Explanation: Saturn occupies the seventh house (see /placements/Saturn/house). Since it rules that house, condition for A that it does not rule the seventh fails. The chart does not provide evidence that Saturn in the seventh guarantees divorce (B), nor does it show that the exception of C applies. Therefore none of the statements A‑C are established by the rule and the chart.

Explanation: Saturn occupies the seventh house (see /placements/Saturn/house). Since it rules that house, condition for A that it does not rule the seventh fails. The chart does not provide evidence that Saturn in the seventh guarantees divorce (B), nor does it show that the exception of C applies. Therefore none of the statements A‑C are established by the rule and the chart.


House 2, the primary wealth house, has Mercury retrograde and combust, neutral and conjunct by Jupiter (benefic but in opposition) and Ketu.

House 12, a loss house, hosts Venus and Rahu, both of which can amplify expenditure and loss of wealth.

The current dasha is Rahu (2012‑2030) with an antardasha of Venus (2023‑2026). Rahu mahadasha can bring gains, but the Venus antardasha coincides with Venus in a loss house, tempering wealth gains.

Explanation: In the chart, the conventional wealth‑houses (2, 5, 11) are not strongly beneficised; house 2 bears a neutral Mercury that is retrograde and combust, and the house‑governor is only partly assisted by Jupiter (benefic) but weakened by Ketu (neutral).  House 12, a loss house, contains Venus and Rahu – both of which are associated with expenditure or loss, especially when they occupy a loss sign or house.  Under the current Rahu mahadasha (2012‑2030) with a Venus antardasha (2023‑2026) the potential for gain is offset by Venus’s placement in a loss house; Rahu itself is not positioned in a wealth house.  Thus, the evidence does not support strong wealth growth, and the overall inference is that wealth prospects are likely not favourable, i.e., challenging.  No contradictions were found in the data, and all relevant facts are present. This conclusion is expressed with a moderate level of confidence (0.6).

House 2, the primary wealth house, has Mercury retrograde and combust, neutral and conjunct by Jupiter (benefic but in opposition) and Ketu.

House 12, a loss house, hosts Venus and Rahu, both of which can amplify expenditure and loss of wealth.

The current dasha is Rahu (2012‑2030) with an antardasha of Venus (2023‑2026). Rahu mahadasha can bring gains, but the Venus antardasha coincides with Venus in a loss house, tempering wealth gains.

Explanation: In the chart, the conventional wealth‑houses (2, 5, 11) are not strongly beneficised; house 2 bears a neutral Mercury that is retrograde and combust, and the house‑governor is only partly assisted by Jupiter (benefic) but weakened by Ketu (neutral).  House 12, a loss house, contains Venus and Rahu – both of which are associated with expenditure or loss, especially when they occupy a loss sign or house.  Under the current Rahu mahadasha (2012‑2030) with a Venus antardasha (2023‑2026) the potential for gain is offset by Venus’s placement in a loss house; Rahu itself is not positioned in a wealth house.  Thus, the evidence does not support strong wealth growth, and the overall inference is that wealth prospects are likely not favourable, i.e., challenging.  No contradictions were found in the data, and all relevant facts are present. This conclusion is expressed with a moderate level of confidence (0.6).


Saturn is placed in the 7th house and it rules that house (Saturn is the lord of Libra, the 7th sign). Therefore the condition ‘Saturn rules neither the ascendant nor the seventh’ is not satisfied.

Explanation: The chart shows Saturn in the 7th house, ruling it. Hence the premise of statements A and B, which require Saturn to be outside the ascendant or seventh, does not hold. Statement C refers to an exception that is not present in the chart. Consequently, none of the statements A–C are supported, so option D is selected. The conclusion, therefore, is that no applicable rule provides a clear indication of marital happiness or divorce in this case.

Saturn is placed in the 7th house and it rules that house (Saturn is the lord of Libra, the 7th sign). Therefore the condition ‘Saturn rules neither the ascendant nor the seventh’ is not satisfied.

Explanation: The chart shows Saturn in the 7th house, ruling it. Hence the premise of statements A and B, which require Saturn to be outside the ascendant or seventh, does not hold. Statement C refers to an exception that is not present in the chart. Consequently, none of the statements A–C are supported, so option D is selected. The conclusion, therefore, is that no applicable rule provides a clear indication of marital happiness or divorce in this case.


✖ Invalid option: expected one of "supportive"|"mixed"|"challenging"|"insufficient"
  → at conclusion

Saturn rules house 7 (libra) as the lord of that sign

Saturn does not rule the ascendant (Aries) or the seventh house in this chart

Explanation: The mandated rule applies only when Saturn occupies the seventh house *and* does not rule either the ascendant or the seventh house. In this chart, Saturn does rule the seventh house (Libra). Therefore the antecedent of option A is not satisfied, and options B and C are also inapplicable because they misstate the rule. Hence none of the listed statements A–C is established, making option D the correct choice.


Five occupants (Venus, Rahu, Sun, Mars) in the 7th house indicate a strong emphasis on relationships and partnership.

Sun and Mars both in 7th house, in Gemini, form a Kendra from Lagna, supporting marital growth.

Venus in 5th (house of children) and in 7th together suggests fertility and possibly late partnership due to Venus' placement in 5th.

Rahu in 5th/7th increases worldly desires but can also bring instability in partnership.

Saturn exalted in 11th may moderate social networks but its exaltation indicates benefic influence on gains, not directly on marriage.

Moon debilitated in 12th creates emotional distance and potential isolation, which can challenge partnership nurturing.

Jupiter in 2nd house indicates wealth and support, which can help marriage stability through resources.

Raja yogas (Jupiter in 4th & 1st, Mercury aspectum) suggest potential for honor and status, aiding marital reputation.

Vipareeta Raja Yoga (Moon in 12th controlling 8th) may bring unexpected events or hidden issues in marriage.

Explanation: The chart shows a cluster of 7th house occupants, indicating marital significance, but contradicting influences from the weakened Moon and Ruined Rahu. Raja yoga with Jupiter strengthens status; yet the challenged Moon can cause emotional instability. Overall, indications are mixed. Confidence moderate due to balanced opposing factors.

Five occupants (Venus, Rahu, Sun, Mars) in the 7th house indicate a strong emphasis on relationships and partnership.

Sun and Mars both in 7th house, in Gemini, form a Kendra from Lagna, supporting marital growth.

Venus in 5th (house of children) and in 7th together suggests fertility and possibly late partnership due to Venus' placement in 5th.

Rahu in 5th/7th increases worldly desires but can also bring instability in partnership.

Saturn exalted in 11th may moderate social networks but its exaltation indicates benefic influence on gains, not directly on marriage.

Moon debilitated in 12th creates emotional distance and potential isolation, which can challenge partnership nurturing.

Jupiter in 2nd house indicates wealth and support, which can help marriage stability through resources.

Raja yogas (Jupiter in 4th & 1st, Mercury aspectum) suggest potential for honor and status, aiding marital reputation.

Vipareeta Raja Yoga (Moon in 12th controlling 8th) may bring unexpected events or hidden issues in marriage.

Explanation: The chart shows a cluster of 7th house occupants, indicating marital significance, but contradicting influences from the weakened Moon and Ruined Rahu. Raja yoga with Jupiter strengthens status; yet the challenged Moon can cause emotional instability. Overall, indications are mixed. Confidence moderate due to balanced opposing factors.


Sun in 7th gives marital focus and potential for sunshine spouse

Mercury conjunction with Sun in 7th indicates good communication in marriage

Raja yoga of Venus–Moon in 7th gives favourable marital prospects

Ketu in 11th and opposite 8th may cause emotional detachment or karmic lessons in marriage

Mars in 7th, retrograde and combust, can produce conflict or aggression in partnership

Rahu aspecting 7th may introduce unconventionalities in marital life

Explanation: The chart shows strong marital indications with Sun, Mercury and Venus in the 7th house and multiple Raja yogas. However, Mars’ combust condition and Ketu in the 11th/8th axis introduce potential for conflict and karmic lessons, tempering the optimism. Overall, favourable conditions dominate, justifying a supportive conclusion.

Sun in 7th gives marital focus and potential for sunshine spouse

Mercury conjunction with Sun in 7th indicates good communication in marriage

Raja yoga of Venus–Moon in 7th gives favourable marital prospects

Ketu in 11th and opposite 8th may cause emotional detachment or karmic lessons in marriage

Mars in 7th, retrograde and combust, can produce conflict or aggression in partnership

Rahu aspecting 7th may introduce unconventionalities in marital life

Explanation: The chart shows strong marital indications with Sun, Mercury and Venus in the 7th house and multiple Raja yogas. However, Mars’ combust condition and Ketu in the 11th/8th axis introduce potential for conflict and karmic lessons, tempering the optimism. Overall, favourable conditions dominate, justifying a supportive conclusion.


Explanation: The chart only shows Saturn in house 8. None of the statements A–C referencing Saturn in the seventh house are supported by the provided chart facts. Therefore, statement D is the only applicable conclusion.


Ketu, lord of 8th, is in 12th (Chandra house) indicating a Vipareeta Raja Yoga that may support marriage through indirect influences

Diascal lodes: Saturn in dignified exalted sign (Libra) in 11th (gains) suggests potential financial stability for a marriage

Rahu in Aries in 5th (children) aspecting 7th house, could bring dealmaking or matchmaking but may also cause delays

Sun and Mars conjunct in 7th house (spouse house) indicates potential for conflict or strong partnership dynamics

Jupiter in 2nd house (wealth) is benefic and aspects 7th, supports marriage through partnership and support

Mercury in 12th (Chandra) at 5°58'52" influences communication in marriage; aspect from 7th nav; support

Mars is combust in 7th house, detrimental to marital harmony

The D9 (Navamsa) chart shows Jupiter in 12th, which may bring indirect marital benefits

Rahu in D9 Sarkar falls in 9th, may add foreign/long journey aspects in marriage

Explanation: The chart presents both supportive and challenging marital factors. Benefic placements such as Jupiter in 2nd and 12th, Venus in 5th, and Mercury in 12th suggest favorable conditions for partnership stability and material support. However, the conjunction of Sun and combust Mars in the 7th, Rahu in 5th affecting the 7th, and the presence of Mercury as an enemy in the 8th may introduce conflict or delays. The Vipareeta Raja Yoga involving Ketu in 12th indicates that marital matters may resolve indirectly through transformations or unexpected events. Overall, the evidence points to a mixed outcome: marriage is possible with attention to communication, conflict resolution, and openness to unexpected changes.

