Jupiter, lord of the 12th, occupies the 6th house — a Vipareeta Raja Yoga (one dusthana lord fallen into another), traditionally treated as supportive of resilience rather than as a vitality weakness

The yoga does not confer guaranteed immunity from illness; the 6th remains a dusthana of disease and its lord Mercury sits in the 2nd, while transiting Rahu aspects the natal 6th

No chart or rule guarantees freedom from illness; Vipareeta Raja Yoga at most indicates resilience through adversity, not immunity.

A dusthana lord in another dusthana is read as Vipareeta Raja Yoga (a strength), not necessarily a weak-vitality indication.

Statement A is established by the chart: Jupiter rules the 12th (/houses/12/lord) and sits in the 6th (/placements/Jupiter/house).

Explanation: Only statement A matches the chart facts and doctrine: /houses/12/lord shows Jupiter rules the 12th, and /placements/Jupiter/house places it in the 6th, matching the Vipareeta Raja Yoga entry (/yogas/2). This is treated as supportive of resilience (hence conclusion 'supportive'), while B's guarantee and C's necessary weakness are both unsupported.

Jupiter, lord of the 12th, occupies the 6th house — a Vipareeta Raja Yoga (one dusthana lord fallen into another), traditionally treated as supportive of resilience rather than as a vitality weakness

The yoga does not confer guaranteed immunity from illness; the 6th remains a dusthana of disease and its lord Mercury sits in the 2nd, while transiting Rahu aspects the natal 6th

No chart or rule guarantees freedom from illness; Vipareeta Raja Yoga at most indicates resilience through adversity, not immunity.

A dusthana lord in another dusthana is read as Vipareeta Raja Yoga (a strength), not necessarily a weak-vitality indication.

Statement A is established by the chart: Jupiter rules the 12th (/houses/12/lord) and sits in the 6th (/placements/Jupiter/house).

Explanation: Only statement A matches the chart facts and doctrine: /houses/12/lord shows Jupiter rules the 12th, and /placements/Jupiter/house places it in the 6th, matching the Vipareeta Raja Yoga entry (/yogas/2). This is treated as supportive of resilience (hence conclusion 'supportive'), while B's guarantee and C's necessary weakness are both unsupported.


Jupiter, lord of the 12th, occupies the 6th house — a Vipareeta Raja Yoga configuration traditionally read as supportive of resilience through adversity

Statement B is not established: Vipareeta Raja Yoga does not guarantee freedom from illness; the 6th still holds Ketu with the 12th-lord placement

Statement C is contradicted by the stated yoga classification, which frames 12th-lord-in-6th as a raja yoga rather than a weak-vitality indication

The rule treats the placement as supportive via Vipareeta Raja Yoga but confers no guarantee of freedom from illness.

Under Parashari doctrine this placement forms a raja yoga (dusthana lord in another dusthana), so it is not necessarily a weak-vitality indication.

Explanation: Only statement A is established: /placements/Jupiter/house = 6 and the chart facts explicitly list 'Vipareeta Raja Yoga' because Jupiter, lord of the 12th, sits in the 6th (/yogas/2). This supports general resilience framing. Statements B (guarantee of health) and C (necessarily weak vitality) both overstate or contradict the rule, so they are not selected. The conclusion polarity follows A alone: supportive.

Jupiter, lord of the 12th, occupies the 6th house — a Vipareeta Raja Yoga configuration traditionally read as supportive of resilience through adversity

Statement B is not established: Vipareeta Raja Yoga does not guarantee freedom from illness; the 6th still holds Ketu with the 12th-lord placement

Statement C is contradicted by the stated yoga classification, which frames 12th-lord-in-6th as a raja yoga rather than a weak-vitality indication

The rule treats the placement as supportive via Vipareeta Raja Yoga but confers no guarantee of freedom from illness.

Under Parashari doctrine this placement forms a raja yoga (dusthana lord in another dusthana), so it is not necessarily a weak-vitality indication.

Explanation: Only statement A is established: /placements/Jupiter/house = 6 and the chart facts explicitly list 'Vipareeta Raja Yoga' because Jupiter, lord of the 12th, sits in the 6th (/yogas/2). This supports general resilience framing. Statements B (guarantee of health) and C (necessarily weak vitality) both overstate or contradict the rule, so they are not selected. The conclusion polarity follows A alone: supportive.


The twelfth lord Jupiter placed in the sixth forms a Vipareeta Raja Yoga, classically treated as supportive of resilience through adversity rather than as a weak-vitality indication.

The yoga does not guarantee freedom from illness; house 6 still signifies disease and contains Ketu with multiple afflictions (aspects of Mars, Venus, Rahu).

No rule states that Vipareeta Raja Yoga guarantees freedom from illness; it indicates gains from adversity at best.

A dusthana lord in another dusthana is read as Harsha/Vipareeta-type Raja Yoga, not necessarily a weak-vitality indication.

Explanation: Only statement A reflects the stated rule: Jupiter, lord of the twelfth, sits in the sixth, forming Vipareeta Raja Yoga (/yogas/2), which is treated as supportive of resilience. Statements B (guarantee) and C (necessarily weak vitality) are not established by doctrine or this chart, so they are excluded and the conclusion takes the polarity of A alone.

The twelfth lord Jupiter placed in the sixth forms a Vipareeta Raja Yoga, classically treated as supportive of resilience through adversity rather than as a weak-vitality indication.

The yoga does not guarantee freedom from illness; house 6 still signifies disease and contains Ketu with multiple afflictions (aspects of Mars, Venus, Rahu).

No rule states that Vipareeta Raja Yoga guarantees freedom from illness; it indicates gains from adversity at best.

A dusthana lord in another dusthana is read as Harsha/Vipareeta-type Raja Yoga, not necessarily a weak-vitality indication.

Explanation: Only statement A reflects the stated rule: Jupiter, lord of the twelfth, sits in the sixth, forming Vipareeta Raja Yoga (/yogas/2), which is treated as supportive of resilience. Statements B (guarantee) and C (necessarily weak vitality) are not established by doctrine or this chart, so they are excluded and the conclusion takes the polarity of A alone.


Explanation: Venus sits in house 3 (Scorpio) with Neutral dignity (/placements/Venus/house, /placements/Venus/dignity). House 3 signifies courage, initiative and communication — not vitality (house 1) or disease (houses 6/8/12). No standard Parashari rule makes Venus in the 3rd a challenge to vitality (A), and no astrological statement 'proves' a medical diagnosis (B). Nor is it an unqualified strong-vitality indication (C) — the 3rd simply is not a vitality house. Therefore none of A–C is established; D applies. Since only D is applicable and D negates A–C, the conclusion polarity of applicable statements is not a health-supporting or challenging finding.

Explanation: Venus sits in house 3 (Scorpio) with Neutral dignity (/placements/Venus/house, /placements/Venus/dignity). House 3 signifies courage, initiative and communication — not vitality (house 1) or disease (houses 6/8/12). No standard Parashari rule makes Venus in the 3rd a challenge to vitality (A), and no astrological statement 'proves' a medical diagnosis (B). Nor is it an unqualified strong-vitality indication (C) — the 3rd simply is not a vitality house. Therefore none of A–C is established; D applies. Since only D is applicable and D negates A–C, the conclusion polarity of applicable statements is not a health-supporting or challenging finding.

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Venus occupies the 3rd house (Scorpio), a neutral-dignity benefic in an upachaya; the chart does not establish it as either a challenging or a strong vitality indication.

Statement B (diagnosis proof) has no doctrinal or chart basis; astrology cannot prove a medical diagnosis.

No stated rule text linking Venus-in-3rd to vitality outcomes

No lagna/6th-house affliction data beyond natal Mars placement

Explanation: Venus is in the 3rd house (/placements/Venus/house) with neutral dignity (/placements/Venus/dignity). The 3rd signifies courage and initiative (/houses/3/significations), not vitality directly, so neither a challenging reading (A) nor an unqualified strong-vitality reading (C) is established by any stated rule. Statement B overclaims by asserting diagnostic proof, which no chart factor can establish. Therefore none of A-C applies (D).

Venus occupies the 3rd house (Scorpio), a neutral-dignity benefic in an upachaya; the chart does not establish it as either a challenging or a strong vitality indication.

Statement B (diagnosis proof) has no doctrinal or chart basis; astrology cannot prove a medical diagnosis.

No stated rule text linking Venus-in-3rd to vitality outcomes

No lagna/6th-house affliction data beyond natal Mars placement

Explanation: Venus is in the 3rd house (/placements/Venus/house) with neutral dignity (/placements/Venus/dignity). The 3rd signifies courage and initiative (/houses/3/significations), not vitality directly, so neither a challenging reading (A) nor an unqualified strong-vitality reading (C) is established by any stated rule. Statement B overclaims by asserting diagnostic proof, which no chart factor can establish. Therefore none of A-C applies (D).


A stated classical rule governing Venus's effect on vitality by house placement

Explanation: None of the three statements is established. B ('proves a medical diagnosis') is an overclaim astrology cannot support under any rule. C is contradicted by the chart itself: Venus sits in the 3rd (/placements/Venus/house), and the 3rd's significations are 'courage, siblings, initiative...' (/houses/2/significations) — no unqualified strong-vitality result follows from this placement. A would require a specific doctrinal rule treating benefics in the 3rd as adverse to vitality, which is neither supplied nor standard; classically the 3rd is an upachaya where even mild placements tend toward neutral-to-favorable outcomes over time. With no applicable statement, the polarity is indeterminate.

A stated classical rule governing Venus's effect on vitality by house placement

Explanation: None of the three statements is established. B ('proves a medical diagnosis') is an overclaim astrology cannot support under any rule. C is contradicted by the chart itself: Venus sits in the 3rd (/placements/Venus/house), and the 3rd's significations are 'courage, siblings, initiative...' (/houses/2/significations) — no unqualified strong-vitality result follows from this placement. A would require a specific doctrinal rule treating benefics in the 3rd as adverse to vitality, which is neither supplied nor standard; classically the 3rd is an upachaya where even mild placements tend toward neutral-to-favorable outcomes over time. With no applicable statement, the polarity is indeterminate.


Sun in the 6th is a general health indication only, not a diagnosis.

A 6th-house Sun indicates susceptibility to health challenges generally; it does not prove any specific disease such as heart disease, and no diagnosis can be drawn from chart facts.

The Sun occupies house 6 (Aries), not house 7; Mars occupies house 7.

Explanation: S1 is accurate: the exalted Sun sits in the 6th house (/placements/Sun/house), a dusthana tied to disease and debt, so a general health challenge reading is appropriate without diagnosing. S2 is an overclaim — no chart fact supports proving heart disease. S3 misstates placement; Sun is in Aries in the 6th, not the 7th.

Sun in the 6th is a general health indication only, not a diagnosis.

A 6th-house Sun indicates susceptibility to health challenges generally; it does not prove any specific disease such as heart disease, and no diagnosis can be drawn from chart facts.

The Sun occupies house 6 (Aries), not house 7; Mars occupies house 7.

Explanation: S1 is accurate: the exalted Sun sits in the 6th house (/placements/Sun/house), a dusthana tied to disease and debt, so a general health challenge reading is appropriate without diagnosing. S2 is an overclaim — no chart fact supports proving heart disease. S3 misstates placement; Sun is in Aries in the 6th, not the 7th.


