of the 2nd house of wealth, sits in the 11th house of gains conjunct Saturn, forming two Dhana Yogas that link wealth-lordship directly to income and fulfilment of desires.

Venus (lord of 4th, a kendra) and Mercury (lord of 5th, a trikona) are conjunct in the 9th house of fortune, own/friendly dignity, producing Raja Yoga that generally elevates status and resource flow, indirectly aiding wealth.

An Adhi Yoga is formed by Jupiter, Venus and Mercury occupying the 6th/7th/8th positions from Moon, a classical marker of sustained prosperity and authority.

The 2nd house itself is untenanted and its sign-lord Jupiter is placed away in the 11th; wealth accrues more through networks/gains than direct family estate, and 2nd house has no strong occupant support.

Mars, a functional malefic in Enemy dignity, sits in the 5th (purva punya/speculation) and casts aspects onto 8th, 11th and 12th houses, introducing some volatility around speculative gains and sudden expenditure alongside the gains.

Current Mahadasha lord Mercury (2018–2035) is 8th house lord but posited in the 9th (dharma/fortune) in own-sign company with Venus, tempering the dusthana lordship with trikona placement and Raja Yoga participation — a broadly wealth-supportive dasha with some hidden/behind-the-scenes financial shifts typical of an 8th-lord period.

Running Antardasha lord Moon is exalted and posited in the 4th house (assets, property, contentment), a favourable sub-period for accumulation of tangible resources.

As of the reference transit date, Jupiter transits the natal 5th house conjunct natal Mars and aspects houses 1, 9 and 11 (gains), while transiting Saturn sits in the natal 2nd house of wealth aspecting the 11th — a supportive alignment for gains though Saturn's presence in 2nd can mean disciplined/delayed rather than sudden wealth.

Specific transactions or windfalls reported by the native to calibrate yoga strength against lived experience

D2 (Hora) or D11 charts for finer wealth-specific analysis, not provided in facts

Exact strength/shadbala comparison between Jupiter and Saturn in the Dhana Yoga to weigh benefic vs malefic net effect

Explanation: The chart shows the 2nd lord Jupiter conjoining Saturn in the 11th (gains) house, producing two Dhana Yogas, reinforced by a Raja Yoga between 4th and 5th lords (Venus-Mercury) in the 9th and an Adhi Yoga from benefics around the Moon — together a generally wealth-supportive structure emphasizing income through networks, partnerships and sustained effort rather than sudden windfalls. The main caution is Mars's afflicted placement in the 5th casting malefic aspects onto 8th/11th/12th houses, hinting at occasional speculative risk or unexpected expenditure. The current Mercury Mahadasha (8th lord but well-placed in 9th) and the Moon Antardasha (exalted, in 4th) together read as a moderately favourable phase for consolidating assets, and current transits of Jupiter and Saturn touching the natal 2nd/5th/11th axis are broadly reinforcing, though Saturn's transit through the 2nd suggests wealth growth is more gradual/disciplined than explosive. Overall the indications lean supportive with some volatility, warranting a moderate-confidence, non-deterministic reading.

Jupiter, lord of the 2nd house of wealth, sits in the 11th house of gains conjunct Saturn, forming two Dhana Yogas that link wealth-lordship directly to income and fulfilment of desires.

Venus (lord of 4th, a kendra) and Mercury (lord of 5th, a trikona) are conjunct in the 9th house of fortune, own/friendly dignity, producing Raja Yoga that generally elevates status and resource flow, indirectly aiding wealth.

An Adhi Yoga is formed by Jupiter, Venus and Mercury occupying the 6th/7th/8th positions from Moon, a classical marker of sustained prosperity and authority.

The 2nd house itself is untenanted and its sign-lord Jupiter is placed away in the 11th; wealth accrues more through networks/gains than direct family estate, and 2nd house has no strong occupant support.

Mars, a functional malefic in Enemy dignity, sits in the 5th (purva punya/speculation) and casts aspects onto 8th, 11th and 12th houses, introducing some volatility around speculative gains and sudden expenditure alongside the gains.