Ketu, lord of 8th, is in 12th (Chandra house) indicating a Vipareeta Raja Yoga that may support marriage through indirect influences

Diascal lodes: Saturn in dignified exalted sign (Libra) in 11th (gains) suggests potential financial stability for a marriage

Rahu in Aries in 5th (children) aspecting 7th house, could bring dealmaking or matchmaking but may also cause delays

Sun and Mars conjunct in 7th house (spouse house) indicates potential for conflict or strong partnership dynamics

Jupiter in 2nd house (wealth) is benefic and aspects 7th, supports marriage through partnership and support

Mercury in 12th (Chandra) at 5°58'52" influences communication in marriage; aspect from 7th nav; support

Mars is combust in 7th house, detrimental to marital harmony

The D9 (Navamsa) chart shows Jupiter in 12th, which may bring indirect marital benefits

Rahu in D9 Sarkar falls in 9th, may add foreign/long journey aspects in marriage

Explanation: The chart presents both supportive and challenging marital factors. Benefic placements such as Jupiter in 2nd and 12th, Venus in 5th, and Mercury in 12th suggest favorable conditions for partnership stability and material support. However, the conjunction of Sun and combust Mars in the 7th, Rahu in 5th affecting the 7th, and the presence of Mercury as an enemy in the 8th may introduce conflict or delays. The Vipareeta Raja Yoga involving Ketu in 12th indicates that marital matters may resolve indirectly through transformations or unexpected events. Overall, the evidence points to a mixed outcome: marriage is possible with attention to communication, conflict resolution, and openness to unexpected changes.


Sun occupying the 7th house (spouse house) indicates an interest in a partner and a reasonable chance of marriage.

Mars also co‑occupying the 7th house brings a more assertive, even aggressive, quality to relationships which can delay or complicate a stable marriage.

Venus is in the 5th house (house of children and pleasure), which positively supports the development of a future partner and the enjoyment of marital life.

Rahu is also residing in the 5th house, which can introduce a desire for an unconventional or unconventional partner and may cause some instability in marital matters.

In the Navamsa chart, Venus, the ruler of the 5th (spouse) house, is placed in its own division, pointing to a strong, supportive influence on marital prospects.

Rahu positioned in the 5th in the Navamsa can create misunderstandings or a tendency toward materialistic goals within marriage.

The Sun’s conjunction with the natal Moon’s lord (Jupiter) in the 4th house brings a Raja‑Yoga that indirectly supports love and partnership by enhancing overall harmony and stability.

The Moon is debilitated in the 12th house, suggesting emotional detachment or losses that may temporarily delay marital progress.

Explanation: The chart shows a mix of supportive and challenging points for marriage.  Sun and Venus in the 7th and 5th houses, respectively, and the favourable Venus in the Navamsa both enhance the likelihood of a partnership.  However, the presence of Mars in the 7th and Rahu in the 5th introduces potential delays or unconventional paths.  The debilitated Moon in the 12th adds a tentative emotional element that could further postpone marriage.  Overall, the evidence points to a moderate chance of marriage, with a balance of positive indications and mitigating factors.

Sun occupying the 7th house (spouse house) indicates an interest in a partner and a reasonable chance of marriage.

Mars also co‑occupying the 7th house brings a more assertive, even aggressive, quality to relationships which can delay or complicate a stable marriage.

Venus is in the 5th house (house of children and pleasure), which positively supports the development of a future partner and the enjoyment of marital life.

Rahu is also residing in the 5th house, which can introduce a desire for an unconventional or unconventional partner and may cause some instability in marital matters.

In the Navamsa chart, Venus, the ruler of the 5th (spouse) house, is placed in its own division, pointing to a strong, supportive influence on marital prospects.

Rahu positioned in the 5th in the Navamsa can create misunderstandings or a tendency toward materialistic goals within marriage.

The Sun’s conjunction with the natal Moon’s lord (Jupiter) in the 4th house brings a Raja‑Yoga that indirectly supports love and partnership by enhancing overall harmony and stability.

The Moon is debilitated in the 12th house, suggesting emotional detachment or losses that may temporarily delay marital progress.

Explanation: The chart shows a mix of supportive and challenging points for marriage.  Sun and Venus in the 7th and 5th houses, respectively, and the favourable Venus in the Navamsa both enhance the likelihood of a partnership.  However, the presence of Mars in the 7th and Rahu in the 5th introduces potential delays or unconventional paths.  The debilitated Moon in the 12th adds a tentative emotional element that could further postpone marriage.  Overall, the evidence points to a moderate chance of marriage, with a balance of positive indications and mitigating factors.


The lagna lord Jupiter is in the second house, a Trikona, indicating benefic influence for relationships and a good environment for marriage.

Jupiter is benefic, in Rashi of Capricorn, but debilitated and in the 2nd house with no malefic aspect, providing stability for partnerships.

The 7th house, governing spouse, contains Sun and Mars, but the Sun is conjunct Jupiter (as per transits) and the 7th is ruled by Mercury, a neutral lord. Mars is combust but not a strong malefic factor here.

The D9 Navamsa (spouse chart) is not provided but the 7th house occupants in the 10th Varga (career) are Sun, Moon, Mercury, Venus, etc., indicating a harmonious conjunct friendship sphere

Ketu is in 11th house which is a dusthana; its presence in 12th may indicate some dissolution of expectations, but it is in a favorable position of a dusthana lord in a house indicating possible hidden spouse or transitory relations.

Rahu in 5th and 4th houses may bring enthusiasm but also instability in family life; however, it is not strongly adverse as it does not aspect critical houses.

Glimpse of Raja Yoga: Mercury and Jupiter aspect each other, enhancing Marital felicity as per the chart's Raja Yogas.

Explanation: The chart shows a generally favorable picture for marriage. The lagna lord Jupiter, benefic, is in a Trikona house and exerts a protective influence over the 7th house. The 7th house has Sun and Mars but they are not strongly malefic in the current configuration. Benefic Rahu and Ketu placements do not significantly obstruct partnership. Raja yoga between Mercury and Jupiter further enhances supportive conditions. No major negative patterns or Panshtaka yoga are evident. Consequently, the overall conclusion is that marriage prospects are supportive.

The lagna lord Jupiter is in the second house, a Trikona, indicating benefic influence for relationships and a good environment for marriage.

Jupiter is benefic, in Rashi of Capricorn, but debilitated and in the 2nd house with no malefic aspect, providing stability for partnerships.

The 7th house, governing spouse, contains Sun and Mars, but the Sun is conjunct Jupiter (as per transits) and the 7th is ruled by Mercury, a neutral lord. Mars is combust but not a strong malefic factor here.

The D9 Navamsa (spouse chart) is not provided but the 7th house occupants in the 10th Varga (career) are Sun, Moon, Mercury, Venus, etc., indicating a harmonious conjunct friendship sphere

Ketu is in 11th house which is a dusthana; its presence in 12th may indicate some dissolution of expectations, but it is in a favorable position of a dusthana lord in a house indicating possible hidden spouse or transitory relations.

Rahu in 5th and 4th houses may bring enthusiasm but also instability in family life; however, it is not strongly adverse as it does not aspect critical houses.

Glimpse of Raja Yoga: Mercury and Jupiter aspect each other, enhancing Marital felicity as per the chart's Raja Yogas.

Explanation: The chart shows a generally favorable picture for marriage. The lagna lord Jupiter, benefic, is in a Trikona house and exerts a protective influence over the 7th house. The 7th house has Sun and Mars but they are not strongly malefic in the current configuration. Benefic Rahu and Ketu placements do not significantly obstruct partnership. Raja yoga between Mercury and Jupiter further enhances supportive conditions. No major negative patterns or Panshtaka yoga are evident. Consequently, the overall conclusion is that marriage prospects are supportive.


Explanation: The chart does not contain any stated rule that links the second lord in the ninth house to a health indication. No computed evidence in the chart facts supports statements A, B, or C. Therefore statement D is the correct choice.

Explanation: The chart does not contain any stated rule that links the second lord in the ninth house to a health indication. No computed evidence in the chart facts supports statements A, B, or C. Therefore statement D is the correct choice.

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Explanation: The chart does not contain any statement or astrological rule that links the second lord of the ninth house to a specific health pattern. None of the provided options A–C are supported by the facts in the chart. Therefore option D—none of the statements A–C is established by the stated rule and chart—applies.

Explanation: The chart does not contain any statement or astrological rule that links the second lord of the ninth house to a specific health pattern. None of the provided options A–C are supported by the facts in the chart. Therefore option D—none of the statements A–C is established by the stated rule and chart—applies.


Saturn is not in the seventh house as stated in options A-C; instead it is located in the eighth house per chart facts.

Saturn is in the eighth house, so the mixed indication for the seventh house does not apply.

Saturn is in the eighth house, so it is not wholly beneficial for marriage.

Saturn is in the eighth house, so it does not necessarily end a marriage.

Explanation: The chart clearly shows Saturn positioned in the eighth house. Since all provided statements reference Saturn in the seventh house, none of them are applicable to this chart. Therefore, the correct choice is D: none of the statements A-C are established by the stated rule and chart.

Saturn is not in the seventh house as stated in options A-C; instead it is located in the eighth house per chart facts.

Saturn is in the eighth house, so the mixed indication for the seventh house does not apply.

Saturn is in the eighth house, so it is not wholly beneficial for marriage.

Saturn is in the eighth house, so it does not necessarily end a marriage.

Explanation: The chart clearly shows Saturn positioned in the eighth house. Since all provided statements reference Saturn in the seventh house, none of them are applicable to this chart. Therefore, the correct choice is D: none of the statements A-C are established by the stated rule and chart.


Explanation: In the chart the 9th house is occupied by Venus, whose governing planetary sign in whole‑sign houses is Leo. The 9th house is ruled by Jupiter, whose second lord is Saturn (the lord of the 10th). There is no explicit rule in the chart facts or in the listed yogas that links this secondary ruling planet to a specific health trajectory. The current Mahadasha is Mercury, with a Saturn resident in the 8th house, which is traditionally associated with health concerns, but this does not confirm the wording of options A–C. Consequently, none of statements A, B or C can be confirmed, so option D is selected. No direct evidence supports A, B or C, so no supporting claims are listed.