S1 is accurate: Sun in 6th (house of disease) noted as a general indication, not a diagnosis

S2 is an overclaim: no placement proves a specific disease; Sun in 6th is only a general health/disease-house indication

S3 is factually wrong: Sun is in house 6, not house 7 (Mars occupies the 7th)

Sun exalted in the 6th is at most a general indication regarding disease/enemies/service; Jyotish placements do not prove specific diseases like heart disease. No diagnosis can be established from this chart alone.

The Sun occupies natal house 6 (Aries, Ashwini), not house 7. House 7 (Taurus) contains Mars.

Explanation: S1 correctly frames the Sun-in-6th as a general health indicator without diagnosing (/placements/Sun/house). S2 overclaims by asserting heart disease from a single placement — astrology cannot prove diagnoses. S3 misstates the Sun's house: it is in the 6th per /placements/Sun/house, while /houses/7/occupants shows Mars, not the Sun.

S1 is accurate: Sun in 6th (house of disease) noted as a general indication, not a diagnosis

S2 is an overclaim: no placement proves a specific disease; Sun in 6th is only a general health/disease-house indication

S3 is factually wrong: Sun is in house 6, not house 7 (Mars occupies the 7th)

Sun exalted in the 6th is at most a general indication regarding disease/enemies/service; Jyotish placements do not prove specific diseases like heart disease. No diagnosis can be established from this chart alone.

The Sun occupies natal house 6 (Aries, Ashwini), not house 7. House 7 (Taurus) contains Mars.

Explanation: S1 correctly frames the Sun-in-6th as a general health indicator without diagnosing (/placements/Sun/house). S2 overclaims by asserting heart disease from a single placement — astrology cannot prove diagnoses. S3 misstates the Sun's house: it is in the 6th per /placements/Sun/house, while /houses/7/occupants shows Mars, not the Sun.


Ruchaka Yoga (Mars own-sign in kendra house 4) supports physical vitality and courage

Chart also carries health-relevant stress: Saturn in enemy sign in 4th, debilitated Rahu/Ketu, and 6th-house occupancy of Venus and Mercury with Saturn aspecting the 6th

Ruchaka Yoga does not guarantee perfect health. It is a supportive Mahapurusha indication for strength and resilience; it cannot nullify other chart factors such as Saturn's enemy placement (/placements/Saturn/dignity), debilitated nodes (/placements/Rahu/dignity), or dusthana-linked significations. Astrological yogas indicate tendencies, never certainties.

Ruchaka Yoga IS present in the computed yoga list: 'Mars is own sign in Scorpio and occupies house 4, a kendra'. Statement S3 directly contradicts /yogas/0.

Explanation: S1 is accurate: Ruchaka Yoga is listed (/yogas/0) via Mars in own-sign Scorpio in the 4th (kendra), and as a Mahapurusha yoga it is reasonably treated as supportive of physique/vitality. S2 overclaims certainty from a supportive factor. S3 is factually wrong since the yoga explicitly appears in the computed list.

Ruchaka Yoga (Mars own-sign in kendra house 4) supports physical vitality and courage

Chart also carries health-relevant stress: Saturn in enemy sign in 4th, debilitated Rahu/Ketu, and 6th-house occupancy of Venus and Mercury with Saturn aspecting the 6th

Ruchaka Yoga does not guarantee perfect health. It is a supportive Mahapurusha indication for strength and resilience; it cannot nullify other chart factors such as Saturn's enemy placement (/placements/Saturn/dignity), debilitated nodes (/placements/Rahu/dignity), or dusthana-linked significations. Astrological yogas indicate tendencies, never certainties.

Ruchaka Yoga IS present in the computed yoga list: 'Mars is own sign in Scorpio and occupies house 4, a kendra'. Statement S3 directly contradicts /yogas/0.

Explanation: S1 is accurate: Ruchaka Yoga is listed (/yogas/0) via Mars in own-sign Scorpio in the 4th (kendra), and as a Mahapurusha yoga it is reasonably treated as supportive of physique/vitality. S2 overclaims certainty from a supportive factor. S3 is factually wrong since the yoga explicitly appears in the computed list.


Ruchaka Yoga is present and can reasonably be read as supportive of a strong physique, but it does not guarantee health.

Ruchaka Yoga (Mars in own sign in a kendra) is an indicator of vigor and courage; no yoga 'guarantees perfect health.' Health indications here are mixed — the 4th-house cluster of Mars, Saturn (in enemy sign), and debilitated Rahu, with Ketu aspecting the 6th house of disease, tempers any promise of robust health.

Ruchaka Yoga is explicitly present in the computed yoga list: Mars is in own sign Scorpio in the 4th house, a kendra.

Explanation: S1 stands as stated: Ruchaka Yoga (/yogas/0) from Mars' own-sign Scorpio placement in kendra house 4 supports physical strength by standard doctrine. S2 overclaims certainty ('guarantees perfect health'), ignoring countervailing factors like Saturn in enemy sign and Rahu's debilitation in the 4th. S3 directly contradicts the chart facts, which list Ruchaka Yoga first among computed yogas.

Ruchaka Yoga is present and can reasonably be read as supportive of a strong physique, but it does not guarantee health.

Ruchaka Yoga (Mars in own sign in a kendra) is an indicator of vigor and courage; no yoga 'guarantees perfect health.' Health indications here are mixed — the 4th-house cluster of Mars, Saturn (in enemy sign), and debilitated Rahu, with Ketu aspecting the 6th house of disease, tempers any promise of robust health.

Ruchaka Yoga is explicitly present in the computed yoga list: Mars is in own sign Scorpio in the 4th house, a kendra.

Explanation: S1 stands as stated: Ruchaka Yoga (/yogas/0) from Mars' own-sign Scorpio placement in kendra house 4 supports physical strength by standard doctrine. S2 overclaims certainty ('guarantees perfect health'), ignoring countervailing factors like Saturn in enemy sign and Rahu's debilitation in the 4th. S3 directly contradicts the chart facts, which list Ruchaka Yoga first among computed yogas.


Sun in the 6th house (Aries, exalted) is a general indication of health-related themes (disease/debt/enemies house) but not a diagnosis

Statement S3 wrongly places the Sun in house 7; the Sun is actually in house 6

The Sun in the 6th is a general indication concerning health/disease themes and does not prove any specific disease such as heart disease. Diagnosis cannot be made from a single placement. Note also the Sun here is exalted (/placements/Sun/dignity), which many traditions read as strengthening vitality rather than indicating illness.

The Sun occupies house 6 (Aries), not house 7; Mars occupies house 7.

Explanation: S1 is accurate and appropriately hedged: it treats Sun-in-6 as a general health-theme indication without diagnosing, consistent with /houses/6/significations ('disease, debt, enemies, litigation, service') and /placements/Sun/house = 6. S2 overclaims by asserting heart disease from one placement — Jyotish does not permit disease diagnosis from a single factor, and the Sun's exaltation further weakens any illness reading. S3 is factually wrong: /placements/Sun/house shows house 6, while house 7 holds Mars (/placements/Mars/house).

Sun in the 6th house (Aries, exalted) is a general indication of health-related themes (disease/debt/enemies house) but not a diagnosis

Statement S3 wrongly places the Sun in house 7; the Sun is actually in house 6

The Sun in the 6th is a general indication concerning health/disease themes and does not prove any specific disease such as heart disease. Diagnosis cannot be made from a single placement. Note also the Sun here is exalted (/placements/Sun/dignity), which many traditions read as strengthening vitality rather than indicating illness.

Explanation: S1 is accurate and appropriately hedged: it treats Sun-in-6 as a general health-theme indication without diagnosing, consistent with /houses/6/significations ('disease, debt, enemies, litigation, service') and /placements/Sun/house = 6. S2 overclaims by asserting heart disease from one placement — Jyotish does not permit disease diagnosis from a single factor, and the Sun's exaltation further weakens any illness reading. S3 is factually wrong: /placements/Sun/house shows house 6, while house 7 holds Mars (/placements/Mars/house).


Ruchaka Yoga present: Mars own-sign Scorpio in 4th (kendra), supporting vitality/strong physique indication

Saturn and Rahu also occupy the 4th with Mars; Saturn aspects the lagna, tempering the health picture

Ruchaka Yoga is an indication of physical strength and courage, not a guarantee of perfect health. No yoga guarantees perfect health; here Saturn's aspect on the lagna (/aspects/Saturn -> house 1) and Saturn-Rahu placement in the 4th (/houses/3/occupants) introduce mixed health indications.

Ruchaka Yoga IS present in the computed yoga list: it is the first entry, because Mars is own sign in Scorpio occupying kendra house 4.

Explanation: S1 correctly states Ruchaka Yoga's supportive indication for a strong physique, matching /yogas/0. S2 overstates by converting an indication into a guarantee of perfect health — doctrinally unsound and contradicted by Saturn's lagna aspect and malefic occupancy of the 4th. S3 factually denies a yoga that is explicitly computed at /yogas/0.

Ruchaka Yoga present: Mars own-sign Scorpio in 4th (kendra), supporting vitality/strong physique indication

Saturn and Rahu also occupy the 4th with Mars; Saturn aspects the lagna, tempering the health picture

Ruchaka Yoga is an indication of physical strength and courage, not a guarantee of perfect health. No yoga guarantees perfect health; here Saturn's aspect on the lagna (/aspects/Saturn -> house 1) and Saturn-Rahu placement in the 4th (/houses/3/occupants) introduce mixed health indications.

Ruchaka Yoga IS present in the computed yoga list: it is the first entry, because Mars is own sign in Scorpio occupying kendra house 4.

Explanation: S1 correctly states Ruchaka Yoga's supportive indication for a strong physique, matching /yogas/0. S2 overstates by converting an indication into a guarantee of perfect health — doctrinally unsound and contradicted by Saturn's lagna aspect and malefic occupancy of the 4th. S3 factually denies a yoga that is explicitly computed at /yogas/0.


Lagna lord Moon is debilitated in Scorpio in the 5th, weakening vitality and resilience at the root level

Rahu occupies the 6th house of disease, a classic indicator of hard-to-diagnose or stress-linked ailments

Saturn aspects the lagna (1st) and the 6th house from Libra, adding chronicity and slow-recovery themes to body and disease houses

Mars also aspects the 1st house; combined Saturn-Mars influence on the lagna can indicate injuries, inflammation or blood/pitta-type complaints despite Mars's own-sign strength

Jupiter, lord of the 6th, is placed in the 12th forming Vipareeta Raja Yoga — a mitigating factor where illness lords weaken each other, suggesting recovery from adversity

Mercury (lord of 12) in the 8th forms a second Vipareeta Raja Yoga, further buffering chronic/sudden health events

Current Jupiter mahadasha: Jupiter rules the 6th (disease) and sits in the 12th retrograde in enemy sign — health requires attention during this period (2025-2041)

Transits as of 2026-01-01: transit Rahu conjunct natal Mercury in natal 8th; transit Saturn conjunct natal Sun in 9th; multiple planets transiting natal 6th over Rahu — elevated acute-stress indicators now

Gochara Saturn is 5th from natal Moon and Jupiter 8th from Moon — outside sade sati but not fully comfortable lunar transits

Debilitated lagna lord would suggest poor vitality outright, but the double Vipareeta Raja Yoga and exalted Saturn (Sasa Yoga) on a kendra counterbalance this; the correct reading is vulnerability with strong recovery capacity, not chronic ill-health.

