7th house occupied by Sun and combust Mars — malefic occupation of the spouse bhava, Mars combustion weakens the karaka of marital drive and indicates friction/assertion issues in partnership

7th lord Mercury placed in the 8th (dusthana) — the karaka-of-spouse-house lord falls into a house of sudden events and transformation, indicating instability or delay themes in marriage

Ketu aspects the 7th house — nodal influence adds detachment or unconventional coloring to partnership

Raja Yoga between Mercury (lord 7 and 10) and Jupiter (lagna lord) by mutual aspect — a strong mitigating factor linking self and partnership, capable of elevating marriage once formed

Venus (natural karaka of marriage) in the 5th with Rahu, aspecting the 11th — romance-oriented placement with amplification/desire via Rahu; Venus aspects gains, supporting fulfillment of relationship desires but Rahu adds volatility

D9 shows Venus in the 5th of Navamsa (Sagittarius, dispositor Jupiter strong in own-sign context) — inner strength of the marriage karaka is good despite D1 complications

D9 lagna Leo with Moon in D9 lagna and Saturn in D9 11th (Gemini) — emotional investment in the marriage sphere is present; Saturn's role suggests maturity/late-blooming tone

Current dasha is Ketu MD–Mercury AD (to 2026-07-29); Ketu is the graha aspecting the 7th natally, while antardasha lord Mercury is the 7th lord in the 8th — an activating but turbulent period for marital matters

Venus–Venus mahadasha begins 2026-07-29 (/dasha/upcoming/0) — Venus as mahadasha lord, being the natural marriage karaka placed in the 5th, marks a distinctly more favorable window for marriage than the closing Ketu period

Transit Jupiter retrograde sits in the natal 7th conjunct natal Sun and Mars (as-of 2026-01-01) — benefic transit through the spouse bhava supports marriage-related developments near this window, though retrogression suggests revisiting/reworking arrangements

Vipareeta Raja Yoga (8th lord Moon in the 12th) — converts a dusthana weakness into resilience; sudden disruptions tend to resolve without lasting damage

Malefic occupation of the 7th (Sun + combust Mars) does not deny marriage; it colors its quality. The Mercury–Jupiter Raja Yoga and dignified D9 Venus counterbalance it.

Any synthesis omitting the dasha sequence is incomplete: Ketu MD ends mid-2026 and Venus MD (karaka of marriage) runs through 2039, materially changing the outlook across time.

Exact timing question (already-married vs. seeking marriage) not specified

Navamsa 7th lord condition and upapada lagna not provided in chart facts

Dignity of Venus in D9 relative to combustion/affliction in navamsa-specific terms

Explanation: Marriage indications are genuinely mixed. The D1 7th house carries real afflictions: Sun and combust Mars occupy it (/houses/6/occupants, /placements/Mars/combust), its lord Mercury sits in the 8th (/placements/Mercury/house), and Ketu aspects it (/aspects/Ketu). Against this stand a Mercury–Jupiter mutual-aspect Raja Yoga directly involving the 7th lord (/yogas/1), Venus the marriage karaka well-placed in the 5th with good D9 strength (/vargas/D9/placements/5), and a Vipareeta Raja Yoga buffering dusthana damage (/yogas/3). Timing favors improvement after Ketu MD closes on 2026-07-29, when Venus–Venus begins (/dasha/upcoming/0), reinforced by transit Jupiter currently in the natal 7th (/transits/contacts/4). Net: marriage/partnership matters are achievable and likely to stabilize from late 2026 onward, but with friction, unconventional elements, and a need for deliberate management during the current Ketu–Mercury window.