Explanation: In the chart the 9th house is occupied by Venus, whose governing planetary sign in whole‑sign houses is Leo. The 9th house is ruled by Jupiter, whose second lord is Saturn (the lord of the 10th). There is no explicit rule in the chart facts or in the listed yogas that links this secondary ruling planet to a specific health trajectory. The current Mahadasha is Mercury, with a Saturn resident in the 8th house, which is traditionally associated with health concerns, but this does not confirm the wording of options A–C. Consequently, none of statements A, B or C can be confirmed, so option D is selected. No direct evidence supports A, B or C, so no supporting claims are listed.


Venus, owner of the fifth house of children and love, resides in the fifth house, indicating affection, romance, and a likely desire for a partner.

Rahu also occupies the fifth house, suggesting an unconventional or unexpected path to marriage, potentially involving foreign influence or unconventional timing.

Mars, an enemy of this chart’s function (fire sign Gemini) combusts in the seventh house and is a rival to Venus, implying conflict, quarrels, or a partner who may be impulsive or aggressive.

The Sun, a benefic ruler associated with the authoritative aspect of a spouse, is also in the seventh house, pointing to a partner who is authoritative or a relationship with a teacher‑type figure.

Moon is debilitated in the twelfth house, whose sign indicates loss and isolation; this placement can signal complications or delays in marriage, emotional detachment, or a partner who is emotionally distant.

Venus aspects the seventh house (from the fifth), supplying a positive influence on the marriage sector.

Mercury, which aspects the first house, does not directly affect the seventh house, but its placement in the eighth house implies a pattern of secret or sudden changes in relationships.

Saturn, exalted in the eleventh house, aspects the seventh house (through fourth house aspect), potentially exerting a test or restriction on marital bliss.

The current Mahadasha is Ketu, a malefic planet, with Mercury as antardasha; this combination may cause detachment or delay in marital matters during this period.

Explanation: The chart shows a mixed set of indications for marriage. Positive influences come from Venus and the Sun in the seventh sector, Venus’s aspect on the seventh, and a Yantra of Raja Yoga involving Jupiter that supports overall well‑being. Challenges arise from Mars’s combust position in the seventh, the debilitated Moon in the twelfth, Rahu’s unconventional influence in the fifth, and the current Ketu–Mercury dashas that can delay or complicate marital actions. The overall picture suggests that while a marriage is probable, it may encounter misunderstandings, unconventional timing, or emotional distance. The confidence is moderate because the chart contains both supportive and challenging factors of roughly equal strength in the marriage sector.

Venus, owner of the fifth house of children and love, resides in the fifth house, indicating affection, romance, and a likely desire for a partner.

Rahu also occupies the fifth house, suggesting an unconventional or unexpected path to marriage, potentially involving foreign influence or unconventional timing.

Mars, an enemy of this chart’s function (fire sign Gemini) combusts in the seventh house and is a rival to Venus, implying conflict, quarrels, or a partner who may be impulsive or aggressive.

The Sun, a benefic ruler associated with the authoritative aspect of a spouse, is also in the seventh house, pointing to a partner who is authoritative or a relationship with a teacher‑type figure.

Moon is debilitated in the twelfth house, whose sign indicates loss and isolation; this placement can signal complications or delays in marriage, emotional detachment, or a partner who is emotionally distant.

Venus aspects the seventh house (from the fifth), supplying a positive influence on the marriage sector.

Mercury, which aspects the first house, does not directly affect the seventh house, but its placement in the eighth house implies a pattern of secret or sudden changes in relationships.

Saturn, exalted in the eleventh house, aspects the seventh house (through fourth house aspect), potentially exerting a test or restriction on marital bliss.

The current Mahadasha is Ketu, a malefic planet, with Mercury as antardasha; this combination may cause detachment or delay in marital matters during this period.

Explanation: The chart shows a mixed set of indications for marriage. Positive influences come from Venus and the Sun in the seventh sector, Venus’s aspect on the seventh, and a Yantra of Raja Yoga involving Jupiter that supports overall well‑being. Challenges arise from Mars’s combust position in the seventh, the debilitated Moon in the twelfth, Rahu’s unconventional influence in the fifth, and the current Ketu–Mercury dashas that can delay or complicate marital actions. The overall picture suggests that while a marriage is probable, it may encounter misunderstandings, unconventional timing, or emotional distance. The confidence is moderate because the chart contains both supportive and challenging factors of roughly equal strength in the marriage sector.


Explanation: The chart does not contain any evidence that the second lord in the ninth house exhibits a pattern of weaker early health and improved later health (Option A), or a uniformly poor health pattern (Option B). Moreover, no specific illness can be diagnosed solely from the placement of the second lord in the ninth house in this chart (Option C). Without an explicit rule that connects the second lord in the ninth with such health outcomes, the assertions in A–C are not supported by the chart evidence. Thus Option D is the correct selection.

Explanation: The chart does not contain any evidence that the second lord in the ninth house exhibits a pattern of weaker early health and improved later health (Option A), or a uniformly poor health pattern (Option B). Moreover, no specific illness can be diagnosed solely from the placement of the second lord in the ninth house in this chart (Option C). Without an explicit rule that connects the second lord in the ninth with such health outcomes, the assertions in A–C are not supported by the chart evidence. Thus Option D is the correct selection.


The chart shows the ninth house lord Venus is placed in the ninth, and its second lord is Mercury, which is combust and debilitated in the eighth house.

Explanation: The provided chart does not explicitly support the specific patterns of health described in options A, B, or C. While Mercury (the second lord of the ninth house) is combust, that alone does not decisively indicate either mixed or uniformly poor health throughout life, nor does it specify a particular illness. Therefore, no listed rule applies with the evidence available, and the only justified conclusion is that none of the statements A‑C is established by the chart.

The chart shows the ninth house lord Venus is placed in the ninth, and its second lord is Mercury, which is combust and debilitated in the eighth house.

Explanation: The provided chart does not explicitly support the specific patterns of health described in options A, B, or C. While Mercury (the second lord of the ninth house) is combust, that alone does not decisively indicate either mixed or uniformly poor health throughout life, nor does it specify a particular illness. Therefore, no listed rule applies with the evidence available, and the only justified conclusion is that none of the statements A‑C is established by the chart.


Explanation: The chart does not provide evidence that the second lord in the ninth house behaves in any of the specific health patterns described in options A or B, nor does it diagnose a particular illness as suggested in option C. Hence, none of the statements A–C are established by the chart, leading to the selection of option D.

Explanation: The chart does not provide evidence that the second lord in the ninth house behaves in any of the specific health patterns described in options A or B, nor does it diagnose a particular illness as suggested in option C. Hence, none of the statements A–C are established by the chart, leading to the selection of option D.


Saturn is in the 11th house with Mars, indicating possible chronic health issues or a predisposition to conditions relating to the 11th sector such as nervous system or immune function.

The Sun in the 1st house is in Capricorn (a defensive sign for life forces), which can strengthen the body but also increase rigidity and stress.

Jupiter, the natural benefic for the heart and circulation, is in the 8th house (a dusthana), which may temper its benefic qualities and point to potential issues in cardiovascular health or sudden events.

Moon is in the 2nd house and combust, suggesting a potential vulnerability in immunity or digestive health.

Venus (exalted) resides in the 3rd house, which can support mental and physical stamina, but the house is ruled by Jupiter (in dusthana), providing a mixed influence.

Mars, the planet of energy, is in the 11th house, potentially fueling vigor but also risking inflammation or infections.

Rahu and Saturn share the 11th house, a combination that may bring unpredictable or erratic health patterns, possibly affecting the nervous system or bone health.

Ketu in the 5th house suggests some spiritual or mental health aspects that should be considered, possibly easing anxiety but also indicating psychic sensitivity.

Explanation: The chart shows several planetary placements that interact with typical health significations: Saturn and Mars in the 11th can bring chronic issues, Jupiter in the 8th dampens benefic health aspects, while Venus exalted in the 3rd supports stamina. The combust Moon in the 2nd indicates digestive or immune vulnerability. The mixed evidence across multiple factors leads to an overall “mixed” conclusion.

Saturn is in the 11th house with Mars, indicating possible chronic health issues or a predisposition to conditions relating to the 11th sector such as nervous system or immune function.

The Sun in the 1st house is in Capricorn (a defensive sign for life forces), which can strengthen the body but also increase rigidity and stress.

Jupiter, the natural benefic for the heart and circulation, is in the 8th house (a dusthana), which may temper its benefic qualities and point to potential issues in cardiovascular health or sudden events.

Moon is in the 2nd house and combust, suggesting a potential vulnerability in immunity or digestive health.

Venus (exalted) resides in the 3rd house, which can support mental and physical stamina, but the house is ruled by Jupiter (in dusthana), providing a mixed influence.

Mars, the planet of energy, is in the 11th house, potentially fueling vigor but also risking inflammation or infections.

Rahu and Saturn share the 11th house, a combination that may bring unpredictable or erratic health patterns, possibly affecting the nervous system or bone health.

Ketu in the 5th house suggests some spiritual or mental health aspects that should be considered, possibly easing anxiety but also indicating psychic sensitivity.

Explanation: The chart shows several planetary placements that interact with typical health significations: Saturn and Mars in the 11th can bring chronic issues, Jupiter in the 8th dampens benefic health aspects, while Venus exalted in the 3rd supports stamina. The combust Moon in the 2nd indicates digestive or immune vulnerability. The mixed evidence across multiple factors leads to an overall “mixed” conclusion.


The 6th house, governing disease and illness, is empty and is ruled by Mercury, a benefic that is aspecting from the 4th and 12th houses, suggesting a generally balanced state of health.

Saturn, an malefic, occupies the 11th house and is aspecting the 6th house, indicating potential for chronic issues or a predisposition to wear‑and‑tear conditions.

Jupiter, a benefic, is in the 8th house of transformation and sudden events and is aspecting the 6th house, which may mitigate acute health crises.

The 12th house, concerning loss and expenditure, is empty and is ruled by the retrograde Venus, which can be a source of mental stress, but its benefic nature can also provide emotional resilience.

The transiting Saturn in the 3rd house aspects the natal 6th house and the 12th, potentially bringing a stressor to the nervous system and digestive health.

Transiting Jupiter in the 6th house aspectually strengthens the 6th and may provide seasonal relief from stomach or liver issues.