Current Mahadasha lord Mercury (2018–2035) is 8th house lord but posited in the 9th (dharma/fortune) in own-sign company with Venus, tempering the dusthana lordship with trikona placement and Raja Yoga participation — a broadly wealth-supportive dasha with some hidden/behind-the-scenes financial shifts typical of an 8th-lord period.

Running Antardasha lord Moon is exalted and posited in the 4th house (assets, property, contentment), a favourable sub-period for accumulation of tangible resources.

As of the reference transit date, Jupiter transits the natal 5th house conjunct natal Mars and aspects houses 1, 9 and 11 (gains), while transiting Saturn sits in the natal 2nd house of wealth aspecting the 11th — a supportive alignment for gains though Saturn's presence in 2nd can mean disciplined/delayed rather than sudden wealth.

Specific transactions or windfalls reported by the native to calibrate yoga strength against lived experience

D2 (Hora) or D11 charts for finer wealth-specific analysis, not provided in facts

Exact strength/shadbala comparison between Jupiter and Saturn in the Dhana Yoga to weigh benefic vs malefic net effect

Explanation: The chart shows the 2nd lord Jupiter conjoining Saturn in the 11th (gains) house, producing two Dhana Yogas, reinforced by a Raja Yoga between 4th and 5th lords (Venus-Mercury) in the 9th and an Adhi Yoga from benefics around the Moon — together a generally wealth-supportive structure emphasizing income through networks, partnerships and sustained effort rather than sudden windfalls. The main caution is Mars's afflicted placement in the 5th casting malefic aspects onto 8th/11th/12th houses, hinting at occasional speculative risk or unexpected expenditure. The current Mercury Mahadasha (8th lord but well-placed in 9th) and the Moon Antardasha (exalted, in 4th) together read as a moderately favourable phase for consolidating assets, and current transits of Jupiter and Saturn touching the natal 2nd/5th/11th axis are broadly reinforcing, though Saturn's transit through the 2nd suggests wealth growth is more gradual/disciplined than explosive. Overall the indications lean supportive with some volatility, warranting a moderate-confidence, non-deterministic reading.


2nd house (wealth) is occupied by debilitated Rahu and enemy-dignity Saturn, also aspected by Ketu — indicating instability, unconventional or fluctuating income, and potential debt/expenditure pressure on savings.

Saturn (occupant of 2nd) rules both the 4th (kendra) and 5th (trikona), forming a single-lordship Raja Yoga that lends long-term structural strength and resource-building capacity despite Saturn's poor dignity here.

Dhana Yoga: Sun (11th lord, gains) conjunct Mercury (9th lord, fortune) in the 1st house — links personal vitality/drive directly to income and luck, a classic wealth-supporting combination (Mercury is vargottama, strengthening this).

Mercury in this conjunction is combust by the Sun, which traditionally dampens the otherwise strong Budha-Aditya/Dhana yoga.

Jupiter, a natural benefic in friendly dignity, occupies the 11th house of gains, directly supporting income, networks and fulfilment of financial desires.

Vipareeta Raja Yoga: Venus, lord of the 8th (dusthana), falls into the 12th (another dusthana) — indicates wealth or gains that can arise through reversal, unexpected/foreign sources, though Venus itself is debilitated, moderating the benefit.

2nd house lord Mars is placed in the 5th house (intelligence/speculation), suggesting wealth potential tied to intellect, creative ventures or speculative gains rather than steady accumulation.

Current Vimshottari Rahu Mahadasha (2008-2026) is run by a graha natally seated in the 2nd house of wealth — this period has likely intensified themes of unconventional income/expenditure; the running Mars antardasha and Saturn pratyantardasha (as of the reference date) both touch dusthana/2nd-house significators, suggesting a phase requiring caution before this dasha ends mid-2026.