7th house occupied by Sun and combust Mars — malefic occupation of the spouse bhava, Mars combustion weakens the karaka of marital drive and indicates friction/assertion issues in partnership

7th lord Mercury placed in the 8th (dusthana) — the karaka-of-spouse-house lord falls into a house of sudden events and transformation, indicating instability or delay themes in marriage

Ketu aspects the 7th house — nodal influence adds detachment or unconventional coloring to partnership

Raja Yoga between Mercury (lord 7 and 10) and Jupiter (lagna lord) by mutual aspect — a strong mitigating factor linking self and partnership, capable of elevating marriage once formed

Venus (natural karaka of marriage) in the 5th with Rahu, aspecting the 11th — romance-oriented placement with amplification/desire via Rahu; Venus aspects gains, supporting fulfillment of relationship desires but Rahu adds volatility

D9 shows Venus in the 5th of Navamsa (Sagittarius, dispositor Jupiter strong in own-sign context) — inner strength of the marriage karaka is good despite D1 complications

D9 lagna Leo with Moon in D9 lagna and Saturn in D9 11th (Gemini) — emotional investment in the marriage sphere is present; Saturn's role suggests maturity/late-blooming tone

Current dasha is Ketu MD–Mercury AD (to 2026-07-29); Ketu is the graha aspecting the 7th natally, while antardasha lord Mercury is the 7th lord in the 8th — an activating but turbulent period for marital matters

Venus–Venus mahadasha begins 2026-07-29 (/dasha/upcoming/0) — Venus as mahadasha lord, being the natural marriage karaka placed in the 5th, marks a distinctly more favorable window for marriage than the closing Ketu period

Transit Jupiter retrograde sits in the natal 7th conjunct natal Sun and Mars (as-of 2026-01-01) — benefic transit through the spouse bhava supports marriage-related developments near this window, though retrogression suggests revisiting/reworking arrangements

Vipareeta Raja Yoga (8th lord Moon in the 12th) — converts a dusthana weakness into resilience; sudden disruptions tend to resolve without lasting damage

Malefic occupation of the 7th (Sun + combust Mars) does not deny marriage; it colors its quality. The Mercury–Jupiter Raja Yoga and dignified D9 Venus counterbalance it.

Any synthesis omitting the dasha sequence is incomplete: Ketu MD ends mid-2026 and Venus MD (karaka of marriage) runs through 2039, materially changing the outlook across time.

Exact timing question (already-married vs. seeking marriage) not specified

Navamsa 7th lord condition and upapada lagna not provided in chart facts

Dignity of Venus in D9 relative to combustion/affliction in navamsa-specific terms

Explanation: Marriage indications are genuinely mixed. The D1 7th house carries real afflictions: Sun and combust Mars occupy it (/houses/6/occupants, /placements/Mars/combust), its lord Mercury sits in the 8th (/placements/Mercury/house), and Ketu aspects it (/aspects/Ketu). Against this stand a Mercury–Jupiter mutual-aspect Raja Yoga directly involving the 7th lord (/yogas/1), Venus the marriage karaka well-placed in the 5th with good D9 strength (/vargas/D9/placements/5), and a Vipareeta Raja Yoga buffering dusthana damage (/yogas/3). Timing favors improvement after Ketu MD closes on 2026-07-29, when Venus–Venus begins (/dasha/upcoming/0), reinforced by transit Jupiter currently in the natal 7th (/transits/contacts/4). Net: marriage/partnership matters are achievable and likely to stabilize from late 2026 onward, but with friction, unconventional elements, and a need for deliberate management during the current Ketu–Mercury window.


Explanation: In this chart the 2nd lord is Venus, placed in the 9th house (/placements/Venus/house = 9; /houses/1/lordPlacedInHouse confirms Venus rules Taurus, the 2nd). However, the placement of the 2nd lord in the 9th is not a recognized standalone diagnostic rule for health timing or for diagnosing illness. Option B's claim of uniformly poor health contradicts even option A's own premise and has no doctrinal basis here. Option C overclaims: no Jyotish rule 'diagnoses' a specific illness, and the chart facts list no disease-specific evidence tied to this placement. Option A asserts a time-graded health outcome that the stated rule does not establish either. Therefore none of A–C is supported by the stated rule combined with this chart.

Explanation: In this chart the 2nd lord is Venus, placed in the 9th house (/placements/Venus/house = 9; /houses/1/lordPlacedInHouse confirms Venus rules Taurus, the 2nd). However, the placement of the 2nd lord in the 9th is not a recognized standalone diagnostic rule for health timing or for diagnosing illness. Option B's claim of uniformly poor health contradicts even option A's own premise and has no doctrinal basis here. Option C overclaims: no Jyotish rule 'diagnoses' a specific illness, and the chart facts list no disease-specific evidence tied to this placement. Option A asserts a time-graded health outcome that the stated rule does not establish either. Therefore none of A–C is supported by the stated rule combined with this chart.