Explanation: A balanced review of the 6th house occupants, its rulers, and aspects from key benefic and malefic planets, together with current transits, yields a mixed health outlook. The empty 6th house and benefic rulership suggests general well‑being, but mandatory attention to Saturn’s afflictive and transiting influences is advised to mitigate potential chronic or stress‑related ailments.

The 6th house, governing disease and illness, is empty and is ruled by Mercury, a benefic that is aspecting from the 4th and 12th houses, suggesting a generally balanced state of health.

Saturn, an malefic, occupies the 11th house and is aspecting the 6th house, indicating potential for chronic issues or a predisposition to wear‑and‑tear conditions.

Jupiter, a benefic, is in the 8th house of transformation and sudden events and is aspecting the 6th house, which may mitigate acute health crises.

The 12th house, concerning loss and expenditure, is empty and is ruled by the retrograde Venus, which can be a source of mental stress, but its benefic nature can also provide emotional resilience.

The transiting Saturn in the 3rd house aspects the natal 6th house and the 12th, potentially bringing a stressor to the nervous system and digestive health.

Transiting Jupiter in the 6th house aspectually strengthens the 6th and may provide seasonal relief from stomach or liver issues.

Explanation: A balanced review of the 6th house occupants, its rulers, and aspects from key benefic and malefic planets, together with current transits, yields a mixed health outlook. The empty 6th house and benefic rulership suggests general well‑being, but mandatory attention to Saturn’s afflictive and transiting influences is advised to mitigate potential chronic or stress‑related ailments.


The Moon is combust, which can indicate vulnerability of physical health, especially affecting the liver and respiratory system.

Jupiter resides in the 8th house (dusthana), which can predispose to sudden health events, problems of life expectancy and chronic disease.

Saturn also transits the 8th house via aspect, potentially strengthening the 8th house influences but Saturn’s placement in the 11th house (a kendra) provides overall robustness of body and resilience.

Venus is exalted in the 3rd sign (Pisces) and exerts a positive influence on the body, especially the head, arms and circulation such that it offers protective health support.

The conjunction of Sun and Mercury in the 1st house (Guruvandana or Budha‑Aditya yoga) creates strong vitality and overall good health.

Mars and Saturn are conjunct in the 11th house (Raja and Dhana yoga), which can give strong constitutional vigor but may also produce occasional joint or muscular strain.

Explanation: The chart displays several favorable planetary configurations that generally point to a robust constitution and vitality, such as the Sun‑Mercury conjunction in the 1st house and Venus exaltation. However, the combust Moon and Jupiter’s placement in the 8th house introduce potential health vulnerabilities, particularly relating to sudden events and chronic conditions that are common themes for the 8th house. Saturn’s aspect to the 8th, while potentially aggravating, also serves to moderate extreme outcomes by providing mental fortitude. Overall, the health picture suggests a generally supportive frame with mindful attention to conditions that can arise from the 8th house phenomena. This synthesis is based on direct chart entries and recognized yogic interpretations; it retains some uncertainty as health outcomes can be moderated by lifestyle, environment, and planetary periods.

The Moon is combust, which can indicate vulnerability of physical health, especially affecting the liver and respiratory system.

Jupiter resides in the 8th house (dusthana), which can predispose to sudden health events, problems of life expectancy and chronic disease.

Saturn also transits the 8th house via aspect, potentially strengthening the 8th house influences but Saturn’s placement in the 11th house (a kendra) provides overall robustness of body and resilience.

Venus is exalted in the 3rd sign (Pisces) and exerts a positive influence on the body, especially the head, arms and circulation such that it offers protective health support.

The conjunction of Sun and Mercury in the 1st house (Guruvandana or Budha‑Aditya yoga) creates strong vitality and overall good health.

Mars and Saturn are conjunct in the 11th house (Raja and Dhana yoga), which can give strong constitutional vigor but may also produce occasional joint or muscular strain.

Explanation: The chart displays several favorable planetary configurations that generally point to a robust constitution and vitality, such as the Sun‑Mercury conjunction in the 1st house and Venus exaltation. However, the combust Moon and Jupiter’s placement in the 8th house introduce potential health vulnerabilities, particularly relating to sudden events and chronic conditions that are common themes for the 8th house. Saturn’s aspect to the 8th, while potentially aggravating, also serves to moderate extreme outcomes by providing mental fortitude. Overall, the health picture suggests a generally supportive frame with mindful attention to conditions that can arise from the 8th house phenomena. This synthesis is based on direct chart entries and recognized yogic interpretations; it retains some uncertainty as health outcomes can be moderated by lifestyle, environment, and planetary periods.


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Saturn is placed in the eighth house, not the seventh, so statements A‑C are not applicable to this chart.

Explanation: The chart shows Saturn in the eighth house. All three statements (A–C) refer to Saturn in the seventh house; therefore none of them are supported by the chart. Option D is the only applicable choice.

Saturn is placed in the eighth house, not the seventh, so statements A‑C are not applicable to this chart.

Explanation: The chart shows Saturn in the eighth house. All three statements (A–C) refer to Saturn in the seventh house; therefore none of them are supported by the chart. Option D is the only applicable choice.


The 6th house, governing health, is empty but ruled by Mercury, currently the Mahādāśa lord, which may bring vigilance but not strong protective placements.

Jupiter, a benefic, resides in the 8th (suffering/long‑term issues) but also in the 8th with Venus exalted, indicating potential chronic or hidden health matters that could become prominent.

Saturn, an enemic planet, is in the 11th and not in the 6th but its aspect on the 6th (saturnFromMoon=2) may bring chronic or long‑term conditions, particularly after the 2029 Mercury‑Mahādāśa ends.

Mars, a natural malefic, is conjunct Saturn in the 11th. While not directly in the 6th, its conjunction with the 1st house of health (Jupiter’s house) may aggravate inflammation or sudden ailments and it suggests caution regarding injury or sudden events.

The presence of Venus exalted (7° in Pisces) in the 3rd house (siblings, communication) enhances subtle health aspects such as mood, restoring equilibrium and possibly mitigating some of Saturn/Yupiter’s negative effects.

The Dasha period in residence (Mercury to 2029) is generally considered neutral for health, but Mercury’s rulership over the 6th may encourage preventive practices and regular health check‑ups.

The key yogas include Raja Yoga of Venus (lord of the 10th and 5th) and Raja Yoga of Mars–Saturn conjunction, signalling general prosperity and strength, but these no direct health benefits. Gaja Kesari Yoga may aid bodily health but is more related to overall well‑being.

Explanation: The chart shows the 6th house vacant, yet it is ruled by Mercury, the current Mahādāśa lord, suggesting moderate vigilance in health matters. Jupiter in the 8th household raises concern for latent or prolonged health issues, while Saturn’s gravity on the 6th and its aspect from the Moon add a potential chronic element, particularly after the current Mercury Mahādāśa ends. Mars–Saturn conjunction in the 11th introduces a risk of injury or sudden health events. Conversely, Venus exalted brings subtle restorative effects, and the current Mercury Mahādāśa encourages attentive health management. Overall, health prospects are mixed: preventive diligence is advisable, with awareness of possible long‑term issues and sudden events.

The 6th house, governing health, is empty but ruled by Mercury, currently the Mahādāśa lord, which may bring vigilance but not strong protective placements.

Jupiter, a benefic, resides in the 8th (suffering/long‑term issues) but also in the 8th with Venus exalted, indicating potential chronic or hidden health matters that could become prominent.

Saturn, an enemic planet, is in the 11th and not in the 6th but its aspect on the 6th (saturnFromMoon=2) may bring chronic or long‑term conditions, particularly after the 2029 Mercury‑Mahādāśa ends.

Mars, a natural malefic, is conjunct Saturn in the 11th. While not directly in the 6th, its conjunction with the 1st house of health (Jupiter’s house) may aggravate inflammation or sudden ailments and it suggests caution regarding injury or sudden events.

The presence of Venus exalted (7° in Pisces) in the 3rd house (siblings, communication) enhances subtle health aspects such as mood, restoring equilibrium and possibly mitigating some of Saturn/Yupiter’s negative effects.

The Dasha period in residence (Mercury to 2029) is generally considered neutral for health, but Mercury’s rulership over the 6th may encourage preventive practices and regular health check‑ups.

The key yogas include Raja Yoga of Venus (lord of the 10th and 5th) and Raja Yoga of Mars–Saturn conjunction, signalling general prosperity and strength, but these no direct health benefits. Gaja Kesari Yoga may aid bodily health but is more related to overall well‑being.

Explanation: The chart shows the 6th house vacant, yet it is ruled by Mercury, the current Mahādāśa lord, suggesting moderate vigilance in health matters. Jupiter in the 8th household raises concern for latent or prolonged health issues, while Saturn’s gravity on the 6th and its aspect from the Moon add a potential chronic element, particularly after the current Mercury Mahādāśa ends. Mars–Saturn conjunction in the 11th introduces a risk of injury or sudden health events. Conversely, Venus exalted brings subtle restorative effects, and the current Mercury Mahādāśa encourages attentive health management. Overall, health prospects are mixed: preventive diligence is advisable, with awareness of possible long‑term issues and sudden events.


Explanation: The chart data provided does not include any information about the eleventh house or any lords associated with it, so none of the specific statements A–C can be evaluated. Therefore, the conclusion is that the rule does not apply based on the available chart facts.

Explanation: The chart data provided does not include any information about the eleventh house or any lords associated with it, so none of the specific statements A–C can be evaluated. Therefore, the conclusion is that the rule does not apply based on the available chart facts.


Explanation: The chart facts provided do not contain any information about the placement of the second lord of the eleventh house, nor the details of that lord’s house. Because none of the prescribed statements can be verified from the available data, the only defensible choice is option D, indicating that no statements A‑C are established by the rules and chart.

Explanation: The chart facts provided do not contain any information about the placement of the second lord of the eleventh house, nor the details of that lord’s house. Because none of the prescribed statements can be verified from the available data, the only defensible choice is option D, indicating that no statements A‑C are established by the rules and chart.


Sun and Mercury are both in the 1st house, which governs self and vitality and is the domicile of health; their conjunction indicates a strong inherent vitality and resilience.

Venus, the exalted benefic ruler of the 2nd sign, is in the 3rd house of siblings and short journeys; its exaltation and positive placement suggest overall physical well‑being and ease of travelling.