Exact current health complaints and age-related context

D60 and medical-specific vargas for finer confirmation

Explanation: The chart shows genuine constitutional vulnerability: a debilitated lagna lord (/placements/Moon/dignity), Rahu in the 6th (/placements/Rahu/house), and dual Saturn-Mars aspects on the lagna (/aspects/Saturn,/aspects/Mars), all aggravated by a current Jupiter dasha whose lord rules the disease house and sits in the 12th (/dasha/current). However, two Vipareeta Raja Yogas (/yogas/4,/yogas/5) and Sasa Yoga (/yogas/1) provide strong compensatory recovery power. Present transits (Rahu over natal Mercury in the 8th, Saturn over natal Sun) suggest an acutely sensitive window rather than a structural decline. Overall: mixed — watch health proactively during Jupiter mahadasha, especially the Jupiter-Saturn antardasha from 2027 (/dasha/upcoming/0), but no fatalistic reading is warranted.

Lagna lord Moon is debilitated in Scorpio in the 5th, weakening vitality and resilience at the root level

Rahu occupies the 6th house of disease, a classic indicator of hard-to-diagnose or stress-linked ailments

Saturn aspects the lagna (1st) and the 6th house from Libra, adding chronicity and slow-recovery themes to body and disease houses

Mars also aspects the 1st house; combined Saturn-Mars influence on the lagna can indicate injuries, inflammation or blood/pitta-type complaints despite Mars's own-sign strength

Jupiter, lord of the 6th, is placed in the 12th forming Vipareeta Raja Yoga — a mitigating factor where illness lords weaken each other, suggesting recovery from adversity

Mercury (lord of 12) in the 8th forms a second Vipareeta Raja Yoga, further buffering chronic/sudden health events

Current Jupiter mahadasha: Jupiter rules the 6th (disease) and sits in the 12th retrograde in enemy sign — health requires attention during this period (2025-2041)

Transits as of 2026-01-01: transit Rahu conjunct natal Mercury in natal 8th; transit Saturn conjunct natal Sun in 9th; multiple planets transiting natal 6th over Rahu — elevated acute-stress indicators now

Gochara Saturn is 5th from natal Moon and Jupiter 8th from Moon — outside sade sati but not fully comfortable lunar transits

Debilitated lagna lord would suggest poor vitality outright, but the double Vipareeta Raja Yoga and exalted Saturn (Sasa Yoga) on a kendra counterbalance this; the correct reading is vulnerability with strong recovery capacity, not chronic ill-health.

Exact current health complaints and age-related context

D60 and medical-specific vargas for finer confirmation

Explanation: The chart shows genuine constitutional vulnerability: a debilitated lagna lord (/placements/Moon/dignity), Rahu in the 6th (/placements/Rahu/house), and dual Saturn-Mars aspects on the lagna (/aspects/Saturn,/aspects/Mars), all aggravated by a current Jupiter dasha whose lord rules the disease house and sits in the 12th (/dasha/current). However, two Vipareeta Raja Yogas (/yogas/4,/yogas/5) and Sasa Yoga (/yogas/1) provide strong compensatory recovery power. Present transits (Rahu over natal Mercury in the 8th, Saturn over natal Sun) suggest an acutely sensitive window rather than a structural decline. Overall: mixed — watch health proactively during Jupiter mahadasha, especially the Jupiter-Saturn antardasha from 2027 (/dasha/upcoming/0), but no fatalistic reading is warranted.


Lagna lord Saturn placed in the 11th in enemy sign but conjunct its dispositor Mars (own-sign) forms a Raja/Dhana yoga, giving underlying vitality and resilience of the body's framework.

Budha-Aditya yoga in the lagna (Sun + Mercury in Capricorn) supports mental clarity and recuperative intellect, though Sun is in enemy dignity and Saturn aspects the lagna from the 11th, adding chronic, slow-building strain to the constitution.

Moon, a key significator of fluids and mind, is combust and sits in the 2nd aspected by Mars and Jupiter; combustion weakens the Moon's protective role for health.

The 8th house (chronic matters, longevity) contains retrograde Jupiter in friendly Leo, forming Vipareeta Raja Yoga (12th lord in 8th), which classically converts adversity into resilience — an overall protective indication for longevity despite dusthana placement.

The 6th house (disease) has no occupants; its lord Mercury is strong in the lagna with Budha-Aditya support, indicating good capacity to manage illness, though Mars aspects the 6th, bringing inflammatory/acute episodes when activated.

Current period Mercury–Jupiter–Venus: Jupiter is a dusthana lord (12th) placed in the 8th natally, so its antardasha can surface chronic or hidden matters; Venus is exalted and forms the strongest raja yoga, buffering outcomes.

Upcoming Mercury–Saturn antardasha (Nov 2026 – Jul 2029): Saturn is lagna lord in enemy sign in the 11th and aspects the lagna and natal 8th house, suggesting a period requiring disciplined attention to chronic, structural, or age-related health maintenance (subject turns ~70 during this window).

Transits as of 2026-01-01: transiting Rahu conjuncts natal Moon in the 2nd and transiting Ketu conjuncts natal Jupiter in the 8th; transiting Saturn sits on natal exalted Venus in the 3rd. Rahu over the Moon can disturb sleep, anxiety and diet; Ketu over 8th-house Jupiter warrants care with sudden/hidden matters — these are transient pressures, not fixed indications.

Vipareeta Raja Yoga via Jupiter in the 8th should not be read as immunity to illness; it indicates gains or resilience emerging through adversity, while the 8th placement itself still marks susceptibility to chronic/sudden matters.

A purely negative reading of the combust Moon ignores that it is aspected by Jupiter (Gaja Kesari configuration from Moon), which softens mental/emotional health vulnerabilities considerably.

Actual medical history, symptoms, or lifestyle data — astrological factors cannot substitute for clinical assessment

Exact birth-time rectification confidence (lagna at 0°29' Capricorn is near sign boundary)

Shadbala / ashtakavarga strength scores for grahas, which would refine judgments of vitality

Specific varga relevant to health beyond D1 (e.g., D60) is not provided

Explanation: The chart shows a fundamentally resilient core: strong lagna-lord/dispositor conjunction in the 11th (Raja + Dhana yoga), an unoccupied 6th with its lord dignified in the lagna (Budha-Aditya), and a protective Vipareeta Raja Yoga in the 8th. Against this, the combust Moon, Saturn's enemy-sign dignity and aspect on the lagna, and Mars' aspect on the 6th indicate vulnerability to stress-driven, chronic, and occasionally acute conditions. The current Mercury–Jupiter–Venus sequence is buffered by exalted Venus, but the approaching Mercury–Saturn antardasha (late 2026–mid 2029) combined with current Rahu-over-Moon/Ketu-over-Jupiter nodal transits suggests a window where preventive care, rest, and routine medical checkups are prudent. Overall conclusion: mixed — no indication of a broken constitution, but sustained maintenance rather than neglect is indicated. This synthesis describes astrological indications only and is not medical advice.

Lagna lord Saturn placed in the 11th in enemy sign but conjunct its dispositor Mars (own-sign) forms a Raja/Dhana yoga, giving underlying vitality and resilience of the body's framework.

Budha-Aditya yoga in the lagna (Sun + Mercury in Capricorn) supports mental clarity and recuperative intellect, though Sun is in enemy dignity and Saturn aspects the lagna from the 11th, adding chronic, slow-building strain to the constitution.

Moon, a key significator of fluids and mind, is combust and sits in the 2nd aspected by Mars and Jupiter; combustion weakens the Moon's protective role for health.

The 8th house (chronic matters, longevity) contains retrograde Jupiter in friendly Leo, forming Vipareeta Raja Yoga (12th lord in 8th), which classically converts adversity into resilience — an overall protective indication for longevity despite dusthana placement.

Vipareeta Raja Yoga is traditionally read as protection arising through difficulty rather than absence of difficulty.

The 6th house (disease) has no occupants; its lord Mercury is strong in the lagna with Budha-Aditya support, indicating good capacity to manage illness, though Mars aspects the 6th, bringing inflammatory/acute episodes when activated.

Current period Mercury–Jupiter–Venus: Jupiter is a dusthana lord (12th) placed in the 8th natally, so its antardasha can surface chronic or hidden matters; Venus is exalted and forms the strongest raja yoga, buffering outcomes.

Upcoming Mercury–Saturn antardasha (Nov 2026 – Jul 2029): Saturn is lagna lord in enemy sign in the 11th and aspects the lagna and natal 8th house, suggesting a period requiring disciplined attention to chronic, structural, or age-related health maintenance (subject turns ~70 during this window).

Transits as of 2026-01-01: transiting Rahu conjuncts natal Moon in the 2nd and transiting Ketu conjuncts natal Jupiter in the 8th; transiting Saturn sits on natal exalted Venus in the 3rd. Rahu over the Moon can disturb sleep, anxiety and diet; Ketu over 8th-house Jupiter warrants care with sudden/hidden matters — these are transient pressures, not fixed indications.

Transit effects are temporary; sade-sati is not active (Saturn is 2 signs from Moon per /transits/saturnFromMoon).

Vipareeta Raja Yoga via Jupiter in the 8th should not be read as immunity to illness; it indicates gains or resilience emerging through adversity, while the 8th placement itself still marks susceptibility to chronic/sudden matters.

A purely negative reading of the combust Moon ignores that it is aspected by Jupiter (Gaja Kesari configuration from Moon), which softens mental/emotional health vulnerabilities considerably.

Actual medical history, symptoms, or lifestyle data — astrological factors cannot substitute for clinical assessment

Exact birth-time rectification confidence (lagna at 0°29' Capricorn is near sign boundary)

Shadbala / ashtakavarga strength scores for grahas, which would refine judgments of vitality

Specific varga relevant to health beyond D1 (e.g., D60) is not provided

Explanation: The chart shows a fundamentally resilient core: strong lagna-lord/dispositor conjunction in the 11th (Raja + Dhana yoga), an unoccupied 6th with its lord dignified in the lagna (Budha-Aditya), and a protective Vipareeta Raja Yoga in the 8th. Against this, the combust Moon, Saturn's enemy-sign dignity and aspect on the lagna, and Mars' aspect on the 6th indicate vulnerability to stress-driven, chronic, and occasionally acute conditions. The current Mercury–Jupiter–Venus sequence is buffered by exalted Venus, but the approaching Mercury–Saturn antardasha (late 2026–mid 2029) combined with current Rahu-over-Moon/Ketu-over-Jupiter nodal transits suggests a window where preventive care, rest, and routine medical checkups are prudent. Overall conclusion: mixed — no indication of a broken constitution, but sustained maintenance rather than neglect is indicated. This synthesis describes astrological indications only and is not medical advice.


Capricorn lagna at very early degree; vitality is governed by Saturn placed in the 11th (Scorpio) in an enemy sign, conjunct Mars and debilitated Rahu — the body's significator sits in a pressured, malefic-heavy house.

Saturn retro-aspects its own lagna (house 1), giving resilience but also chronic, slow-burning strain on self/vitality.

Moon (a benefic) is combust in Aquarius in the 2nd and aspects the 8th — emotional/moisture-related systems under pressure; Moon also rules the 7th from the lagna.

Jupiter in the 8th (retrograde, friend's sign Leo) forms Vipareeta Raja Yoga (12th-lord in 8th); classically this converts adversity into protection, supporting recovery capacity despite 8th-house activation of chronic/transformational matters.

Gaja Kesari Yoga (Jupiter 7th from Moon) adds general protective strength to mind and constitution.

Current period Mercury–Jupiter–Venus: Jupiter antardasha activates natal 12th-lord-in-8th placement (isolation/hospitalization indications possible); Venus pratyantardasha is exalted natally in the 3rd, which softens outcomes.