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Saturn occupies the eighth house, not the seventh, so statements about Saturn in the seventh are not applicable to this chart.

Statement A presumes Saturn in the seventh; the chart shows Saturn in the eighth house, so the rule does not apply as stated.

Same premise error: Saturn is not in the seventh house in this chart.

Besides the house mismatch, no classical rule establishes that Saturn necessarily ends a marriage; such certainty is an overclaim regardless of placement.

Explanation: The only computed fact is /placements/Saturn/house = 8. Since Saturn is in the eighth rather than the seventh house, statements A-C do not apply to this chart; D is selected and the conclusion is insufficient for a marriage polarity assessment from the listed statements alone.

Saturn occupies the eighth house, not the seventh, so statements about Saturn in the seventh are not applicable to this chart.

Statement A presumes Saturn in the seventh; the chart shows Saturn in the eighth house, so the rule does not apply as stated.

Same premise error: Saturn is not in the seventh house in this chart.

Besides the house mismatch, no classical rule establishes that Saturn necessarily ends a marriage; such certainty is an overclaim regardless of placement.

Explanation: The only computed fact is /placements/Saturn/house = 8. Since Saturn is in the eighth rather than the seventh house, statements A-C do not apply to this chart; D is selected and the conclusion is insufficient for a marriage polarity assessment from the listed statements alone.


A single house placement (2nd lord Venus in the 9th) does not establish a temporal trajectory of health (early-poor/late-good) nor a uniform lifelong condition, and no Jyotish rule of this kind diagnoses a specific illness.

Explanation: The chart fact is only that Venus, lord of the 2nd (Taurus), occupies the 9th (Sagittarius) (/houses/2/lordPlacedInHouse = 9; /placements/Venus/house = 9). Statement A asserts a specific early-vs-late health trajectory, statement B a uniformly poor lifelong health, and statement C a diagnostic power for specific illness — none of these follow from the stated placement rule alone; such rules indicate general tendencies at most, never disease diagnosis. Hence A–C are not established and option D applies. With no applicable affirmative statement, no supportive/challenging polarity can be set from the listed options.

A single house placement (2nd lord Venus in the 9th) does not establish a temporal trajectory of health (early-poor/late-good) nor a uniform lifelong condition, and no Jyotish rule of this kind diagnoses a specific illness.

Explanation: The chart fact is only that Venus, lord of the 2nd (Taurus), occupies the 9th (Sagittarius) (/houses/2/lordPlacedInHouse = 9; /placements/Venus/house = 9). Statement A asserts a specific early-vs-late health trajectory, statement B a uniformly poor lifelong health, and statement C a diagnostic power for specific illness — none of these follow from the stated placement rule alone; such rules indicate general tendencies at most, never disease diagnosis. Hence A–C are not established and option D applies. With no applicable affirmative statement, no supportive/challenging polarity can be set from the listed options.


The second lord (Venus) is placed in the ninth house, but the stated rule does not support any specific health timeline or diagnosis.

Statement B is contradicted: the chart shows supportive yogas (Gaja Kesari, Adhi Yoga, Raja/Dhana yogas) that would not be consistent with 'uniformly poor health'.

Nothing in the rule 'second lord in the ninth' establishes an early-weak/later-better health trajectory; the second house concerns wealth/family/speech and its lord's placement alone does not yield this timeline.

'Uniformly poor health' is not a standard reading of second-lord-in-ninth; benefic Venus (/placements/Venus/isBenefic) in the 9th trine is generally benign for this claim.

House/lord placements do not diagnose specific illnesses; Jyotish rules of this kind indicate general areas of vulnerability at most.

Explanation: Venus, lord of the 2nd, sits in the 9th (/houses/2/lordPlacedInHouse = 9). None of statements A–C follows from that placement: A invents an unsupported time trend, B overstates it as uniformly poor health despite the chart's strong benefic yogas, and C wrongly treats the rule as diagnostic of a specific illness. Therefore only option D applies.