The 6th house of disease and service is empty, and its lord, Mercury, resides in the 1st house; an empty disease house is generally neutral, but the lord outside may mitigate potential illness.

Moon is combust and occupies the 2nd house of wealth; combust Moon can bring emotional turbulence that may predispose to stress‑related health issues.

Jupiter is retrograde in the 8th house of longevity and sudden events; retrograde Jupiter can temper its natural longevity influence, potentially leading to mid‑life health challenges.

The conjunction of Mars (lord of the 4th) and Saturn (lord of the 1st) in the 11th house of gains may give a degree of vigor but can also increase susceptibility to chronic conditions when combined with a debilitated Mars.

Explanation: The chart displays several positive placements that support resilience—Sun and Mercury in the 1st house, an exalted Venus in the 3rd—and neutral or mitigating factors such as the empty 6th house and beneficial lordship outside it.  However, potential negative influences include a combust Moon (emotional stress) and a retrograde Jupiter in the 8th house, which could affect mid‑life longevity.  The overall balance of factors suggests a mixed health outlook, where inherent vitality may be offset by certain predispositions to stress‑related and mid‑life health concerns.

Sun and Mercury are both in the 1st house, which governs self and vitality and is the domicile of health; their conjunction indicates a strong inherent vitality and resilience.

Venus, the exalted benefic ruler of the 2nd sign, is in the 3rd house of siblings and short journeys; its exaltation and positive placement suggest overall physical well‑being and ease of travelling.

The 6th house of disease and service is empty, and its lord, Mercury, resides in the 1st house; an empty disease house is generally neutral, but the lord outside may mitigate potential illness.

Moon is combust and occupies the 2nd house of wealth; combust Moon can bring emotional turbulence that may predispose to stress‑related health issues.

Jupiter is retrograde in the 8th house of longevity and sudden events; retrograde Jupiter can temper its natural longevity influence, potentially leading to mid‑life health challenges.

The conjunction of Mars (lord of the 4th) and Saturn (lord of the 1st) in the 11th house of gains may give a degree of vigor but can also increase susceptibility to chronic conditions when combined with a debilitated Mars.

Explanation: The chart displays several positive placements that support resilience—Sun and Mercury in the 1st house, an exalted Venus in the 3rd—and neutral or mitigating factors such as the empty 6th house and beneficial lordship outside it.  However, potential negative influences include a combust Moon (emotional stress) and a retrograde Jupiter in the 8th house, which could affect mid‑life longevity.  The overall balance of factors suggests a mixed health outlook, where inherent vitality may be offset by certain predispositions to stress‑related and mid‑life health concerns.


The ascendant lord (Moon) in house 10 indicates professional success

Explanation: The chart shows the ascendant lord, Moon, placed in the 10th house. Moon is a benefic planet and is not negatively afflicted by aspects or combust conditions. In Vedic astrology, a benefic ascendant lord in the 10th generally supports career success or specialization. No evidence in the chart indicates a career‑loss indication, nor does it guarantee a specific profession. Therefore option A is the only appropriate statement.

The ascendant lord (Moon) in house 10 indicates professional success

Explanation: The chart shows the ascendant lord, Moon, placed in the 10th house. Moon is a benefic planet and is not negatively afflicted by aspects or combust conditions. In Vedic astrology, a benefic ascendant lord in the 10th generally supports career success or specialization. No evidence in the chart indicates a career‑loss indication, nor does it guarantee a specific profession. Therefore option A is the only appropriate statement.


The lagna lord (Moon) is situated in the 10th house, which traditionally indicates support for professional success or specialization.

There is no evidence that the lagna lord in the 10th house indicates a specific profession or guarantees a particular career path.

Explanation: In this chart the ascendant lord is the Moon, which is placed in house 10. The Moon is a benefic graha and its presence in the 10th supports professional success, consistent with conventional astrological interpretations. There is no indication that this placement commits the native to a specific vocation, nor is there any sign that it denotes a loss of career prospects. Thus option A is supported, while options B and C are not established by the chart or the cited rule.

The lagna lord (Moon) is situated in the 10th house, which traditionally indicates support for professional success or specialization.

There is no evidence that the lagna lord in the 10th house indicates a specific profession or guarantees a particular career path.

Explanation: In this chart the ascendant lord is the Moon, which is placed in house 10. The Moon is a benefic graha and its presence in the 10th supports professional success, consistent with conventional astrological interpretations. There is no indication that this placement commits the native to a specific vocation, nor is there any sign that it denotes a loss of career prospects. Thus option A is supported, while options B and C are not established by the chart or the cited rule.


House 8 (Jupiter’s position) indicates longevity and reduced risk of chronic illness as per Vipareeta Raja Yoga

Gaja Kesari Yoga (Jupiter at 7th house from the Moon) enhances overall vitality and health

Jupiter occupying the 6th house (current transiting planet) brings benefic influence over the area of disease, potentially aiding health

Transiting Venus (exalted) in house 12 aspects the 6th house, supporting healing and medical care

Transiting Mars in house 12 aspects the 6th house, a minor activation which can cause temporary illness or injury, but is tempered by Venus’ benefic aspect

Mars‑Saturn conjunction in the 11th house (as per house placements) could neutrally influence health but is mitigated by the overall benefic pattern

The chart does not predict any specific disease; it merely indicates relative potentials.

Explanation: The patient’s chart shows key longevity and health‑supportive yogas involving Jupiter (Vipareeta Raja Yoga, Gaja Kesari Yoga) and an exalted Venus in the 6th house of disease. Transiting Jupiter in the 6th is beneficial, while Venus’ benefic aspect from the 12th further supports health. Transiting Mars aspects the 6th, suggesting the possibility of a minor, temporary health issue; however, Venus’ effect is expected to mitigate severe impact. Overall, the evidence points to a supportive health scenario with moderate resilience to disease and potential for longevity.

House 8 (Jupiter’s position) indicates longevity and reduced risk of chronic illness as per Vipareeta Raja Yoga

Gaja Kesari Yoga (Jupiter at 7th house from the Moon) enhances overall vitality and health

Jupiter occupying the 6th house (current transiting planet) brings benefic influence over the area of disease, potentially aiding health

Transiting Venus (exalted) in house 12 aspects the 6th house, supporting healing and medical care

Transiting Mars in house 12 aspects the 6th house, a minor activation which can cause temporary illness or injury, but is tempered by Venus’ benefic aspect

Mars‑Saturn conjunction in the 11th house (as per house placements) could neutrally influence health but is mitigated by the overall benefic pattern

The chart does not predict any specific disease; it merely indicates relative potentials.

Explanation: The patient’s chart shows key longevity and health‑supportive yogas involving Jupiter (Vipareeta Raja Yoga, Gaja Kesari Yoga) and an exalted Venus in the 6th house of disease. Transiting Jupiter in the 6th is beneficial, while Venus’ benefic aspect from the 12th further supports health. Transiting Mars aspects the 6th, suggesting the possibility of a minor, temporary health issue; however, Venus’ effect is expected to mitigate severe impact. Overall, the evidence points to a supportive health scenario with moderate resilience to disease and potential for longevity.


The ascendant lord (Moon) resides in the tenth house of career.

The Moon is a benefic planet (true signification) and in Aries it has neutral dignity but benefic perception.

Explanation: In this chart the lagna lord, Moon, occupies the tenth house, which is the house of career. A benefic planet in the tenth house traditionally signals support for professional success or specialization. The Moon’s dignificatory status is neutral, yet its benefic nature outweighs this, indicating a supportive influence. No evidence in the chart supports a career‑loss indication (B), nor does it guarantee a specific profession (C). Therefore option A is established by the rule and the chart. Option D is not applicable.

The ascendant lord (Moon) resides in the tenth house of career.

The Moon is a benefic planet (true signification) and in Aries it has neutral dignity but benefic perception.

Explanation: In this chart the lagna lord, Moon, occupies the tenth house, which is the house of career. A benefic planet in the tenth house traditionally signals support for professional success or specialization. The Moon’s dignificatory status is neutral, yet its benefic nature outweighs this, indicating a supportive influence. No evidence in the chart supports a career‑loss indication (B), nor does it guarantee a specific profession (C). Therefore option A is established by the rule and the chart. Option D is not applicable.


The ascendant lord (Moon) occupies the tenth house.

Explanation: The chart shows that the ascendant lord, the Moon, is in the tenth house (house 10), which is the house of career. While the Moon is neutral and not outright benefic or malefic, the evidence provided does not support the assertion that this placement is specifically supportive of professional success (statement A) or a primary career‑loss indication (statement B). Likewise, the chart does not specify any guarantee of a particular profession (statement C). Therefore, with the available evidence, we conclude that none of statements A–C is established, supporting option D.

The ascendant lord (Moon) occupies the tenth house.

Explanation: The chart shows that the ascendant lord, the Moon, is in the tenth house (house 10), which is the house of career. While the Moon is neutral and not outright benefic or malefic, the evidence provided does not support the assertion that this placement is specifically supportive of professional success (statement A) or a primary career‑loss indication (statement B). Likewise, the chart does not specify any guarantee of a particular profession (statement C). Therefore, with the available evidence, we conclude that none of statements A–C is established, supporting option D.


The ascendant lord (Moon) is located in the tenth house.

The tenth house is a kendra from the ascendant, a placement that generally indicates a potential for professional development.

Explanation: The chart shows the ascendant lord, Moon, in the tenth house—an auspicious kendra—suggesting a supportive influence on career prospects. This aligns with option A. Options B and C are not supported by the chart, and option D is therefore not chosen.

The ascendant lord (Moon) is located in the tenth house.

The tenth house is a kendra from the ascendant, a placement that generally indicates a potential for professional development.

Explanation: The chart shows the ascendant lord, Moon, in the tenth house—an auspicious kendra—suggesting a supportive influence on career prospects. This aligns with option A. Options B and C are not supported by the chart, and option D is therefore not chosen.


Ascendant lord (Moon) resides in the tenth house, which in classical interpretations is normally considered a benefic placement indicating support for professional success or specialization.

Explanation: The subject’s ascendant lord Moon is positioned in the tenth house (see /placements/Moon/house). In the conventional framework, the lord of the ascendant in the tenth house generally augments career prospects, especially when the lord (Moon here) is a benefic sign (see /placements/Moon/isBenefic).  The chart does not show any damaging aspects or malefic dignity that would qualify the placement as a primary career‑loss indicator.  The rule specifying “ascendant lord in the tenth is treated as supportive” is therefore upheld, whereas the alternative statements B and C are not supported by the chart facts.