Transits as of 2026-01-01: transiting Saturn conjuncts natal exalted Venus in the 3rd and aspects houses 9 and 12; transiting Rahu sits on the natal combust Moon in the 2nd while Ketu sits on natal Jupiter in the 8th — a nodal axis directly touching both luminaries' dispositors and the 8th house, indicating heightened sensitivity now.

saturnFromMoon = 2: the native is within Sade Sati's middle phase (Saturn 2nd from natal Moon), a recognized window of fatigue, stress load, and reduced immunity in gochara reckoning.

jupiterFromMoon = 5: transit Jupiter is favorably placed from the Moon (not in 6/8/12 from Chandra), providing gochara protection that partially offsets the above.

The chart shows simultaneous stress markers (Sade Sati, nodal contacts to Moon and Jupiter, 8th-house emphasis) AND protective yogas (Gaja Kesari, Vipareeta Raja Yoga, exalted Venus). A synthesis reading only one side would overstate either fragility or robustness.

Explanation: The health picture is genuinely mixed. Structural strength comes from Gaja Kesari Yoga and the Vipareeta Raja Yoga formed by retrograde Jupiter as 12th lord in the 8th (/yogas/[5]), plus exalted Venus ruling the 10th (/placements/Venus/dignity). Structural vulnerability comes from the lagna lord Saturn in an enemy sign crowded by Mars and debilitated Rahu in the 11th (/placements/Saturn/dignity, /placements/Rahu/dignity), a combust Moon aspecting the 8th (/placements/Moon/combust, /aspects/Moon), and Saturn's own aspect back onto the lagna (/houses/1/aspectedBy). Timing-wise, the current Mercury–Jupiter–Venus dasha runs Jupiter's antardasha over an 8th-house natal placement (/dasha/current), while transits show Saturn conjunct natal Venus, Rahu on the natal combust Moon, Ketu on natal Jupiter in the 8th (/transits/contacts/[6..8]), and active Sade Sati (saturnFromMoon = 2). Transit Jupiter being 5th from the Moon offers partial mitigation. Net indication: elevated stress/fatigue susceptibility during roughly 2024–2027, with protective yogas limiting severity; no terminal or specific-disease prediction is made or should be inferred.

Capricorn lagna at very early degree; vitality is governed by Saturn placed in the 11th (Scorpio) in an enemy sign, conjunct Mars and debilitated Rahu — the body's significator sits in a pressured, malefic-heavy house.

Saturn retro-aspects its own lagna (house 1), giving resilience but also chronic, slow-burning strain on self/vitality.

Moon (a benefic) is combust in Aquarius in the 2nd and aspects the 8th — emotional/moisture-related systems under pressure; Moon also rules the 7th from the lagna.

Jupiter in the 8th (retrograde, friend's sign Leo) forms Vipareeta Raja Yoga (12th-lord in 8th); classically this converts adversity into protection, supporting recovery capacity despite 8th-house activation of chronic/transformational matters.

Gaja Kesari Yoga (Jupiter 7th from Moon) adds general protective strength to mind and constitution.

Current period Mercury–Jupiter–Venus: Jupiter antardasha activates natal 12th-lord-in-8th placement (isolation/hospitalization indications possible); Venus pratyantardasha is exalted natally in the 3rd, which softens outcomes.

Transits as of 2026-01-01: transiting Saturn conjuncts natal exalted Venus in the 3rd and aspects houses 9 and 12; transiting Rahu sits on the natal combust Moon in the 2nd while Ketu sits on natal Jupiter in the 8th — a nodal axis directly touching both luminaries' dispositors and the 8th house, indicating heightened sensitivity now.

saturnFromMoon = 2: the native is within Sade Sati's middle phase (Saturn 2nd from natal Moon), a recognized window of fatigue, stress load, and reduced immunity in gochara reckoning.

jupiterFromMoon = 5: transit Jupiter is favorably placed from the Moon (not in 6/8/12 from Chandra), providing gochara protection that partially offsets the above.

The chart shows simultaneous stress markers (Sade Sati, nodal contacts to Moon and Jupiter, 8th-house emphasis) AND protective yogas (Gaja Kesari, Vipareeta Raja Yoga, exalted Venus). A synthesis reading only one side would overstate either fragility or robustness.

Explanation: The health picture is genuinely mixed. Structural strength comes from Gaja Kesari Yoga and the Vipareeta Raja Yoga formed by retrograde Jupiter as 12th lord in the 8th (/yogas/[5]), plus exalted Venus ruling the 10th (/placements/Venus/dignity). Structural vulnerability comes from the lagna lord Saturn in an enemy sign crowded by Mars and debilitated Rahu in the 11th (/placements/Saturn/dignity, /placements/Rahu/dignity), a combust Moon aspecting the 8th (/placements/Moon/combust, /aspects/Moon), and Saturn's own aspect back onto the lagna (/houses/1/aspectedBy). Timing-wise, the current Mercury–Jupiter–Venus dasha runs Jupiter's antardasha over an 8th-house natal placement (/dasha/current), while transits show Saturn conjunct natal Venus, Rahu on the natal combust Moon, Ketu on natal Jupiter in the 8th (/transits/contacts/[6..8]), and active Sade Sati (saturnFromMoon = 2). Transit Jupiter being 5th from the Moon offers partial mitigation. Net indication: elevated stress/fatigue susceptibility during roughly 2024–2027, with protective yogas limiting severity; no terminal or specific-disease prediction is made or should be inferred.


Lagna lord Moon is debilitated in Scorpio in the 5th house — a core vitality weakness; the body/self significator is at its weakest dignity.

The debilitated Moon receives the full 4th-house aspect of Mars from Aries, adding heat/inflammation-type stress to the lagna lord.

Lagna itself is aspected by Mars, Venus and Saturn — mixed influences; Saturn's drishti on the lagna can indicate chronicity or slow-recovering conditions.

6th house (disease) holds Rahu in Mula; its dispositor Jupiter sits in the 12th, forming a Vipareeta Raja Yoga that can convert illness into eventual gain but signals recurring dusthana-linked health themes.

Mercury (lord of 12, placed in the 8th) forms a second Vipareeta Raja Yoga; 8th/12th involvement points to sudden or hidden matters rather than overt acute disease.

Saturn exalted in Libra in the 4th (Sasa Yoga) aspects the 6th house of disease — an exalted malefic guarding the disease house supports recovery power and endurance.

Current period Jupiter–Jupiter (Mercury pratyantardasha): Jupiter is retrograde, in enemy sign Gemini in the 12th with Ketu, and is 6th lord — the running dasha lord carries a dusthana signature.

Transit Saturn in Pisces conjoins natal Sun in the 9th and aspects natal houses 3, 6 and 11 — Saturn's gochara contact with the 6th stresses health routines during this window.

Transit Rahu over natal Mercury in the 8th (Aquarius) can coincide with nervous/restless or diagnostic uncertainty themes; transit Jupiter retrograde on natal Jupiter-Ketu in the 12th suggests hospitalisation/isolation signatures are activated.

Sade sati check: Saturn is 5 signs from the natal Moon — not in sade sati, so lunar-mind health pressure is not maximal.

D9 Moon in Pisces (own-nakshatra-like benefic placement, dispositor Jupiter) shows inner resilience improving after mid-life; the debilitated D1 Moon is supported at the navamsa level.

Debilitated lagna lord suggests poor baseline vitality, but this must be weighed against exalted Saturn's protective aspect on the 6th and Vipareeta yogas that neutralise dusthana harm; the chart is not uniformly weak for health.

Transit activations (Rahu-Mercury in 8th, Saturn-Sun) indicate a sensitive window, not a deterministic illness outcome; timing statements should remain probabilistic.

Actual medical history / presenting complaints of the subject

Divisional vargas beyond those provided (e.g., D27/D60) for finer health assessment

Exact birth-time rectification confirmation given early-degree Cancer lagna

Explanation: Baseline vitality is compromised by a debilitated, Mars-aspected lagna lord (/placements/Moon/dignity), while protective factors include Sasa Yoga Saturn exalted in the 4th aspecting the 6th (/placements/Saturn/dignity, /aspects/Saturn), two Vipareeta Raja Yogas converting dusthana lords into hidden strength (/yogas/3, /yogas/4), and a D9-supported Moon (/vargas/D9/placements/1). The current Jupiter mahadasha runs through a 12th-house enemy-sign retrograde Jupiter who owns the 6th (/dasha/current/mahadasha, /placements/Jupiter/house), and 2026 transits show Saturn on natal Sun with drishti to the 6th plus Rahu on natal Mercury in the 8th — an active sensitivity window. Net reading: mixed — chronic rather than catastrophic indications, with recovery capacity present; no death or disease prediction is made.

Lagna lord Moon is debilitated in Scorpio in the 5th house — a core vitality weakness; the body/self significator is at its weakest dignity.

The debilitated Moon receives the full 4th-house aspect of Mars from Aries, adding heat/inflammation-type stress to the lagna lord.

Lagna itself is aspected by Mars, Venus and Saturn — mixed influences; Saturn's drishti on the lagna can indicate chronicity or slow-recovering conditions.

6th house (disease) holds Rahu in Mula; its dispositor Jupiter sits in the 12th, forming a Vipareeta Raja Yoga that can convert illness into eventual gain but signals recurring dusthana-linked health themes.

Mercury (lord of 12, placed in the 8th) forms a second Vipareeta Raja Yoga; 8th/12th involvement points to sudden or hidden matters rather than overt acute disease.

Saturn exalted in Libra in the 4th (Sasa Yoga) aspects the 6th house of disease — an exalted malefic guarding the disease house supports recovery power and endurance.

Current period Jupiter–Jupiter (Mercury pratyantardasha): Jupiter is retrograde, in enemy sign Gemini in the 12th with Ketu, and is 6th lord — the running dasha lord carries a dusthana signature.

Transit Saturn in Pisces conjoins natal Sun in the 9th and aspects natal houses 3, 6 and 11 — Saturn's gochara contact with the 6th stresses health routines during this window.

Transit Rahu over natal Mercury in the 8th (Aquarius) can coincide with nervous/restless or diagnostic uncertainty themes; transit Jupiter retrograde on natal Jupiter-Ketu in the 12th suggests hospitalisation/isolation signatures are activated.

Sade sati check: Saturn is 5 signs from the natal Moon — not in sade sati, so lunar-mind health pressure is not maximal.

D9 Moon in Pisces (own-nakshatra-like benefic placement, dispositor Jupiter) shows inner resilience improving after mid-life; the debilitated D1 Moon is supported at the navamsa level.

Debilitated lagna lord suggests poor baseline vitality, but this must be weighed against exalted Saturn's protective aspect on the 6th and Vipareeta yogas that neutralise dusthana harm; the chart is not uniformly weak for health.

Transit activations (Rahu-Mercury in 8th, Saturn-Sun) indicate a sensitive window, not a deterministic illness outcome; timing statements should remain probabilistic.