Exact strength/timing analysis of upcoming Jupiter Mahadasha (2026-2043) for wealth outcomes would need a dedicated dasha-timeline/transit query focused on that period

D2 (wealth-specific divisional chart) not available in provided vargas; only D1 used for wealth assessment

Explanation: The chart shows a genuine mix of wealth indicators: a structurally significant Raja Yoga (Saturn as 4th/5th lord) and a Dhana Yoga (Sun-Mercury in 1st, tied to 9th/11th lords) support wealth-building capacity and fortune-linked gains, further aided by a well-placed Jupiter in the 11th house of gains. However, the 2nd house itself — the direct seat of wealth and speech — is occupied by debilitated Rahu and enemy-dignity Saturn with Ketu's aspect, a classic signature of erratic, unconventional, or debt/expenditure-prone financial patterns rather than smooth accumulation. The Vipareeta Raja Yoga (Venus as 8th lord in 12th) adds a note of gains through reversal or foreign/unusual channels, but Venus's debility tempers this. The current Rahu Mahadasha, with Rahu natally seated in the 2nd house, plausibly amplifies these push-pull financial dynamics through 2026, with the Mars-Saturn sub-periods warranting particular caution around expenditure and decision-making. On balance the picture is mixed: strong latent capacity for wealth via intellect, fortune and networks, tempered by structural volatility in the money house itself.

2nd house (wealth) is occupied by debilitated Rahu and enemy-dignity Saturn, also aspected by Ketu — indicating instability, unconventional or fluctuating income, and potential debt/expenditure pressure on savings.

Saturn (occupant of 2nd) rules both the 4th (kendra) and 5th (trikona), forming a single-lordship Raja Yoga that lends long-term structural strength and resource-building capacity despite Saturn's poor dignity here.

Dhana Yoga: Sun (11th lord, gains) conjunct Mercury (9th lord, fortune) in the 1st house — links personal vitality/drive directly to income and luck, a classic wealth-supporting combination (Mercury is vargottama, strengthening this).

Mercury in this conjunction is combust by the Sun, which traditionally dampens the otherwise strong Budha-Aditya/Dhana yoga.

Jupiter, a natural benefic in friendly dignity, occupies the 11th house of gains, directly supporting income, networks and fulfilment of financial desires.

Vipareeta Raja Yoga: Venus, lord of the 8th (dusthana), falls into the 12th (another dusthana) — indicates wealth or gains that can arise through reversal, unexpected/foreign sources, though Venus itself is debilitated, moderating the benefit.

2nd house lord Mars is placed in the 5th house (intelligence/speculation), suggesting wealth potential tied to intellect, creative ventures or speculative gains rather than steady accumulation.

Current Vimshottari Rahu Mahadasha (2008-2026) is run by a graha natally seated in the 2nd house of wealth — this period has likely intensified themes of unconventional income/expenditure; the running Mars antardasha and Saturn pratyantardasha (as of the reference date) both touch dusthana/2nd-house significators, suggesting a phase requiring caution before this dasha ends mid-2026.

Exact strength/timing analysis of upcoming Jupiter Mahadasha (2026-2043) for wealth outcomes would need a dedicated dasha-timeline/transit query focused on that period

D2 (wealth-specific divisional chart) not available in provided vargas; only D1 used for wealth assessment

Explanation: The chart shows a genuine mix of wealth indicators: a structurally significant Raja Yoga (Saturn as 4th/5th lord) and a Dhana Yoga (Sun-Mercury in 1st, tied to 9th/11th lords) support wealth-building capacity and fortune-linked gains, further aided by a well-placed Jupiter in the 11th house of gains. However, the 2nd house itself — the direct seat of wealth and speech — is occupied by debilitated Rahu and enemy-dignity Saturn with Ketu's aspect, a classic signature of erratic, unconventional, or debt/expenditure-prone financial patterns rather than smooth accumulation. The Vipareeta Raja Yoga (Venus as 8th lord in 12th) adds a note of gains through reversal or foreign/unusual channels, but Venus's debility tempers this. The current Rahu Mahadasha, with Rahu natally seated in the 2nd house, plausibly amplifies these push-pull financial dynamics through 2026, with the Mars-Saturn sub-periods warranting particular caution around expenditure and decision-making. On balance the picture is mixed: strong latent capacity for wealth via intellect, fortune and networks, tempered by structural volatility in the money house itself.