Ascendant lord (Moon) resides in the tenth house, which in classical interpretations is normally considered a benefic placement indicating support for professional success or specialization.

Explanation: The subject’s ascendant lord Moon is positioned in the tenth house (see /placements/Moon/house). In the conventional framework, the lord of the ascendant in the tenth house generally augments career prospects, especially when the lord (Moon here) is a benefic sign (see /placements/Moon/isBenefic).  The chart does not show any damaging aspects or malefic dignity that would qualify the placement as a primary career‑loss indicator.  The rule specifying “ascendant lord in the tenth is treated as supportive” is therefore upheld, whereas the alternative statements B and C are not supported by the chart facts.


The houses 10 and 2, both ruled by Mercury and Saturn respectively, host Jupiter and Venus in the natal chart, indicating that career success may be influenced by learned skills and financial matters.

Jupiter, the planet of authority, sits in house 10 (career house) and is in enemy dignity, which may temper its positive influence on career prospects.

Saturn in house 12, with its lord in house 5, occupies a dusthana for career and may bring delays or hardships that hinder professional progress.

The Raja Yoga of Jupiter (ruled both house 4 and 1) suggests a natural talent for management or teaching that could favour a stable career path.

Mercury, as lord of the 2nd and 10th houses, resides in house 2 and has no malefic indicators; its presence may support skill development in career matters.

The identification of the Adhi Yoga (Venus and Mercury in 6th, 7th or 8th from the Moon) indicates that professional activity may be hindered by service or litigation or arising from cooperative work, potentially pointing to a career that involves dealing with legal or public affairs.

Explanation: The chart shows mixed signals for career: benign aspects from benefics that favour learning and resource management, but also positioning in dusthanas and malefic dignities that present challenges. Overall, the evidence suggests a moderate career outlook with potential for growth if the respondent cultivates the strengths of Saturn and Jupiter’s rulerships.

The houses 10 and 2, both ruled by Mercury and Saturn respectively, host Jupiter and Venus in the natal chart, indicating that career success may be influenced by learned skills and financial matters.

Jupiter, the planet of authority, sits in house 10 (career house) and is in enemy dignity, which may temper its positive influence on career prospects.

Saturn in house 12, with its lord in house 5, occupies a dusthana for career and may bring delays or hardships that hinder professional progress.

The Raja Yoga of Jupiter (ruled both house 4 and 1) suggests a natural talent for management or teaching that could favour a stable career path.

Mercury, as lord of the 2nd and 10th houses, resides in house 2 and has no malefic indicators; its presence may support skill development in career matters.

The identification of the Adhi Yoga (Venus and Mercury in 6th, 7th or 8th from the Moon) indicates that professional activity may be hindered by service or litigation or arising from cooperative work, potentially pointing to a career that involves dealing with legal or public affairs.

Explanation: The chart shows mixed signals for career: benign aspects from benefics that favour learning and resource management, but also positioning in dusthanas and malefic dignities that present challenges. Overall, the evidence suggests a moderate career outlook with potential for growth if the respondent cultivates the strengths of Saturn and Jupiter’s rulerships.


Career is governed by the 10th house, which is occupied by Jupiter, a benefic planet in the 10th but in its own sign? Actually Jupiter is in Virgo, 10th house is Virgo. Jupiter is beneficial and has lordship of house 4 (kendra) and house 1 (trikona). In the chart it rules house 4 (kendra) and house 1 (trikona), giving Raja Yoga (single lordship). This is a supportive factor for career success.

10th house ascendant (home) is Virgo, with Mercury as its lord. Mercury is in 2nd house of wealth. Mercury as 10th lord is in its own sign? Mercury is in Capricorn, not its own. It is placed in a benefic house (second), but not strongly benefic for career.

Saturn is the natural 10th lord for the lagna of Sagittarius, but in this chart the lagna lord Jupiter rules the 10th. However, Saturn is in 12th house (dusthana) and is an enemy, indicating possible obstacles or delays in career progression.

Ketu is also in 12th house, a malefic, potentially leading to detachment or failures in career despite positive aspects.

Mars rules 5th house (children, creativity) and is in 5th itself, implying some inclination towards creative or speculative professions, but Mars is also the lord of 12th dusthana, which can cause career setbacks or long durations of effort.

Adhi Yoga (Venus and Mercury together benefics) provides favorable factors for communication and negotiation, useful in career. Mercury/aspects influence the 10th house from 8th and 12th? Mercury aspects 8th and 12th houses, which include 12th (Saturn), but positive aspects to 8th (longevity).

Sun is in 3rd house but aspects 10th house, giving some courage; however, Sun is an enemy (enemy sign) and in a house of communication, not directly benefic for career.

Explanation: The key career determinant is the 10th house, ruled by Jupiter in a favourable position (10th house presence). The presence of Raja Yoga indicates strong potential for success. However, the 10th house is also ruled by the lagna lord Jupiter, while the natural 10th lord Saturn is down in the 12th, a dusthana, which can bring delays or loss of influence. The presence of Ketu in the 12th adds to this potential hindrance. Supporting factors include Adhi Yoga of Venus and Mercury and Mercury aspects to the 10th. Overall, the chart presents both supportive and challenging career indicators, leading to a mixed conclusion.

Career is governed by the 10th house, which is occupied by Jupiter, a benefic planet in the 10th but in its own sign? Actually Jupiter is in Virgo, 10th house is Virgo. Jupiter is beneficial and has lordship of house 4 (kendra) and house 1 (trikona). In the chart it rules house 4 (kendra) and house 1 (trikona), giving Raja Yoga (single lordship). This is a supportive factor for career success.

10th house ascendant (home) is Virgo, with Mercury as its lord. Mercury is in 2nd house of wealth. Mercury as 10th lord is in its own sign? Mercury is in Capricorn, not its own. It is placed in a benefic house (second), but not strongly benefic for career.

Saturn is the natural 10th lord for the lagna of Sagittarius, but in this chart the lagna lord Jupiter rules the 10th. However, Saturn is in 12th house (dusthana) and is an enemy, indicating possible obstacles or delays in career progression.

Ketu is also in 12th house, a malefic, potentially leading to detachment or failures in career despite positive aspects.

Mars rules 5th house (children, creativity) and is in 5th itself, implying some inclination towards creative or speculative professions, but Mars is also the lord of 12th dusthana, which can cause career setbacks or long durations of effort.

Adhi Yoga (Venus and Mercury together benefics) provides favorable factors for communication and negotiation, useful in career. Mercury/aspects influence the 10th house from 8th and 12th? Mercury aspects 8th and 12th houses, which include 12th (Saturn), but positive aspects to 8th (longevity).

Sun is in 3rd house but aspects 10th house, giving some courage; however, Sun is an enemy (enemy sign) and in a house of communication, not directly benefic for career.

Explanation: The key career determinant is the 10th house, ruled by Jupiter in a favourable position (10th house presence). The presence of Raja Yoga indicates strong potential for success. However, the 10th house is also ruled by the lagna lord Jupiter, while the natural 10th lord Saturn is down in the 12th, a dusthana, which can bring delays or loss of influence. The presence of Ketu in the 12th adds to this potential hindrance. Supporting factors include Adhi Yoga of Venus and Mercury and Mercury aspects to the 10th. Overall, the chart presents both supportive and challenging career indicators, leading to a mixed conclusion.


Jupiter occupies house 10 (career house) as its natural ruler and benefic, a strong supportive placement for advancement, status, and authority.

Jupiter is retrograde and in enemy sign (Virgo) but remains a benefic, suggesting potential delays or revision in career progress but overall positive influence.

Saturn, the current mahadasha lord, rules house 12 (loss, isolation) and is an enemy sign (Scorpio), indicating a period that may bring obstacles, delays, and the need for endurance in career matters.

Saturn is also located in the 12th house, where it can create losses and isolation, potentially affecting professional growth and stability during its period.

Mars rules house 5 (children, speculation) and is positioned in house 5, which may introduce entrepreneurial spirit or speculation, a double‑edge factor for career focus.

The 10th house is a kendra (husband, 10th, 1st, etc.) and is occupied by a benefic, which strengthens career prospects, while its lord Mercury also aspects house 10, reinforcing status.

Saturn and Mercury, benefic rulers of houses 2 and 4 respectively, aspect house 10 from 2 and 6, giving supportive links but also potential delays due to Saturn’s malefic nature.

The transiting Sun, Mars, and Mercury are all in the 1st house (Sagittarius lagna), offering energetic support but not directly aiding house 10 at this moment.

Explanation: The chart shows a blend of supportive factors (Jupiter in career house, benefit in house 10, rules of key supporting benefics) and challenging aspects (Saturn current mahadasha, Saturn's placement in house 12, and the retrograde condition of Jupiter). Overall, the career potential is strong but may face delays or obstacles especially during the Saturn period.

Jupiter occupies house 10 (career house) as its natural ruler and benefic, a strong supportive placement for advancement, status, and authority.

Jupiter is retrograde and in enemy sign (Virgo) but remains a benefic, suggesting potential delays or revision in career progress but overall positive influence.

Saturn, the current mahadasha lord, rules house 12 (loss, isolation) and is an enemy sign (Scorpio), indicating a period that may bring obstacles, delays, and the need for endurance in career matters.

Saturn is also located in the 12th house, where it can create losses and isolation, potentially affecting professional growth and stability during its period.

Mars rules house 5 (children, speculation) and is positioned in house 5, which may introduce entrepreneurial spirit or speculation, a double‑edge factor for career focus.

The 10th house is a kendra (husband, 10th, 1st, etc.) and is occupied by a benefic, which strengthens career prospects, while its lord Mercury also aspects house 10, reinforcing status.

Saturn and Mercury, benefic rulers of houses 2 and 4 respectively, aspect house 10 from 2 and 6, giving supportive links but also potential delays due to Saturn’s malefic nature.

The transiting Sun, Mars, and Mercury are all in the 1st house (Sagittarius lagna), offering energetic support but not directly aiding house 10 at this moment.

Current transits provide limited direct influence on career house.

Explanation: The chart shows a blend of supportive factors (Jupiter in career house, benefit in house 10, rules of key supporting benefics) and challenging aspects (Saturn current mahadasha, Saturn's placement in house 12, and the retrograde condition of Jupiter). Overall, the career potential is strong but may face delays or obstacles especially during the Saturn period.