Actual medical history / presenting complaints of the subject

Divisional vargas beyond those provided (e.g., D27/D60) for finer health assessment

Exact birth-time rectification confirmation given early-degree Cancer lagna

Explanation: Baseline vitality is compromised by a debilitated, Mars-aspected lagna lord (/placements/Moon/dignity), while protective factors include Sasa Yoga Saturn exalted in the 4th aspecting the 6th (/placements/Saturn/dignity, /aspects/Saturn), two Vipareeta Raja Yogas converting dusthana lords into hidden strength (/yogas/3, /yogas/4), and a D9-supported Moon (/vargas/D9/placements/1). The current Jupiter mahadasha runs through a 12th-house enemy-sign retrograde Jupiter who owns the 6th (/dasha/current/mahadasha, /placements/Jupiter/house), and 2026 transits show Saturn on natal Sun with drishti to the 6th plus Rahu on natal Mercury in the 8th — an active sensitivity window. Net reading: mixed — chronic rather than catastrophic indications, with recovery capacity present; no death or disease prediction is made.


Lagna is Capricorn ruled by Saturn; the lagna lord sits in the 11th in enemy sign Scorpio conjunct Mars and debilitated Rahu — vitality is work-driven but stress-exposed, with a hard-edged gains/network axis feeding back into the body.

Saturn aspects the lagna (house 1) and the 8th house, adding dryness, chronicity and slow-burning constitutional strain to self and longevity matters.

Sun placed in the lagna in an enemy sign gives a fiery, driven temperament that can over-heat the constitution; it also rules the 8th from the 1st, linking vitality to sudden/chronic matters.

Moon, the significator of fluids and mind, is combust in the 2nd house at 0° Aquarius — emotional/nutritional resilience is compromised, though it forms Gaja Kesari Yoga with Jupiter, which buffers mental health.

6th lord Mercury (disease/debt karaka house) is placed in the lagna itself: disease potential comes close to the body, but Mercury unafflicted by combustion and forming Budha-Aditya Yoga indicates strong recuperative intelligence and good management of illness.

Jupiter retrograde in the 8th creates Vipareeta Raja Yoga (12th lord in 8th): classical doctrine reads this as protection through adversity — crises tend to resolve favourably rather than destroy.

Ketu aspects the lagna while its dispositor axis (Rahu/Ketu both debilitated across 11/5) suggests nervous, erratic or psychosomatic tendencies rather than gross structural disease.

Current period Mercury–Jupiter (Aug 2024–Nov 2026): Mercury is a functional 6th lord for this chart, so the mahadasha keeps health on the agenda, but Jupiter antardasha as VRY-forming benefic in the 8th supports recovery and protective outcomes within it.

Transit picture (as of 2026-01-01): transiting Saturn sits on natal Venus in the 3rd and transiting Rahu conjoins natal Moon in the 2nd, while transiting Ketu sits on natal Jupiter in the 8th — a cluster of nodal-luminary and Saturnian contacts indicating a period of heightened somatic sensitivity, fatigue-prone routines and need for disciplined regimen; sade-sati is not active (Saturn is 2 signs from natal Moon).

The afflicted 6th lord in the lagna would naively read as 'illness in the body', but Parashari doctrine treats a dignified, yoga-forming 6th lord in the 1st as capacity to defeat disease (service/enemy-conquering strength), so the factor must be weighted mixed, not purely negative.

Vipareeta Raja Yoga via Jupiter in the 8th offers crisis-protection, but Jupiter is retrograde and under Saturn's aspect; it moderates severity of indications rather than guaranteeing immunity.

Actual medical history or presenting complaints of the subject

Exact birth-time rectification confidence (lagna at only 0°29' Capricorn is sensitive)

Shad-bala / ashtakavarga strength scores not supplied

Explanation: Constitutionally this is a Saturnine Capricorn chart with an afflicted-but-strong 11th-house stellium (Mars own-sign + Saturn + Rahu), a combust Moon, and Sun in enemy sign in the lagna — indicating chronic, stress-mediated, vata-fire type vulnerability rather than acute fatal indications. Counterweights are real: Budha-Aditya and Gaja Kesari yogas, a well-disposed 6th lord in the 1st, and Vipareeta Raja Yoga through Jupiter in the 8th all point toward recovery capacity and protection through adversity. The current Mercury–Jupiter period plus the 2026 nodal contacts (Rahu on Moon, Ketu on Jupiter, Saturn on Venus) mark a season demanding regimen discipline, but the overall balance is mixed-to-manageable rather than challenging.

Lagna is Capricorn ruled by Saturn; the lagna lord sits in the 11th in enemy sign Scorpio conjunct Mars and debilitated Rahu — vitality is work-driven but stress-exposed, with a hard-edged gains/network axis feeding back into the body.

Saturn aspects the lagna (house 1) and the 8th house, adding dryness, chronicity and slow-burning constitutional strain to self and longevity matters.

Sun placed in the lagna in an enemy sign gives a fiery, driven temperament that can over-heat the constitution; it also rules the 8th from the 1st, linking vitality to sudden/chronic matters.

Moon, the significator of fluids and mind, is combust in the 2nd house at 0° Aquarius — emotional/nutritional resilience is compromised, though it forms Gaja Kesari Yoga with Jupiter, which buffers mental health.

6th lord Mercury (disease/debt karaka house) is placed in the lagna itself: disease potential comes close to the body, but Mercury unafflicted by combustion and forming Budha-Aditya Yoga indicates strong recuperative intelligence and good management of illness.

Jupiter retrograde in the 8th creates Vipareeta Raja Yoga (12th lord in 8th): classical doctrine reads this as protection through adversity — crises tend to resolve favourably rather than destroy.

Ketu aspects the lagna while its dispositor axis (Rahu/Ketu both debilitated across 11/5) suggests nervous, erratic or psychosomatic tendencies rather than gross structural disease.

Current period Mercury–Jupiter (Aug 2024–Nov 2026): Mercury is a functional 6th lord for this chart, so the mahadasha keeps health on the agenda, but Jupiter antardasha as VRY-forming benefic in the 8th supports recovery and protective outcomes within it.

Transit picture (as of 2026-01-01): transiting Saturn sits on natal Venus in the 3rd and transiting Rahu conjoins natal Moon in the 2nd, while transiting Ketu sits on natal Jupiter in the 8th — a cluster of nodal-luminary and Saturnian contacts indicating a period of heightened somatic sensitivity, fatigue-prone routines and need for disciplined regimen; sade-sati is not active (Saturn is 2 signs from natal Moon).

The afflicted 6th lord in the lagna would naively read as 'illness in the body', but Parashari doctrine treats a dignified, yoga-forming 6th lord in the 1st as capacity to defeat disease (service/enemy-conquering strength), so the factor must be weighted mixed, not purely negative.

Vipareeta Raja Yoga via Jupiter in the 8th offers crisis-protection, but Jupiter is retrograde and under Saturn's aspect; it moderates severity of indications rather than guaranteeing immunity.

Actual medical history or presenting complaints of the subject

Exact birth-time rectification confidence (lagna at only 0°29' Capricorn is sensitive)

Shad-bala / ashtakavarga strength scores not supplied

Explanation: Constitutionally this is a Saturnine Capricorn chart with an afflicted-but-strong 11th-house stellium (Mars own-sign + Saturn + Rahu), a combust Moon, and Sun in enemy sign in the lagna — indicating chronic, stress-mediated, vata-fire type vulnerability rather than acute fatal indications. Counterweights are real: Budha-Aditya and Gaja Kesari yogas, a well-disposed 6th lord in the 1st, and Vipareeta Raja Yoga through Jupiter in the 8th all point toward recovery capacity and protection through adversity. The current Mercury–Jupiter period plus the 2026 nodal contacts (Rahu on Moon, Ketu on Jupiter, Saturn on Venus) mark a season demanding regimen discipline, but the overall balance is mixed-to-manageable rather than challenging.


Explanation: The VedAstro rule House1LordInHouse10 describes the ascendant (1st house) lord placed in the 10th house as a favorable placement for career, profession, fame, and public standing. Option A matches this supportive interpretation. Option B contradicts the rule's positive framing, and Option C overclaims, since the rule indicates tendencies toward professional success rather than guaranteeing a specific profession.

Explanation: The VedAstro rule House1LordInHouse10 describes the ascendant (1st house) lord placed in the 10th house as a favorable placement for career, profession, fame, and public standing. Option A matches this supportive interpretation. Option B contradicts the rule's positive framing, and Option C overclaims, since the rule indicates tendencies toward professional success rather than guaranteeing a specific profession.


Lagna lord Mars is in the 3rd house but in enemy sign (Gemini) alongside Ketu, indicating a body/self-lord that is active yet strained, a mixed vitality indicator

The ascendant itself is aspected by exalted Saturn (from the 7th) and by Rahu, adding pressure on the body and general constitution per Parashari doctrine on 1st-house afflictions

Jupiter, the great protector, is exalted in Cancer in the 4th (Hamsa Yoga) and aspects the 8th house of longevity and chronic matters, which classically supports resilience and recovery capacity

The 6th lord of disease (Mercury) is in its own sign in the 3rd, a strong placement suggesting reasonable ability to manage illness, though the 6th is simultaneously aspected by Mars

Sun, significator of vitality, sits in an enemy sign in the 2nd house, a mild weakening of core life-force indicators

Current Saturn mahadasha–Saturn antardasha (from /dasha/current) runs a natal exalted kendra Saturn (Sasa Yoga), generally a stabilising period, though Saturn's nature remains austere; no health-specific dasha affliction is established from the data alone

Transiting Saturn is in the natal 12th house and Ketu transits over the natal Moon in the 5th (as of the chart's transit snapshot); gochara Saturn from the Moon is 8th position, outside sade sati range, so no classical sade-sati stress applies at this time

Specific health complaint or symptom the querent has in mind

Divisional varga relevant to chronic health assessment beyond those provided

Exact birth-time rectification confidence, since lagna degree affects house-sensitive judgments

Explanation: The chart presents genuinely offsetting indications: protective factors (exalted Jupiter's Hamsa Yoga aspecting the 8th, own-sign 6th lord Mercury, exalted Saturn as yogakaraka-like kendra occupant) balance against stressors (enemy-sign lagna lord Mars conjunct Ketu, Rahu and Saturn aspecting the ascendant, enemy-sign Sun as vitality significator). Current dasha is a stable Saturn period without clear health-specific affliction, and sade sati is not operative. The supported doctrine supports a 'mixed' reading rather than either a strongly supportive or challenging verdict; a more specific answer would require knowing the actual health concern.

Lagna lord Mars is in the 3rd house but in enemy sign (Gemini) alongside Ketu, indicating a body/self-lord that is active yet strained, a mixed vitality indicator

The ascendant itself is aspected by exalted Saturn (from the 7th) and by Rahu, adding pressure on the body and general constitution per Parashari doctrine on 1st-house afflictions

Jupiter, the great protector, is exalted in Cancer in the 4th (Hamsa Yoga) and aspects the 8th house of longevity and chronic matters, which classically supports resilience and recovery capacity

The 6th lord of disease (Mercury) is in its own sign in the 3rd, a strong placement suggesting reasonable ability to manage illness, though the 6th is simultaneously aspected by Mars

Sun, significator of vitality, sits in an enemy sign in the 2nd house, a mild weakening of core life-force indicators

Current Saturn mahadasha–Saturn antardasha (from /dasha/current) runs a natal exalted kendra Saturn (Sasa Yoga), generally a stabilising period, though Saturn's nature remains austere; no health-specific dasha affliction is established from the data alone

Transiting Saturn is in the natal 12th house and Ketu transits over the natal Moon in the 5th (as of the chart's transit snapshot); gochara Saturn from the Moon is 8th position, outside sade sati range, so no classical sade-sati stress applies at this time

Specific health complaint or symptom the querent has in mind

Divisional varga relevant to chronic health assessment beyond those provided

Exact birth-time rectification confidence, since lagna degree affects house-sensitive judgments

Explanation: The chart presents genuinely offsetting indications: protective factors (exalted Jupiter's Hamsa Yoga aspecting the 8th, own-sign 6th lord Mercury, exalted Saturn as yogakaraka-like kendra occupant) balance against stressors (enemy-sign lagna lord Mars conjunct Ketu, Rahu and Saturn aspecting the ascendant, enemy-sign Sun as vitality significator). Current dasha is a stable Saturn period without clear health-specific affliction, and sade sati is not operative. The supported doctrine supports a 'mixed' reading rather than either a strongly supportive or challenging verdict; a more specific answer would require knowing the actual health concern.