Dhana Yoga: 11th lord Sun conjunct 9th lord Mercury in lagna (house 1) indicates fortunate income and gains through personal effort/intellect.

Budha-Aditya Yoga adds sharp intellect and communication skill useful for earning, but Mercury is combust, weakening its full expression.

Saturn as single lord of 4th and 5th houses forms a Raja Yoga, suggesting durable material gains and property/wealth linked to disciplined effort.

2nd house (wealth, resources) is occupied by debilitated Rahu and enemy-dignity Saturn, indicating instability, unconventional or delayed accumulation of wealth, and possible family financial stress.

2nd house lord Mars sits in the 5th house (speculation, intelligence), linking wealth to speculative gains, courage-driven investment or children's fortune rather than steady accumulation.

Vipareeta Raja Yoga: 8th lord Venus (debilitated) placed in 12th house — a dusthana lord in another dusthana — can indicate unexpected reversals-to-gains, but also loss-oriented tendencies (12th house) and Venus's debilitation undermines lasting comfort.

11th house of gains contains benefic Jupiter (Friend dignity), aspected by Mars and Saturn, supporting networks and fulfilment of financial desires, though the aspects of malefics add friction.

Current Rahu Mahadasha (2008–2026) activates Rahu's natal placement in the 2nd house (wealth) — Rahu is debilitated there, suggesting a volatile, non-traditional, or delayed wealth phase for much of this dasha; sub-period is Mars–Saturn as of the chart's reference date, tying wealth themes to the 2nd-house lord (Mars) and the 4/5-lord Saturn simultaneously.

Upcoming Jupiter Mahadasha (from mid-2026) — Jupiter is a natural benefic, well-placed as Friend in the 11th house of gains and aspecting the 1st, 3rd and 5th houses — is likely to bring a more favourable, growth-oriented financial phase than the ending Rahu period.

D2 (Hora) or D-11 (Rudramsha) chart data specific to wealth would sharpen the assessment

Detailed antardasha-level timeline beyond current period for finer timing of wealth events

Any information on business/profession context to weigh D10 findings against actual wealth outcomes

Explanation: The chart shows genuinely mixed wealth indications. Two supportive yogas (Dhana Yoga from Sun-Mercury in lagna, and a Raja Yoga from Saturn's dual kendra/trikona lordship) point to intellect-driven income and durable long-term standing, further aided by a strong 11th-house Jupiter. However, the 2nd house itself (direct wealth house) is occupied by a debilitated Rahu and an enemy-dignity Saturn, and its lord Mars sits in the speculative 5th house — together these suggest that direct monetary accumulation is more volatile, delayed, or tied to unconventional/speculative channels rather than smooth and steady. The Vipareeta Raja Yoga from a debilitated 8th-lord Venus in the 12th adds further ambiguity — potential for gain through reversal or foreign/hidden means, but also real risk of loss-prone tendencies. Currently running Rahu Mahadasha (natally seated in the 2nd house, debilitated) through July 2026 is consistent with an unsettled financial period, while the upcoming Jupiter Mahadasha, given Jupiter's favourable natal dignity and placement, is astrologically more promising for wealth growth. Overall the chart is best read as offering genuine capacity for wealth (intellectual/network-based) balanced against real structural strain in the 2nd house, yielding a mixed conclusion with moderate confidence.

Dhana Yoga: 11th lord Sun conjunct 9th lord Mercury in lagna (house 1) indicates fortunate income and gains through personal effort/intellect.

Budha-Aditya Yoga adds sharp intellect and communication skill useful for earning, but Mercury is combust, weakening its full expression.

Saturn as single lord of 4th and 5th houses forms a Raja Yoga, suggesting durable material gains and property/wealth linked to disciplined effort.

2nd house (wealth, resources) is occupied by debilitated Rahu and enemy-dignity Saturn, indicating instability, unconventional or delayed accumulation of wealth, and possible family financial stress.

2nd house lord Mars sits in the 5th house (speculation, intelligence), linking wealth to speculative gains, courage-driven investment or children's fortune rather than steady accumulation.