Jupiter rules both house 10 (career) and house 1 (trikona) generating a Raja Yoga supporting career prospects.

Venus (benefic) and Mercury (benefic) ruled by Mercury navigating the current antardasha Mercury, enhancing career initiatives.

Current Mahadasha is Saturn, an enemy and debilitated planet, co‑occupying house 12 in D10, potentially tempering career growth.

Explanation: The chart shows a clear Raja Yoga from Jupiter, and the in‑house benefics of Venus and Mercury during the current Mercury antardasha are favorable signs for career activity. However, the overarching Saturn Mahadasha and its debilitated placement in the 12th house of the D10 chart introduce challenges that may limit rapid advancement. Balancing these influences leads to a mixed outlook for career development.

Jupiter rules both house 10 (career) and house 1 (trikona) generating a Raja Yoga supporting career prospects.

Venus (benefic) and Mercury (benefic) ruled by Mercury navigating the current antardasha Mercury, enhancing career initiatives.

Current Mahadasha is Saturn, an enemy and debilitated planet, co‑occupying house 12 in D10, potentially tempering career growth.

Explanation: The chart shows a clear Raja Yoga from Jupiter, and the in‑house benefics of Venus and Mercury during the current Mercury antardasha are favorable signs for career activity. However, the overarching Saturn Mahadasha and its debilitated placement in the 12th house of the D10 chart introduce challenges that may limit rapid advancement. Balancing these influences leads to a mixed outlook for career development.


Explanation: The chart provides no information about the tenth house lord or its placement. Without knowing which planet rules the 10th house and where it resides, we cannot assess the supportive, fame, or dependent-career indications described in A, B, and C. Therefore, only option D, stating that none of the rules are established, can be selected. The absence of the tenth house lord constitutes missing information that prevents a definitive conclusion.

Explanation: The chart provides no information about the tenth house lord or its placement. Without knowing which planet rules the 10th house and where it resides, we cannot assess the supportive, fame, or dependent-career indications described in A, B, and C. Therefore, only option D, stating that none of the rules are established, can be selected. The absence of the tenth house lord constitutes missing information that prevents a definitive conclusion.


Saturn is the lord of the 12th house (career house) and is in the 12th, placing its own malefic influence on the D10 chart and the natal 10th house.

Jupiter rules the 10th house (career) and is also the lagna lord, giving a positive facilitation of career prospects.

Venus, the lord of the 2nd house, rules the 9th house (spouse, higher learning) and is in favorable sign Capricorn, supporting progress in associated D9 areas.

Sun, ruling the 3rd house, is in its own sign Aquarius in the 3rd, forming a strong benefic yoga for communication and short journeys that aid career development.

Ketu is debilitated, retrograde in Taurus in the 6th, and retrograde in Scorpio in 12th, weakening the 6th house influence over career.

Mars is at own sign Aries in the 5th, making the 5th auspicious for career gains, but Mars also rules the 4th, 8th, 9th, 10th, 11th, 12th in D10 chart, indicating mixed results in those areas.

Mercury, neutral, is the lord of the 2nd and 7th houses, ruling 2nd house (wealth) and 7th house (partnership). Mercury’s neutral status gives a balanced influence on career opportunities through partnerships.

Rahu is debilitated in the 12th, aspecting the 7th house (spouse) and affecting the 12th house heavily, implying challenges in career support from partners.

Explanation: The lagna and 10th houses are ruled by Jupiter, a benefic mover that gives potential for career success. However, the 12th house (career in D10) is dominated by Saturn, a malefic positioned in its own sign, thereby limiting its ability to bring easy progress. Venus and Sun provide supportive aspects from neighboring houses, but Ketu and Rahu’s debilitated, retrograde positions introduce challenges, especially for partnership and service-related career aspects. The overall picture is a mixed outlook: strong foundational planetary lords with supportive yogas offset by malefic positions in key career houses, requiring effort and perhaps remedial measures to smooth the path.Confidence is moderate due to the balancing of benevolent and adverse factors.

Saturn is the lord of the 12th house (career house) and is in the 12th, placing its own malefic influence on the D10 chart and the natal 10th house.

Jupiter rules the 10th house (career) and is also the lagna lord, giving a positive facilitation of career prospects.

Venus, the lord of the 2nd house, rules the 9th house (spouse, higher learning) and is in favorable sign Capricorn, supporting progress in associated D9 areas.

Sun, ruling the 3rd house, is in its own sign Aquarius in the 3rd, forming a strong benefic yoga for communication and short journeys that aid career development.

Ketu is debilitated, retrograde in Taurus in the 6th, and retrograde in Scorpio in 12th, weakening the 6th house influence over career.

Mars is at own sign Aries in the 5th, making the 5th auspicious for career gains, but Mars also rules the 4th, 8th, 9th, 10th, 11th, 12th in D10 chart, indicating mixed results in those areas.

Mercury, neutral, is the lord of the 2nd and 7th houses, ruling 2nd house (wealth) and 7th house (partnership). Mercury’s neutral status gives a balanced influence on career opportunities through partnerships.

Rahu is debilitated in the 12th, aspecting the 7th house (spouse) and affecting the 12th house heavily, implying challenges in career support from partners.

Explanation: The lagna and 10th houses are ruled by Jupiter, a benefic mover that gives potential for career success. However, the 12th house (career in D10) is dominated by Saturn, a malefic positioned in its own sign, thereby limiting its ability to bring easy progress. Venus and Sun provide supportive aspects from neighboring houses, but Ketu and Rahu’s debilitated, retrograde positions introduce challenges, especially for partnership and service-related career aspects. The overall picture is a mixed outlook: strong foundational planetary lords with supportive yogas offset by malefic positions in key career houses, requiring effort and perhaps remedial measures to smooth the path.Confidence is moderate due to the balancing of benevolent and adverse factors.


Saturn is Mahadasha lord during 2022‑2041, a period of structural work and responsibility, which can favor career progression after maturity

Venus, the host of the native’s Lagna, is exalted in Scorpio (own sign) and governs the 6th house of work and service, indicating capability in career affairs

Mars rules the 5th house of initiative and is exalted in Aries (own sign), enhancing entrepreneurial drive and initiative in career

Jupiter is lord of the 10th house of career and is located in the 10th house in Virgo, but is retrograde and in its enemy sign, which may weaken the 10th house influence

The 10th house is occupied by Jupiter, a benefic but in its own sign of Virgo, which is not a nakṣatra lordship for Jupiter (Venus is the lord). This reduces strength of the 10th lordship

The 10th house is also strongly aspected by Rahu Kendra (Ketu 5) and prone to challenges and sudden changes in career

Rahu in the 12th house clashes with Saturn’s 12th house placement, indicating some trans-terrestrial career obstacles and pitfalls

The most recent Antardasha is Mercury, which rules the 10th and 11th houses. Mercury’s presence can facilitate networking and intellectual pursuits in career, providing some support

Raja Yoga from Jupiter ruling 4th and 1st houses provides overall royal influence in life and can benefit career indirectly

Explanation: The chart shows a mixture of supportive elements for career: an exalted Mars indicates initiative, Venus in the 6th house points to service-oriented work, and Mercury as antardasha lord suggests networking strength. However, the 10th house benefic Jupiter is retrograde in an enemy sign, and strong Rahu–Ketu opposition could bring sudden changes or obstacles. Overall, the career prospects are favorable but may require the native to navigate turbulent periods, especially within the Saturn‑Mahadasha interval.

Saturn is Mahadasha lord during 2022‑2041, a period of structural work and responsibility, which can favor career progression after maturity

Venus, the host of the native’s Lagna, is exalted in Scorpio (own sign) and governs the 6th house of work and service, indicating capability in career affairs

Mars rules the 5th house of initiative and is exalted in Aries (own sign), enhancing entrepreneurial drive and initiative in career

Jupiter is lord of the 10th house of career and is located in the 10th house in Virgo, but is retrograde and in its enemy sign, which may weaken the 10th house influence

The 10th house is occupied by Jupiter, a benefic but in its own sign of Virgo, which is not a nakṣatra lordship for Jupiter (Venus is the lord). This reduces strength of the 10th lordship

The 10th house is also strongly aspected by Rahu Kendra (Ketu 5) and prone to challenges and sudden changes in career

Rahu in the 12th house clashes with Saturn’s 12th house placement, indicating some trans-terrestrial career obstacles and pitfalls

The most recent Antardasha is Mercury, which rules the 10th and 11th houses. Mercury’s presence can facilitate networking and intellectual pursuits in career, providing some support

Raja Yoga from Jupiter ruling 4th and 1st houses provides overall royal influence in life and can benefit career indirectly

Explanation: The chart shows a mixture of supportive elements for career: an exalted Mars indicates initiative, Venus in the 6th house points to service-oriented work, and Mercury as antardasha lord suggests networking strength. However, the 10th house benefic Jupiter is retrograde in an enemy sign, and strong Rahu–Ketu opposition could bring sudden changes or obstacles. Overall, the career prospects are favorable but may require the native to navigate turbulent periods, especially within the Saturn‑Mahadasha interval.


The tenth lord is not in the first house; it is placed in the second house.

Explanation: The chart shows Mars as the tenth lord, positioned in house 2, not in house 1. Therefore none of the statements A–C, which concern a tenth lord in the first house, are supported by the chart. Option D is the only statement correctly reflecting the chart data.

The tenth lord is not in the first house; it is placed in the second house.

Explanation: The chart shows Mars as the tenth lord, positioned in house 2, not in house 1. Therefore none of the statements A–C, which concern a tenth lord in the first house, are supported by the chart. Option D is the only statement correctly reflecting the chart data.


The ascendant lord (Sun) is placed in the eleventh house.

Eleventh house is associated with gains and earning capacity.

Explanation: The chart shows that the ascendant lord (Sun) is located in the eleventh house, which traditionally signifies gains and income. This is a supportive indication of wealth. There is no evidence for an extremely large profit guarantee or for a loss indication. Therefore statement A is supported, while B and C are not. Statement D is incorrect because A is established.

The ascendant lord (Sun) is placed in the eleventh house.

Eleventh house is associated with gains and earning capacity.