Lagna lord Moon is debilitated in Scorpio in the 5th house — the primary significator of vitality and the body is weak, indicating underlying sensitivity of health and emotional stress impacting wellbeing.

Both Mars and Saturn aspect the lagna (/aspects lists Mars→1, Saturn→1): Saturn's 10th-house drishti on the ascendant brings chronicity and slow strain to the body; Mars adds inflammatory/acute tendencies.

Saturn is exalted (Sasa Yoga) in the 4th kendra — a strong protective graha whose aspect on the lagna, while heavy, comes from a dignified planet, giving endurance and recovery capacity rather than pure affliction.

Vipareeta Raja Yogas: 6th lord Jupiter in 12th and 12th lord Mercury in 8th — dusthana lords placed in other dusthanas classically confer resilience against disease/debt/enemies; disease matters tend to resolve or turn favorable after difficulty.

Rahu occupies the 6th house of disease natally, with Ketu/Jupiter in the 12th (hospitalization/isolation axis), suggesting susceptibility to hard-to-diagnose, toxin- or stress-related complaints.

Current dasha Jupiter–Jupiter with Mercury pratyantar: Jupiter is a benefic running Vipareeta Raja Yoga as 6th lord in 12th, but also sits in the 12th house natally retrograde in enemy sign — periods of Jupiter can bring expenditure, retreat, and health attention even while protecting from outright harm.

Transit Saturn at ~2° Pisces conjoins natal Sun in the 9th and casts drishti on natal houses 3, 6 and 11; gochara Saturn is 12 signs from the natal Moon — sade sati has begun, a recognized window of fatigue, joint/vitality strain and increased health vigilance.

Transit Rahu in Aquarius conjoins natal Mercury in the 8th (chronic matters/transformation house); combined with transit Ketu aspecting the 6th and 8th, sudden or confusing diagnostic episodes are indicated during this window.

Transit Jupiter is retrograde conjunct natal Jupiter/Ketu in the 12th, aspecting the 6th — a protective, remedial influence touching the disease house, supporting treatment success and recovery.

Debilitated Moon plus Saturn's aspect on the lagna does not by itself indicate serious illness; it marks constitutional sensitivity that must be weighed against exalted Saturn (Sasa Yoga) and two Vipareeta Raja Yogas, which classical doctrine treats as strongly protective against disease outcomes.

Any synthesis must include the current sade-sati context (Saturn 12 from natal Moon) — omitting it would understate present-period health strain while overstating long-term weakness.

Navamsa dignity of the Moon beyond sign placement (Pisces D9 placement is given, but strength grading requires interpretation outside provided facts)

Exact degrees for applying/exact transit conjunctions over time (only as-of-date snapshot available)

Specific body-region indications require nakshatra-level medical analysis not supplied

Explanation: Constitution shows genuine vulnerability (debilitated lagna lord Moon, Saturn+Mars aspecting the ascendant, Rahu in the 6th) balanced by strong structural protection (exalted Sasa-Yoga Saturn, dual Vipareeta Raja Yogas). The present window (Jupiter–Mercury period, early sade sati, transit Rahu on natal Mercury in the 8th, Saturn on natal Sun) concentrates strain on health themes — fatigue, chronic/sudden diagnostic matters — but Jupiter's transit back onto its own natal position in the 12th aspecting the 6th supports successful management and recovery. Overall: mixed, requiring vigilance during 2026–2030 (Jupiter dasha through Jupiter–Saturn antardasha), not an adverse lifelong verdict. Astrological indication only; not medical advice.

Lagna lord Moon is debilitated in Scorpio in the 5th house — the primary significator of vitality and the body is weak, indicating underlying sensitivity of health and emotional stress impacting wellbeing.

Both Mars and Saturn aspect the lagna (/aspects lists Mars→1, Saturn→1): Saturn's 10th-house drishti on the ascendant brings chronicity and slow strain to the body; Mars adds inflammatory/acute tendencies.

Saturn is exalted (Sasa Yoga) in the 4th kendra — a strong protective graha whose aspect on the lagna, while heavy, comes from a dignified planet, giving endurance and recovery capacity rather than pure affliction.

Vipareeta Raja Yogas: 6th lord Jupiter in 12th and 12th lord Mercury in 8th — dusthana lords placed in other dusthanas classically confer resilience against disease/debt/enemies; disease matters tend to resolve or turn favorable after difficulty.

Rahu occupies the 6th house of disease natally, with Ketu/Jupiter in the 12th (hospitalization/isolation axis), suggesting susceptibility to hard-to-diagnose, toxin- or stress-related complaints.

Current dasha Jupiter–Jupiter with Mercury pratyantar: Jupiter is a benefic running Vipareeta Raja Yoga as 6th lord in 12th, but also sits in the 12th house natally retrograde in enemy sign — periods of Jupiter can bring expenditure, retreat, and health attention even while protecting from outright harm.

Transit Saturn at ~2° Pisces conjoins natal Sun in the 9th and casts drishti on natal houses 3, 6 and 11; gochara Saturn is 12 signs from the natal Moon — sade sati has begun, a recognized window of fatigue, joint/vitality strain and increased health vigilance.

Transit Rahu in Aquarius conjoins natal Mercury in the 8th (chronic matters/transformation house); combined with transit Ketu aspecting the 6th and 8th, sudden or confusing diagnostic episodes are indicated during this window.

Transit Jupiter is retrograde conjunct natal Jupiter/Ketu in the 12th, aspecting the 6th — a protective, remedial influence touching the disease house, supporting treatment success and recovery.

Debilitated Moon plus Saturn's aspect on the lagna does not by itself indicate serious illness; it marks constitutional sensitivity that must be weighed against exalted Saturn (Sasa Yoga) and two Vipareeta Raja Yogas, which classical doctrine treats as strongly protective against disease outcomes.

Any synthesis must include the current sade-sati context (Saturn 12 from natal Moon) — omitting it would understate present-period health strain while overstating long-term weakness.

Navamsa dignity of the Moon beyond sign placement (Pisces D9 placement is given, but strength grading requires interpretation outside provided facts)

Exact degrees for applying/exact transit conjunctions over time (only as-of-date snapshot available)

Specific body-region indications require nakshatra-level medical analysis not supplied

Explanation: Constitution shows genuine vulnerability (debilitated lagna lord Moon, Saturn+Mars aspecting the ascendant, Rahu in the 6th) balanced by strong structural protection (exalted Sasa-Yoga Saturn, dual Vipareeta Raja Yogas). The present window (Jupiter–Mercury period, early sade sati, transit Rahu on natal Mercury in the 8th, Saturn on natal Sun) concentrates strain on health themes — fatigue, chronic/sudden diagnostic matters — but Jupiter's transit back onto its own natal position in the 12th aspecting the 6th supports successful management and recovery. Overall: mixed, requiring vigilance during 2026–2030 (Jupiter dasha through Jupiter–Saturn antardasha), not an adverse lifelong verdict. Astrological indication only; not medical advice.


Explanation: The VedAstro rule House1LordInHouse10 treats the ascendant lord's placement in the 10th house as a favorable indication for career, status, and professional achievement. Option A matches this supportive framing. Option B contradicts the rule (it is not a career-loss indication), and Option C overclaims by asserting a guaranteed specific profession, which no such rule establishes.

Explanation: The VedAstro rule House1LordInHouse10 treats the ascendant lord's placement in the 10th house as a favorable indication for career, status, and professional achievement. Option A matches this supportive framing. Option B contradicts the rule (it is not a career-loss indication), and Option C overclaims by asserting a guaranteed specific profession, which no such rule establishes.


Exalted Jupiter (Hamsa Yoga) in the 4th casts its aspect on the 8th house of longevity and chronic matters, a classical protective factor for vitality and recovery.

Lagna lord Mars is placed in the 3rd but in an enemy sign, and the lagna itself is aspected by Saturn and Rahu — indications of reduced resilience of the body and vulnerability to nervous/vata-type complaints under stress.

The 6th lord Mercury sits in the 3rd with Ketu while malefic Mars aspects the empty 6th house, so disease significations are present but not strongly fortified; Mercury's own-sign dignity limits the damage.

Current Saturn–Saturn dasha with the lord retrograde and exalted in the 7th: Saturn periods typically bring slower metabolism, fatigue, and joint-related sensitivity, though exaltation moderates severity.

Transiting Saturn occupies the natal 12th house (loss/isolation/hospitalisation) and aspects natal houses 2, 6, and 9; gochara Saturn is 12th from the natal Moon — the entry phase toward sade sati, often associated with increased expenditure on health and disturbed rest.

Transiting Ketu conjoins the natal Moon in the 5th, which can accompany mental restlessness or anxiety rather than organic disease.

Exact birth-time rectification margin for fine house cusps

Any actual medical history or symptom data to correlate with chart indications

Divisional D60 or shad-bala data to weigh planetary strengths beyond dignity

Explanation: The chart shows genuine protective factors — an exalted kendra Jupiter (Hamsa Yoga) guarding the 8th house by aspect and an exalted Saturn as a Mahapurusha yoga — against real vulnerabilities: an enemy-sign lagna lord, a Saturn-and-Rahu-aspected lagna, and a 6th-lord/Ketu association. The running Saturn mahadasha combined with transiting Saturn through the natal 12th and 12th from the Moon tilts the near-term indication toward fatigue, sleep disturbance, and chronic low-grade issues rather than acute crisis. Overall the evidence supports a mixed, non-alarming reading; no terminal or specific diagnosis should be inferred from these placements alone.

Exalted Jupiter (Hamsa Yoga) in the 4th casts its aspect on the 8th house of longevity and chronic matters, a classical protective factor for vitality and recovery.

Lagna lord Mars is placed in the 3rd but in an enemy sign, and the lagna itself is aspected by Saturn and Rahu — indications of reduced resilience of the body and vulnerability to nervous/vata-type complaints under stress.

The 6th lord Mercury sits in the 3rd with Ketu while malefic Mars aspects the empty 6th house, so disease significations are present but not strongly fortified; Mercury's own-sign dignity limits the damage.

Current Saturn–Saturn dasha with the lord retrograde and exalted in the 7th: Saturn periods typically bring slower metabolism, fatigue, and joint-related sensitivity, though exaltation moderates severity.

Transiting Saturn occupies the natal 12th house (loss/isolation/hospitalisation) and aspects natal houses 2, 6, and 9; gochara Saturn is 12th from the natal Moon — the entry phase toward sade sati, often associated with increased expenditure on health and disturbed rest.

Transiting Ketu conjoins the natal Moon in the 5th, which can accompany mental restlessness or anxiety rather than organic disease.