Vipareeta Raja Yoga: 8th lord Venus (debilitated) placed in 12th house — a dusthana lord in another dusthana — can indicate unexpected reversals-to-gains, but also loss-oriented tendencies (12th house) and Venus's debilitation undermines lasting comfort.

11th house of gains contains benefic Jupiter (Friend dignity), aspected by Mars and Saturn, supporting networks and fulfilment of financial desires, though the aspects of malefics add friction.

Current Rahu Mahadasha (2008–2026) activates Rahu's natal placement in the 2nd house (wealth) — Rahu is debilitated there, suggesting a volatile, non-traditional, or delayed wealth phase for much of this dasha; sub-period is Mars–Saturn as of the chart's reference date, tying wealth themes to the 2nd-house lord (Mars) and the 4/5-lord Saturn simultaneously.

Upcoming Jupiter Mahadasha (from mid-2026) — Jupiter is a natural benefic, well-placed as Friend in the 11th house of gains and aspecting the 1st, 3rd and 5th houses — is likely to bring a more favourable, growth-oriented financial phase than the ending Rahu period.

D2 (Hora) or D-11 (Rudramsha) chart data specific to wealth would sharpen the assessment

Detailed antardasha-level timeline beyond current period for finer timing of wealth events

Any information on business/profession context to weigh D10 findings against actual wealth outcomes

Explanation: The chart shows genuinely mixed wealth indications. Two supportive yogas (Dhana Yoga from Sun-Mercury in lagna, and a Raja Yoga from Saturn's dual kendra/trikona lordship) point to intellect-driven income and durable long-term standing, further aided by a strong 11th-house Jupiter. However, the 2nd house itself (direct wealth house) is occupied by a debilitated Rahu and an enemy-dignity Saturn, and its lord Mars sits in the speculative 5th house — together these suggest that direct monetary accumulation is more volatile, delayed, or tied to unconventional/speculative channels rather than smooth and steady. The Vipareeta Raja Yoga from a debilitated 8th-lord Venus in the 12th adds further ambiguity — potential for gain through reversal or foreign/hidden means, but also real risk of loss-prone tendencies. Currently running Rahu Mahadasha (natally seated in the 2nd house, debilitated) through July 2026 is consistent with an unsettled financial period, while the upcoming Jupiter Mahadasha, given Jupiter's favourable natal dignity and placement, is astrologically more promising for wealth growth. Overall the chart is best read as offering genuine capacity for wealth (intellectual/network-based) balanced against real structural strain in the 2nd house, yielding a mixed conclusion with moderate confidence.


2nd lord Saturn is exalted and placed in the 10th house (a kendra), forming Sasa Yoga — a strong indicator of sustained wealth-earning capacity through career/status.

Venus, lord of the 10th (career) and 5th (poorva punya/creativity), forms a single-lordship Raja Yoga, linking status and fortune to income potential.

Mercury, occupant of the 2nd house (wealth), is combust and retrograde, indicating some instability or stress around cash-flow, speech-based income, or accumulated resources.

Natural wealth/expansion significator Jupiter sits in the 6th house (dusthana, debt/service) in enemy dignity though retrograde and vargottama, giving a mixed signal — service-oriented gains but with vulnerability to competition, debt, or health-related drains.

11th lord Mars (house of gains) sits in the 3rd house in friendly dignity, aspecting the 10th house of career — a moderate support for self-effort-driven gains rather than passive wealth.

Current Vimshottari mahadasha is Rahu (a shadow planet placed in the 12th house of loss/expenditure), with antardasha of Venus (10th/5th lord, Raja yoga karaka) and pratyantardasha of Saturn (exalted 2nd lord) — the sub-periods lean supportive even though the mahadasha lord's placement in the 12th warrants caution about expenditure.

No explicit D2 (Hora) or D-wealth-specific divisional chart was supplied, limiting fine-grained wealth timing analysis.

No data on functional benefic/malefic status adjustments for this specific ascendant beyond natural dignity.