Explanation: The chart shows that the ascendant lord (Sun) is located in the eleventh house, which traditionally signifies gains and income. This is a supportive indication of wealth. There is no evidence for an extremely large profit guarantee or for a loss indication. Therefore statement A is supported, while B and C are not. Statement D is incorrect because A is established.


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The ascendant lord in the eleventh is treated as supportive of gains and earning capacity.

The ascendant lord in the eleventh guarantees enormous profits.

The ascendant lord in the eleventh is primarily a financial-loss indication.

Explanation: The Sun, the ascendant lord, is placed in the 11th house (see /placements/Sun/house). House 11 in Whole‑Sign houses denotes gains, income and fulfilment of desire (see /houses/11/significations). Consequently, the rule that a lagna lord in the eleventh supports earning capacity applies. The chart does not support a claim of guaranteed enormous profits or of the lord being a primary loss indicator; both would contradict the supportive nature of a lagna lord in the eleventh.


The ascendant lord Sun is in the 11th house and house 11 is the house of gains and earnings.

Explanation: The ascendant lord Sun sits in the 11th house, which by definition is the house of gains, income and overall earning capacity. This positioning is considered supportive of wealth accumulation. It does not, however, specifically guarantee enormous profits (B) nor does it indicate a financial‑loss aspect (C). Therefore only statement A is established by the rule and the current chart.

The ascendant lord Sun is in the 11th house and house 11 is the house of gains and earnings.

Explanation: The ascendant lord Sun sits in the 11th house, which by definition is the house of gains, income and overall earning capacity. This positioning is considered supportive of wealth accumulation. It does not, however, specifically guarantee enormous profits (B) nor does it indicate a financial‑loss aspect (C). Therefore only statement A is established by the rule and the current chart.


The tenth lord does not fall in the first; it is located in house 2.

Explanation: The chart shows that the tenth lord, Mars, resides in the second house, not in the first. Therefore none of the assertions A, B, or C, which rely on the tenth lord being in the first house, are supported by the chart, leading to conclusion D.


The ascendant lord (Sun) is placed in the eleventh house

Presence of the ascendant lord in the eleventh house generally indicates support for gains and earning capacity as per the rule

Explanation: The chart shows the Sun—the ascendant lord—located in the eleventh house (house 11 occupants include Sun). The rule states that the ascendant lord in the eleventh house is treated as supportive of gains and earning capacity. This matches option A. Option B overstates the benefit (guarantees enormous profits) and option C contradicts the supportive indication, so they are not applicable. Hence only option A is selected.

The ascendant lord (Sun) is placed in the eleventh house

Presence of the ascendant lord in the eleventh house generally indicates support for gains and earning capacity as per the rule

Explanation: The chart shows the Sun—the ascendant lord—located in the eleventh house (house 11 occupants include Sun). The rule states that the ascendant lord in the eleventh house is treated as supportive of gains and earning capacity. This matches option A. Option B overstates the benefit (guarantees enormous profits) and option C contradicts the supportive indication, so they are not applicable. Hence only option A is selected.


The ascendant lord (Sun) is situated in the eleventh house, which traditionally signifies gains and earning capacity.

Explanation: The chart shows the ascendant lord Sun in the eleventh house, a classic placement that supports wealth and gains. This satisfies the rule in option A. Options B and C are not supported by the chart or standard interpretations, so only option A is selected.

The ascendant lord (Sun) is situated in the eleventh house, which traditionally signifies gains and earning capacity.

Explanation: The chart shows the ascendant lord Sun in the eleventh house, a classic placement that supports wealth and gains. This satisfies the rule in option A. Options B and C are not supported by the chart or standard interpretations, so only option A is selected.


The ascendant lord (Sun) resides in the eleventh house.

Sun in the eleventh is a benefic element that enhances gains and earning capacity.

There is no indication that the Sun in the eleventh signifies financial loss.

The chart does not support a guarantee of enormous profits; the Sun in the 11th indicates general gains but not a promise of immense wealth.

The Sun in the 11th is not a loss indication; it is a supportive placement.

Explanation: The ascendant lord, Sun, is placed in the 11th house, a house of gains and networks. In whole-sign systems, the Sun as a neutral benefic in the 11th supports earnings, aligning with statement A. Statements B and C overstate the significance of the placement and are not corroborated by the chart.

The ascendant lord (Sun) resides in the eleventh house.

Sun in the eleventh is a benefic element that enhances gains and earning capacity.

There is no indication that the Sun in the eleventh signifies financial loss.

The chart does not support a guarantee of enormous profits; the Sun in the 11th indicates general gains but not a promise of immense wealth.

The Sun in the 11th is not a loss indication; it is a supportive placement.

Explanation: The ascendant lord, Sun, is placed in the 11th house, a house of gains and networks. In whole-sign systems, the Sun as a neutral benefic in the 11th supports earnings, aligning with statement A. Statements B and C overstate the significance of the placement and are not corroborated by the chart.


Strong Dhana Yogas indicated by conjunction of Jupiter and Saturn in the 11th house bring gains and income prospects.

Dhana Yogas also arise from Jupiter ruling both the 2nd (wealth) and 11th (gains) houses, reinforcing financial potential.

The 5th house, benefitted by Mercury lordship and Jupiter’s 6th, 7th, or 8th from the Moon (Adhi Yoga), suggests speculative gains but also risk and volatility.

The 6th house is occupied by the Moon, which is exalted but associated with liabilities and debts, indicating potential financial strain.

Saturn rule over the 1st house from lagna, along with its placement in the 11th, creates a sense of restraint and may curb rapid wealth accumulation.

Jupiter and Saturn’s mutual influence in the 11th house may also bring gains through networking, but Saturn’s neutrality limits inherent generosity.

Explanation: The chart displays clear Dhana Yogas—Jupiter–Saturn conjunctions and Jupiter double lordship—suggesting potential wealth. However, the presence of the exalted Moon in the 6th house introduces debt or liability aspects, and Saturn’s rule of the 1st and occupation of the 11th house signals moderation or restriction. These opposing elements produce a mixed assessment of wealth prospects.

Strong Dhana Yogas indicated by conjunction of Jupiter and Saturn in the 11th house bring gains and income prospects.

Dhana Yogas also arise from Jupiter ruling both the 2nd (wealth) and 11th (gains) houses, reinforcing financial potential.

The 5th house, benefitted by Mercury lordship and Jupiter’s 6th, 7th, or 8th from the Moon (Adhi Yoga), suggests speculative gains but also risk and volatility.

The 6th house is occupied by the Moon, which is exalted but associated with liabilities and debts, indicating potential financial strain.

Saturn rule over the 1st house from lagna, along with its placement in the 11th, creates a sense of restraint and may curb rapid wealth accumulation.

Jupiter and Saturn’s mutual influence in the 11th house may also bring gains through networking, but Saturn’s neutrality limits inherent generosity.

Explanation: The chart displays clear Dhana Yogas—Jupiter–Saturn conjunctions and Jupiter double lordship—suggesting potential wealth. However, the presence of the exalted Moon in the 6th house introduces debt or liability aspects, and Saturn’s rule of the 1st and occupation of the 11th house signals moderation or restriction. These opposing elements produce a mixed assessment of wealth prospects.


The second lord in the first is not placed in the first house according to the chart

Explanation: The chart indicates that the lord of the 2nd house (Venus) is placed in the 2nd house itself (/houses/1/lordPlacedInHouse = 2), not in the 1st house. Therefore the premise of statements A, B, and C – that the second lord is in the first house – is not supported. Consequently none of the listed wealth rule statements apply, leading to an "insufficient" conclusion.

The second lord in the first is not placed in the first house according to the chart

Explanation: The chart indicates that the lord of the 2nd house (Venus) is placed in the 2nd house itself (/houses/1/lordPlacedInHouse = 2), not in the 1st house. Therefore the premise of statements A, B, and C – that the second lord is in the first house – is not supported. Consequently none of the listed wealth rule statements apply, leading to an "insufficient" conclusion.


Mercury and Jupiter both in 5th and 11th houses respectively, enhancing gains

Ketu in 1st house without benefic support may dilute wealth potential

Saturn in 11th house could moderate gains but also provides stability

Venus in 9th house may bring luck, but 9th is 4th from Lagna, not direct wealth house

Moon exalted in 4th house may bring indirect gains through home assets

Rahu in 7th house could bring speculative or partnership gains but also risks

Explanation: The chart shows two distinct Dhana yogas based on the conjunction of Jupiter and Saturn in the 11th house, which is a key income and gains planet. This indicates potential for wealth accumulation. Mercury’s rulership of the 5th house (children, intellect) and its presence in the 5th house also supports creative or intellectual means of income. The exalted Moon in the 4th house points to gains through property or home-related ventures. However, Ketu’s placement in the 1st house and lack of benefic lord support can weaken the womb and life energy for prosperity. Saturn’s co‑occupation of the 11th house moderates the effect of the Dhana yoga but provides steadiness. Venus in the 9th gives a touch of benefic luck but is not directly in a wealth house. Additionally, Rahu in the 7th may trigger partnership gains or speculative activity, bringing both opportunities and potential losses. Overall, the wealth picture is positive but tempered by mitigating influences, hence the mixed conclusion.

Mercury and Jupiter both in 5th and 11th houses respectively, enhancing gains

Ketu in 1st house without benefic support may dilute wealth potential

Saturn in 11th house could moderate gains but also provides stability

Venus in 9th house may bring luck, but 9th is 4th from Lagna, not direct wealth house

Moon exalted in 4th house may bring indirect gains through home assets

Rahu in 7th house could bring speculative or partnership gains but also risks

Explanation: The chart shows two distinct Dhana yogas based on the conjunction of Jupiter and Saturn in the 11th house, which is a key income and gains planet. This indicates potential for wealth accumulation. Mercury’s rulership of the 5th house (children, intellect) and its presence in the 5th house also supports creative or intellectual means of income. The exalted Moon in the 4th house points to gains through property or home-related ventures. However, Ketu’s placement in the 1st house and lack of benefic lord support can weaken the womb and life energy for prosperity. Saturn’s co‑occupation of the 11th house moderates the effect of the Dhana yoga but provides steadiness. Venus in the 9th gives a touch of benefic luck but is not directly in a wealth house. Additionally, Rahu in the 7th may trigger partnership gains or speculative activity, bringing both opportunities and potential losses. Overall, the wealth picture is positive but tempered by mitigating influences, hence the mixed conclusion.