Exact birth-time rectification margin for fine house cusps

Any actual medical history or symptom data to correlate with chart indications

Divisional D60 or shad-bala data to weigh planetary strengths beyond dignity

Explanation: The chart shows genuine protective factors — an exalted kendra Jupiter (Hamsa Yoga) guarding the 8th house by aspect and an exalted Saturn as a Mahapurusha yoga — against real vulnerabilities: an enemy-sign lagna lord, a Saturn-and-Rahu-aspected lagna, and a 6th-lord/Ketu association. The running Saturn mahadasha combined with transiting Saturn through the natal 12th and 12th from the Moon tilts the near-term indication toward fatigue, sleep disturbance, and chronic low-grade issues rather than acute crisis. Overall the evidence supports a mixed, non-alarming reading; no terminal or specific diagnosis should be inferred from these placements alone.


Lagna is Aries with its lord Mars placed in house 3 but in enemy-sign dignity, weakening the primary significator of vitality

Saturn (retrograde, though exalted in Libra) casts full aspect on the lagna, a classical pressure on the body and stamina

Rahu also aspects the lagna and the lagna is occupied only by Venus (neutral dignity), giving mixed rather than fortified self-strength

Jupiter is exalted in Cancer in the 4th (Hamsa Mahapurusha Yoga), a strong protective benefic supporting inner contentment and overall resilience

Sun, karaka of vitality, sits in enemy-sign Taurus in the 2nd, another mild depletion of core vigor

Currently in Saturn–Saturn mahadasha-antardasha (2024-12-03 to 2027-12-07); Saturn is exalted and yogakaraka-like by placement in kendra 7, which tempers the period's heaviness even though Saturn naturally afflicts health houses here (it aspects lagna, 4th, 9th)

As of 2026-01-01 transiting Saturn is in Pisces/natal 12th (loss, isolation, hospitalization-significator house), and gochara reckoning shows Saturn 8th from natal Moon — not sade sati, but an 8th-from-Moon position classically read as strain on wellbeing

Transiting Ketu sits conjunct the natal Moon in the 5th, disturbing mental ease during the current period; the running pratyantardasha is Ketu (ending 2026-01-01)

Specific health complaint or body system of concern

Divisional charts beyond D9/D10/D7 relevant to health (D60/D30) are not provided

No birth-time rectification status to confirm the 04:52 chart

Explanation: The chart presents genuinely mixed indications for health: the lagna and its lord are weakened (Mars in enemy sign in the 3rd, lagna aspected by Saturn and Rahu, vitality-karaka Sun also in enemy dignity), while exalted Jupiter in a kendra (Hamsa Yoga) provides substantial protective strength. The current Saturn–Saturn period with transiting Saturn through the natal 12th and Ketu over natal Moon suggests a phase of fatigue or low-grade stress rather than acute crisis, and sade sati is explicitly absent (/transits/saturnFromMoon). The represented doctrine supports a 'watchful, manageable' reading, not a definitive one; no specific disease can be named from this evidence.

Lagna is Aries with its lord Mars placed in house 3 but in enemy-sign dignity, weakening the primary significator of vitality

Saturn (retrograde, though exalted in Libra) casts full aspect on the lagna, a classical pressure on the body and stamina

Rahu also aspects the lagna and the lagna is occupied only by Venus (neutral dignity), giving mixed rather than fortified self-strength

Jupiter is exalted in Cancer in the 4th (Hamsa Mahapurusha Yoga), a strong protective benefic supporting inner contentment and overall resilience

Sun, karaka of vitality, sits in enemy-sign Taurus in the 2nd, another mild depletion of core vigor

Currently in Saturn–Saturn mahadasha-antardasha (2024-12-03 to 2027-12-07); Saturn is exalted and yogakaraka-like by placement in kendra 7, which tempers the period's heaviness even though Saturn naturally afflicts health houses here (it aspects lagna, 4th, 9th)

As of 2026-01-01 transiting Saturn is in Pisces/natal 12th (loss, isolation, hospitalization-significator house), and gochara reckoning shows Saturn 8th from natal Moon — not sade sati, but an 8th-from-Moon position classically read as strain on wellbeing

Transiting Ketu sits conjunct the natal Moon in the 5th, disturbing mental ease during the current period; the running pratyantardasha is Ketu (ending 2026-01-01)

Specific health complaint or body system of concern

Divisional charts beyond D9/D10/D7 relevant to health (D60/D30) are not provided

No birth-time rectification status to confirm the 04:52 chart

Explanation: The chart presents genuinely mixed indications for health: the lagna and its lord are weakened (Mars in enemy sign in the 3rd, lagna aspected by Saturn and Rahu, vitality-karaka Sun also in enemy dignity), while exalted Jupiter in a kendra (Hamsa Yoga) provides substantial protective strength. The current Saturn–Saturn period with transiting Saturn through the natal 12th and Ketu over natal Moon suggests a phase of fatigue or low-grade stress rather than acute crisis, and sade sati is explicitly absent (/transits/saturnFromMoon). The represented doctrine supports a 'watchful, manageable' reading, not a definitive one; no specific disease can be named from this evidence.


The ascendant lord (Moon) occupies the tenth house, which the stated rule treats as supportive of professional success or specialization.

Statement B contradicts the rule; the ascendant lord in the tenth is not a career-loss indication.

Statement C overclaims: no single placement guarantees a specific profession. The Moon in Aries in the 10th supports career activity but does not determine a particular vocation.

Ascendant lord in the 10th (Moon at /placements/Moon/house=10 with /lagna/lordInHouse=10) is classically read as strengthening career and public standing, not as a loss indication.

No placement 'guarantees' a specific profession; chart indications are probabilistic and must be weighed with dasha and transits.

Explanation: Only statement A is established: the lagna lord Moon sits in the 10th house (/lagna/lordInHouse, /placements/Moon/house), a placement traditionally treated as supportive of professional standing and specialization. Statement B is doctrinally wrong, and statement C is an overclaim since no single yoga guarantees a specific profession. The applicable statements are therefore positive, so conclusion polarity is supportive.

The ascendant lord (Moon) occupies the tenth house, which the stated rule treats as supportive of professional success or specialization.

Statement B contradicts the rule; the ascendant lord in the tenth is not a career-loss indication.

Statement C overclaims: no single placement guarantees a specific profession. The Moon in Aries in the 10th supports career activity but does not determine a particular vocation.

Ascendant lord in the 10th (Moon at /placements/Moon/house=10 with /lagna/lordInHouse=10) is classically read as strengthening career and public standing, not as a loss indication.

No placement 'guarantees' a specific profession; chart indications are probabilistic and must be weighed with dasha and transits.

Explanation: Only statement A is established: the lagna lord Moon sits in the 10th house (/lagna/lordInHouse, /placements/Moon/house), a placement traditionally treated as supportive of professional standing and specialization. Statement B is doctrinally wrong, and statement C is an overclaim since no single yoga guarantees a specific profession. The applicable statements are therefore positive, so conclusion polarity is supportive.


Ascendant lord Moon occupies the 10th house, supporting professional standing/specialization.

Moon in the 10th in Aries, with 10th lord Mars forming a raja yoga (lord of 5 and 10; mutual aspect with Jupiter), reinforces career indications without guaranteeing a specific profession.

The ascendant lord in the 10th is a classical strength for career/status, not a career-loss indication.

No placement guarantees a specific profession; the chart shows supportive indications only.

Explanation: Statement A is established by the chart facts: the lagna lord Moon sits in the 10th house (/placements/Moon/house, /houses/1/lordPlacedInHouse). Statement B contradicts standard Parashari doctrine. Statement C overclaims — no chart factor fixes a specific profession. Conclusion follows the polarity of the single applicable statement (A): supportive.

Ascendant lord Moon occupies the 10th house, supporting professional standing/specialization.

Moon in the 10th in Aries, with 10th lord Mars forming a raja yoga (lord of 5 and 10; mutual aspect with Jupiter), reinforces career indications without guaranteeing a specific profession.

The ascendant lord in the 10th is a classical strength for career/status, not a career-loss indication.

No placement guarantees a specific profession; the chart shows supportive indications only.

Explanation: Statement A is established by the chart facts: the lagna lord Moon sits in the 10th house (/placements/Moon/house, /houses/1/lordPlacedInHouse). Statement B contradicts standard Parashari doctrine. Statement C overclaims — no chart factor fixes a specific profession. Conclusion follows the polarity of the single applicable statement (A): supportive.


Ascendant lord Moon is placed in the 10th house, which classical rule treats as supportive of professional standing and career focus.

The 10th is occupied by Aries with Mars as its lord; Mars also rules the 5th, forming a raja yoga by single lordship of a kendra and trikona, reinforcing career strength alongside statement A's rule.

The placement does not guarantee a specific profession — no rule in Parashari doctrine fixes an exact occupation from lagna-lord-in-10th alone; D10 shows Sun, Moon and Mercury in its 10th but this indicates inclination, not certainty.

Lagna lord in the 10th is a standard supportive placement for career/status (the lord in a kendra, specifically the karma bhava), not primarily a career-loss indication.

No chart placement guarantees a specific profession; astrology at most indicates fields and strengths, never a guaranteed occupation.

Explanation: Only statement A is established: the ascendant lord Moon sits in the 10th house (/lagna/lordInHouse, /placements/Moon/house), a classically supportive placement for professional success, further reinforced by the Mars raja yoga (/yogas/1). Statement B contradicts standard doctrine, and statement C overclaims certainty. Hence conclusion polarity is supportive.

Ascendant lord Moon is placed in the 10th house, which classical rule treats as supportive of professional standing and career focus.

The 10th is occupied by Aries with Mars as its lord; Mars also rules the 5th, forming a raja yoga by single lordship of a kendra and trikona, reinforcing career strength alongside statement A's rule.

The placement does not guarantee a specific profession — no rule in Parashari doctrine fixes an exact occupation from lagna-lord-in-10th alone; D10 shows Sun, Moon and Mercury in its 10th but this indicates inclination, not certainty.

Lagna lord in the 10th is a standard supportive placement for career/status (the lord in a kendra, specifically the karma bhava), not primarily a career-loss indication.

No chart placement guarantees a specific profession; astrology at most indicates fields and strengths, never a guaranteed occupation.

Explanation: Only statement A is established: the ascendant lord Moon sits in the 10th house (/lagna/lordInHouse, /placements/Moon/house), a classically supportive placement for professional success, further reinforced by the Mars raja yoga (/yogas/1). Statement B contradicts standard doctrine, and statement C overclaims certainty. Hence conclusion polarity is supportive.


Explanation: The VedAstro rule House1LordInHouse10 describes the ascendant (1st house) lord placed in the 10th house as a favorable placement for career, profession, and public standing. Option A matches this supportive interpretation. Option B contradicts the rule's positive framing; Option C overclaims by asserting a guaranteed specific profession, which no such rule establishes.

Explanation: The VedAstro rule House1LordInHouse10 describes the ascendant (1st house) lord placed in the 10th house as a favorable placement for career, profession, and public standing. Option A matches this supportive interpretation. Option B contradicts the rule's positive framing; Option C overclaims by asserting a guaranteed specific profession, which no such rule establishes.


Sun in the 10th house supports professional success, visibility, and authority.

The Sun in the 10th does not guarantee government employment.

The Sun in the 10th is not a loss-of-status indication here; it is strengthened by Jupiter's aspect and the Sun rules the 3rd from a kendra.

Explanation: Statement A is established: the Sun occupies the 10th house (/placements/Sun/house), whose significations are career, status, action in the world, authority, and public standing. Statement B overclaims — nothing in the rule or chart guarantees government employment. Statement C is false: no chart evidence supports loss of status; on the contrary, exalted retrograde Jupiter aspects the 10th house (/aspects/Jupiter), reinforcing it. Therefore only A applies, giving a supportive polarity.