No transit-triggered wealth event history to corroborate dasha-based inferences.

Explanation: The chart shows a genuinely mixed wealth picture: strong structural supports (exalted 2nd lord Saturn in a kendra forming Sasa Yoga, and Venus's Raja Yoga linking 10th/5th) argue for solid earning capacity, particularly through career/status. However, Mercury's combustion and retrogression in the 2nd house, and Jupiter's enemy-dignity placement in the 6th (despite being vargottama), introduce real friction — episodes of resource stress, debt, or effort-heavy gains rather than easy windfalls. The current Rahu mahadasha (12th house) with Venus antardasha and Saturn pratyantardasha gives a layered signal: the overarching period carries some expenditure/foreign-orientation themes, while the immediate sub-periods (exalted Saturn, Raja-yoga Venus) are more favorable. Given these countervailing indications, a single-direction verdict would overstate certainty; the evidence supports a 'mixed' reading with moderate confidence, favoring cautious optimism about self-earned wealth through disciplined career effort rather than sudden or passive gains.

2nd lord Saturn is exalted and placed in the 10th house (a kendra), forming Sasa Yoga — a strong indicator of sustained wealth-earning capacity through career/status.

Venus, lord of the 10th (career) and 5th (poorva punya/creativity), forms a single-lordship Raja Yoga, linking status and fortune to income potential.

Mercury, occupant of the 2nd house (wealth), is combust and retrograde, indicating some instability or stress around cash-flow, speech-based income, or accumulated resources.

Natural wealth/expansion significator Jupiter sits in the 6th house (dusthana, debt/service) in enemy dignity though retrograde and vargottama, giving a mixed signal — service-oriented gains but with vulnerability to competition, debt, or health-related drains.

11th lord Mars (house of gains) sits in the 3rd house in friendly dignity, aspecting the 10th house of career — a moderate support for self-effort-driven gains rather than passive wealth.

Current Vimshottari mahadasha is Rahu (a shadow planet placed in the 12th house of loss/expenditure), with antardasha of Venus (10th/5th lord, Raja yoga karaka) and pratyantardasha of Saturn (exalted 2nd lord) — the sub-periods lean supportive even though the mahadasha lord's placement in the 12th warrants caution about expenditure.

No explicit D2 (Hora) or D-wealth-specific divisional chart was supplied, limiting fine-grained wealth timing analysis.

No data on functional benefic/malefic status adjustments for this specific ascendant beyond natural dignity.

No transit-triggered wealth event history to corroborate dasha-based inferences.

Explanation: The chart shows a genuinely mixed wealth picture: strong structural supports (exalted 2nd lord Saturn in a kendra forming Sasa Yoga, and Venus's Raja Yoga linking 10th/5th) argue for solid earning capacity, particularly through career/status. However, Mercury's combustion and retrogression in the 2nd house, and Jupiter's enemy-dignity placement in the 6th (despite being vargottama), introduce real friction — episodes of resource stress, debt, or effort-heavy gains rather than easy windfalls. The current Rahu mahadasha (12th house) with Venus antardasha and Saturn pratyantardasha gives a layered signal: the overarching period carries some expenditure/foreign-orientation themes, while the immediate sub-periods (exalted Saturn, Raja-yoga Venus) are more favorable. Given these countervailing indications, a single-direction verdict would overstate certainty; the evidence supports a 'mixed' reading with moderate confidence, favoring cautious optimism about self-earned wealth through disciplined career effort rather than sudden or passive gains.


Saturn occupies the 7th house (Libra) and rules Capricorn/Aquarius, neither the lagna (Aries, ruled by Mars) nor the 7th (Libra, ruled by Venus)

Saturn is exalted in this placement, which is a classical mitigating factor not captured by options A-C

Saturn in the 7th, even when it rules neither angle, is only a challenging indicator among many factors; it does not guarantee divorce, and outcome certainty should never be asserted for marriage.

The classical exception to this malefic reading (Saturn ruling the ascendant/7th, or being exalted/own-sign, or forming Sasa yoga) is a distinct condition from 'ruling neither'; it does not apply merely because Saturn rules neither house, and in this chart Saturn is in fact exalted (Sasa Yoga), which is itself a separate mitigating exception not addressed by C.

Condition/strength of natal Venus (7th lord) as an independent marriage indicator

D9 (Navamsa) placement of Saturn and 7th lord for a fuller marriage assessment

Any benefic aspects on the 7th house beyond what is listed

Explanation: Saturn sits in the 7th house (Libra) and does not rule either the ascendant (Aries/Mars) or the 7th (Libra/Venus), which per the classical rule marks it as a challenging indication for marital harmony (option A, supported by /placements/Saturn/house and /houses/0/lord, /houses/6/lord). However, Saturn here is exalted, forming Sasa Yoga (/placements/Saturn/dignity, /yogas/1), a recognized mitigating factor that tempers but does not erase the challenge — this nuance is not represented by options A-C and cautions against a purely negative reading. Option B is an overclaim: no single placement 'guarantees' divorce, and Jyotish indications describe tendencies and probabilities, not certainties. Option C misstates doctrine: the exception (Saturn ruling an angle, or being exalted/own-sign) is a distinct condition, not simply the negation of 'ruling neither' — so C does not follow from the stated rule. Hence only A is directly established; B and C are corrected as errors, and D is not selected since A is indeed supported.

Saturn occupies the 7th house (Libra) and rules Capricorn/Aquarius, neither the lagna (Aries, ruled by Mars) nor the 7th (Libra, ruled by Venus)

Saturn is exalted in this placement, which is a classical mitigating factor not captured by options A-C

Saturn in the 7th, even when it rules neither angle, is only a challenging indicator among many factors; it does not guarantee divorce, and outcome certainty should never be asserted for marriage.

The classical exception to this malefic reading (Saturn ruling the ascendant/7th, or being exalted/own-sign, or forming Sasa yoga) is a distinct condition from 'ruling neither'; it does not apply merely because Saturn rules neither house, and in this chart Saturn is in fact exalted (Sasa Yoga), which is itself a separate mitigating exception not addressed by C.

Condition/strength of natal Venus (7th lord) as an independent marriage indicator

D9 (Navamsa) placement of Saturn and 7th lord for a fuller marriage assessment

Any benefic aspects on the 7th house beyond what is listed

Explanation: Saturn sits in the 7th house (Libra) and does not rule either the ascendant (Aries/Mars) or the 7th (Libra/Venus), which per the classical rule marks it as a challenging indication for marital harmony (option A, supported by /placements/Saturn/house and /houses/0/lord, /houses/6/lord). However, Saturn here is exalted, forming Sasa Yoga (/placements/Saturn/dignity, /yogas/1), a recognized mitigating factor that tempers but does not erase the challenge — this nuance is not represented by options A-C and cautions against a purely negative reading. Option B is an overclaim: no single placement 'guarantees' divorce, and Jyotish indications describe tendencies and probabilities, not certainties. Option C misstates doctrine: the exception (Saturn ruling an angle, or being exalted/own-sign) is a distinct condition, not simply the negation of 'ruling neither' — so C does not follow from the stated rule. Hence only A is directly established; B and C are corrected as errors, and D is not selected since A is indeed supported.


Saturn, lord of lagna (1st) and 2nd house of wealth, is exalted and placed in the 10th kendra house, forming Sasa Yoga — a strong indicator of self-earned wealth through career/status

Venus rules both the 10th (career/kendra) and 5th (trikona) houses, forming a Raja Yoga by single lordship, generally favorable for prosperity

Venus, the Raja Yoga karaka, sits in the 12th house of loss/expenditure conjunct Rahu, which can channel gains toward expenses, foreign dealings, or diffuse accumulation

Mercury, occupant of the 2nd house (wealth), is both combust and retrograde, weakening the direct significator of accumulated resources and speech-based income

Jupiter, natural karaka of wealth and 12th lord, sits in the 6th house (dusthana) in enemy dignity but is Vargottama, suggesting some latent resilience despite placement in a house of debt/service