Sun in the 10th house supports professional success, visibility, and authority.

The Sun in the 10th does not guarantee government employment.

The Sun in the 10th is not a loss-of-status indication here; it is strengthened by Jupiter's aspect and the Sun rules the 3rd from a kendra.

Explanation: Statement A is established: the Sun occupies the 10th house (/placements/Sun/house), whose significations are career, status, action in the world, authority, and public standing. Statement B overclaims — nothing in the rule or chart guarantees government employment. Statement C is false: no chart evidence supports loss of status; on the contrary, exalted retrograde Jupiter aspects the 10th house (/aspects/Jupiter), reinforcing it. Therefore only A applies, giving a supportive polarity.


Sun in the 10th house supports career, status and authority; Sun also has dig bala in the kendra of action.

10th lord Jupiter is exalted in the 2nd and aspects the 10th, reinforcing the career indication alongside the Sun's placement.

No rule or chart evidence establishes guaranteed government employment from the Sun in the 10th; that is an overreach beyond what the placement supports.

The Sun in the 10th is classically a strength for professional standing, not primarily a loss-of-status indicator; nothing in the chart supports statement C.

Explanation: Statement A is established: the Sun sits in the 10th (/placements/Sun/house), a kendra of career, authority and public standing (/houses/9/significations), with dig bala conventionally attributed to the Sun there. Statement B overclaims (no guarantee of government employment follows), and statement C contradicts standard doctrine. Only A applies, so the conclusion polarity is supportive.

Sun in the 10th house supports career, status and authority; Sun also has dig bala in the kendra of action.

10th lord Jupiter is exalted in the 2nd and aspects the 10th, reinforcing the career indication alongside the Sun's placement.

No rule or chart evidence establishes guaranteed government employment from the Sun in the 10th; that is an overreach beyond what the placement supports.

The Sun in the 10th is classically a strength for professional standing, not primarily a loss-of-status indicator; nothing in the chart supports statement C.

Explanation: Statement A is established: the Sun sits in the 10th (/placements/Sun/house), a kendra of career, authority and public standing (/houses/9/significations), with dig bala conventionally attributed to the Sun there. Statement B overclaims (no guarantee of government employment follows), and statement C contradicts standard doctrine. Only A applies, so the conclusion polarity is supportive.


The tenth lord is Mars, placed in the first house, supporting independent professional advancement through personal effort.

A tenth lord in the first is a favorable indication but does not guarantee fame; no chart fact establishes fame.

The tenth lord in the first is not necessarily a dependent-career indication; it is classically read as self-driven career activity.

Explanation: Chart facts show the tenth lord Mars placed in the first house (/houses/10/lordPlacedInHouse = 1), which matches statement A's rule of supportive independent professional advancement. Statements B (guarantee of fame) and C (necessarily dependent career) are overclaims/doctrinal errors and are not established. Conclusion polarity follows the applicable statement A: supportive.

The tenth lord is Mars, placed in the first house, supporting independent professional advancement through personal effort.

A tenth lord in the first is a favorable indication but does not guarantee fame; no chart fact establishes fame.

The tenth lord in the first is not necessarily a dependent-career indication; it is classically read as self-driven career activity.

Explanation: Chart facts show the tenth lord Mars placed in the first house (/houses/10/lordPlacedInHouse = 1), which matches statement A's rule of supportive independent professional advancement. Statements B (guarantee of fame) and C (necessarily dependent career) are overclaims/doctrinal errors and are not established. Conclusion polarity follows the applicable statement A: supportive.


Sun in the 10th house (Pisces) supports career, status, and authority

Sun is a dignified (Friend) graha in the 10th, not combust, strengthening the indication

D9 Sun in own-sign Leo supports inner strength of the career significator

The chart shows no rule establishing guaranteed government employment; the Sun's nakshatra lord Saturn and D10 placement do not support a guarantee.

The 10th is the house of career/status (/reference/houseSignifications/10); the Sun there is not primarily a loss-of-status indication.

Explanation: Statement A applies: the Sun occupies the 10th house of career and status (/placements/Sun/house), with friendly dignity. Statement B overclaims — no guarantee of government employment follows from the stated rule or chart facts. Statement C contradicts the standard signification of the 10th. Conclusion polarity reflects A only.

Sun in the 10th house (Pisces) supports career, status, and authority

Sun is a dignified (Friend) graha in the 10th, not combust, strengthening the indication

D9 Sun in own-sign Leo supports inner strength of the career significator

The chart shows no rule establishing guaranteed government employment; the Sun's nakshatra lord Saturn and D10 placement do not support a guarantee.

The 10th is the house of career/status (/reference/houseSignifications/10); the Sun there is not primarily a loss-of-status indication.

Explanation: Statement A applies: the Sun occupies the 10th house of career and status (/placements/Sun/house), with friendly dignity. Statement B overclaims — no guarantee of government employment follows from the stated rule or chart facts. Statement C contradicts the standard signification of the 10th. Conclusion polarity reflects A only.


Mercury occupies the 10th house of career, in friendly sign Taurus, as a benefic — supportive of knowledge-oriented professional work.

Mercury is dispositor-linked to strong gains houses: it rules the 11th (gains) from the 10th, and the Venus–Sun raja yoga sits in house 11, reinforcing professional success indications.

'Guarantees success in every undertaking' is not a valid astrological rule; no single placement guarantees outcomes across all domains.

Mercury in the 10th is a benefic in a kendra (dasa-karmadhipati-style placement), not a career-obstruction indication; obstructions would come from dusthana or afflicted placements, which this is not.

Explanation: Statement A is established by the chart facts: Mercury (benefic, in friendly dignity) sits in the 10th house (/placements/Mercury/house), the classical career bhava associated with intellect, reputation, and professional standing. Statements B and C are doctrinally unsound overclaims/falsifications and are rejected. The applicable listed statement's polarity is positive, so conclusion is 'supportive', with proportionate uncertainty since dasha context and full strength assessment are outside the stated rule.

Mercury occupies the 10th house of career, in friendly sign Taurus, as a benefic — supportive of knowledge-oriented professional work.

Mercury is dispositor-linked to strong gains houses: it rules the 11th (gains) from the 10th, and the Venus–Sun raja yoga sits in house 11, reinforcing professional success indications.

'Guarantees success in every undertaking' is not a valid astrological rule; no single placement guarantees outcomes across all domains.

Mercury in the 10th is a benefic in a kendra (dasa-karmadhipati-style placement), not a career-obstruction indication; obstructions would come from dusthana or afflicted placements, which this is not.

Explanation: Statement A is established by the chart facts: Mercury (benefic, in friendly dignity) sits in the 10th house (/placements/Mercury/house), the classical career bhava associated with intellect, reputation, and professional standing. Statements B and C are doctrinally unsound overclaims/falsifications and are rejected. The applicable listed statement's polarity is positive, so conclusion is 'supportive', with proportionate uncertainty since dasha context and full strength assessment are outside the stated rule.


The tenth lord Mars is placed in the first house, supporting independent professional advancement through personal effort.

Tenth lord in the first is a favorable indication but does not guarantee fame; no rule or chart fact establishes certainty of fame.

A tenth lord in the first is not necessarily dependent-career; it is classically read as self-driven career expression through the self/body.

Explanation: Chart facts show the tenth lord is Mars and it is placed in the first house (/houses/10/lord, /houses/10/lordPlacedInHouse). Statement A correctly describes this as supportive of independent advancement through personal effort, so A is selected. Statement B overclaims by asserting guaranteed fame, which no stated rule establishes. Statement C contradicts the classical reading. Conclusion polarity follows the applicable statement A: supportive.

The tenth lord Mars is placed in the first house, supporting independent professional advancement through personal effort.

Tenth lord in the first is a favorable indication but does not guarantee fame; no rule or chart fact establishes certainty of fame.

A tenth lord in the first is not necessarily dependent-career; it is classically read as self-driven career expression through the self/body.

Explanation: Chart facts show the tenth lord is Mars and it is placed in the first house (/houses/10/lord, /houses/10/lordPlacedInHouse). Statement A correctly describes this as supportive of independent advancement through personal effort, so A is selected. Statement B overclaims by asserting guaranteed fame, which no stated rule establishes. Statement C contradicts the classical reading. Conclusion polarity follows the applicable statement A: supportive.


Mercury in the tenth supports knowledge-oriented work, reputation, and professional success.

Mercury's placement in the 10th indicates favorable potential for career, but no single placement guarantees success in every undertaking; other chart factors (e.g., Mercury aspected by no malefic here but dispositor Venus in 11, Kemadruma Yoga present) qualify outcomes.

Mercury in the 10th is not a career-obstruction indication; it is classically a strong placement, and here it sits in a friendly sign as a benefic.

Explanation: Statement A matches the chart: Mercury occupies the 10th house (/placements/Mercury/house) in Taurus, a friendly sign (/placements/Mercury/dignity = Friend), and is a benefic (/placements/Mercury/isBenefic), supporting career/reputation indications. Statement B overstates the rule with an absolute guarantee, and statement C contradicts standard doctrine and the chart evidence. Only A is applicable, so the polarity of applicable statements is supportive.

Mercury in the tenth supports knowledge-oriented work, reputation, and professional success.

Mercury's placement in the 10th indicates favorable potential for career, but no single placement guarantees success in every undertaking; other chart factors (e.g., Mercury aspected by no malefic here but dispositor Venus in 11, Kemadruma Yoga present) qualify outcomes.

Mercury in the 10th is not a career-obstruction indication; it is classically a strong placement, and here it sits in a friendly sign as a benefic.

Explanation: Statement A matches the chart: Mercury occupies the 10th house (/placements/Mercury/house) in Taurus, a friendly sign (/placements/Mercury/dignity = Friend), and is a benefic (/placements/Mercury/isBenefic), supporting career/reputation indications. Statement B overstates the rule with an absolute guarantee, and statement C contradicts standard doctrine and the chart evidence. Only A is applicable, so the polarity of applicable statements is supportive.


Explanation: Audit of three statements: S1 is correct — Jupiter in the 10th (career/status house), in Leo, a friendly sign, supports professional standing and principled authority (/placements/Jupiter/house). S2 is erroneous (overclaim): no chart factor 'guarantees' a specific outcome like a government post; Jupiter in the 10th is only an indication. Correction: Jupiter in the 10th is a supportive indicator for career and authority, not a guarantee of any particular position. Evidence: /placements/Jupiter/house, /placements/Jupiter/sign, /yogas. S3 is erroneous (factual): Jupiter occupies house 10, not 11; houses 11 contains Mars and Mercury (/placements/Jupiter/house = 10, /placements/Mercury/house = 11, /placements/Mars/house = 11).

Explanation: Audit of three statements: S1 is correct — Jupiter in the 10th (career/status house), in Leo, a friendly sign, supports professional standing and principled authority (/placements/Jupiter/house). S2 is erroneous (overclaim): no chart factor 'guarantees' a specific outcome like a government post; Jupiter in the 10th is only an indication. Correction: Jupiter in the 10th is a supportive indicator for career and authority, not a guarantee of any particular position. Evidence: /placements/Jupiter/house, /placements/Jupiter/sign, /yogas. S3 is erroneous (factual): Jupiter occupies house 10, not 11; houses 11 contains Mars and Mercury (/placements/Jupiter/house = 10, /placements/Mercury/house = 11, /placements/Mars/house = 11).