11th house of gains is ruled by Mars, placed in the 3rd house in friendly dignity — a workable but not exceptionally strong support for income flow

Current running periods (Rahu mahadasha–Venus antardasha–Saturn pratyantardasha) mix a raja-yoga-karaka Venus (in 12th, so expenditure-linked) with an exalted-but-dusthana-transiting Saturn, giving a mixed short-term wealth signature

No dedicated D2 (Hora) or D11 chart for wealth was available to refine 2nd/11th house analysis

Exact strength/functional benefic-malefic status of dasha lords for this native's specific yogas not independently confirmed by a wealth-specific tool

Explanation: The chart shows a genuine structural tension for wealth: the 1st/2nd lord Saturn is exalted in a kendra (strong classic wealth/status indicator, Sasa Yoga), and Venus forms a Raja Yoga as lord of 10th and 5th — both supportive threads. However, the direct 2nd-house occupant Mercury is afflicted (combust and retrograde), and the Raja-Yoga karaka Venus itself sits in the 12th house of expenditure conjunct Rahu, which classically tempers the yoga's ability to produce visible retained wealth, often channeling gains into expenses, foreign connections, or diffusion. The 11th lord Mars is only moderately placed. Jupiter, the natural wealth karaka, is in a dusthana (6th) though Vargottama offers some redemption. The currently running Rahu–Venus–Saturn periods reflect this same duality — potential for gains tied to status/career (Saturn exaltation) alongside likely outflows or complications (Venus in 12th with Rahu). Given supportive and challenging factors of comparable weight, a mixed conclusion is most defensible rather than forcing a clean supportive or challenging read.

Saturn, lord of lagna (1st) and 2nd house of wealth, is exalted and placed in the 10th kendra house, forming Sasa Yoga — a strong indicator of self-earned wealth through career/status

Venus rules both the 10th (career/kendra) and 5th (trikona) houses, forming a Raja Yoga by single lordship, generally favorable for prosperity

Venus, the Raja Yoga karaka, sits in the 12th house of loss/expenditure conjunct Rahu, which can channel gains toward expenses, foreign dealings, or diffuse accumulation

Mercury, occupant of the 2nd house (wealth), is both combust and retrograde, weakening the direct significator of accumulated resources and speech-based income

Jupiter, natural karaka of wealth and 12th lord, sits in the 6th house (dusthana) in enemy dignity but is Vargottama, suggesting some latent resilience despite placement in a house of debt/service

11th house of gains is ruled by Mars, placed in the 3rd house in friendly dignity — a workable but not exceptionally strong support for income flow

Current running periods (Rahu mahadasha–Venus antardasha–Saturn pratyantardasha) mix a raja-yoga-karaka Venus (in 12th, so expenditure-linked) with an exalted-but-dusthana-transiting Saturn, giving a mixed short-term wealth signature

No dedicated D2 (Hora) or D11 chart for wealth was available to refine 2nd/11th house analysis

Exact strength/functional benefic-malefic status of dasha lords for this native's specific yogas not independently confirmed by a wealth-specific tool

Explanation: The chart shows a genuine structural tension for wealth: the 1st/2nd lord Saturn is exalted in a kendra (strong classic wealth/status indicator, Sasa Yoga), and Venus forms a Raja Yoga as lord of 10th and 5th — both supportive threads. However, the direct 2nd-house occupant Mercury is afflicted (combust and retrograde), and the Raja-Yoga karaka Venus itself sits in the 12th house of expenditure conjunct Rahu, which classically tempers the yoga's ability to produce visible retained wealth, often channeling gains into expenses, foreign connections, or diffusion. The 11th lord Mars is only moderately placed. Jupiter, the natural wealth karaka, is in a dusthana (6th) though Vargottama offers some redemption. The currently running Rahu–Venus–Saturn periods reflect this same duality — potential for gains tied to status/career (Saturn exaltation) alongside likely outflows or complications (Venus in 12th with Rahu). Given supportive and challenging factors of comparable weight, a mixed conclusion is most defensible rather than forcing a clean supportive or challenging read.