The second lord (Venus) is placed in the ninth house, but the stated rule does not support any specific health timeline or diagnosis.

Statement B is contradicted: the chart shows supportive yogas (Gaja Kesari, Adhi Yoga, Raja/Dhana yogas) that would not be consistent with 'uniformly poor health'.

Nothing in the rule 'second lord in the ninth' establishes an early-weak/later-better health trajectory; the second house concerns wealth/family/speech and its lord's placement alone does not yield this timeline.

'Uniformly poor health' is not a standard reading of second-lord-in-ninth; benefic Venus (/placements/Venus/isBenefic) in the 9th trine is generally benign for this claim.

House/lord placements do not diagnose specific illnesses; Jyotish rules of this kind indicate general areas of vulnerability at most.

Explanation: Venus, lord of the 2nd, sits in the 9th (/houses/2/lordPlacedInHouse = 9). None of statements A–C follows from that placement: A invents an unsupported time trend, B overstates it as uniformly poor health despite the chart's strong benefic yogas, and C wrongly treats the rule as diagnostic of a specific illness. Therefore only option D applies.


The second house relates to food/intake and family resources rather than being the primary health significator; the 6th/8th houses and lagna are the main health axes here.

Venus (lord of the 2nd, Taurus) sits in the 9th in Sagittarius, unafflicted and non-combust — a benefic in a trikona, which at most gives a mildly supportive indication for vitality, with no time-phased or diagnostic content.

Statement A's 'weaker early / better later' trajectory is not derivable from a static natal placement alone without dasha sequencing tied to that specific rule.

Statements B (uniformly poor health) and C (diagnosing a specific illness) are contradicted by both the chart and the scope of any such placement rule.

A second-lord-in-ninth placement does not by itself establish a time-graded health pattern; that requires additional reasoning (e.g., dasha activation) beyond the stated rule.

No single placement rule establishes uniformly poor health throughout life; the chart also contains supportive factors such as exalted Moon and Gaja Kesari Yoga.

Jyotish rules indicate tendencies and domains of vulnerability; they do not diagnose specific illnesses.

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

Explanation: The chart fact relevant to all three statements is Venus, lord of the 2nd (/houses/1/lordPlacedInHouse), placed in the 9th (/placements/Venus/house). Statement A asserts a temporal trajectory (poor early health, improving later) that cannot be read off a single static placement; it would require dasha-linked argumentation not supplied by the stated rule. Statement B ('uniformly poor health') is even stronger and equally unsupported, and is further undercut by chart strengths like the exalted Moon in Taurus (/placements/Moon/dignity) and Gaja Kesari Yoga (/yogas/0). Statement C overclaims diagnostic power for what is an indicative rule. Since A, B, and C each fail on evidence-order grounds, option D applies, and the conclusion polarity is insufficient.

The second house relates to food/intake and family resources rather than being the primary health significator; the 6th/8th houses and lagna are the main health axes here.

Venus (lord of the 2nd, Taurus) sits in the 9th in Sagittarius, unafflicted and non-combust — a benefic in a trikona, which at most gives a mildly supportive indication for vitality, with no time-phased or diagnostic content.

Statement A's 'weaker early / better later' trajectory is not derivable from a static natal placement alone without dasha sequencing tied to that specific rule.

Statements B (uniformly poor health) and C (diagnosing a specific illness) are contradicted by both the chart and the scope of any such placement rule.

A second-lord-in-ninth placement does not by itself establish a time-graded health pattern; that requires additional reasoning (e.g., dasha activation) beyond the stated rule.

No single placement rule establishes uniformly poor health throughout life; the chart also contains supportive factors such as exalted Moon and Gaja Kesari Yoga.

Jyotish rules indicate tendencies and domains of vulnerability; they do not diagnose specific illnesses.

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

Explanation: The chart fact relevant to all three statements is Venus, lord of the 2nd (/houses/1/lordPlacedInHouse), placed in the 9th (/placements/Venus/house). Statement A asserts a temporal trajectory (poor early health, improving later) that cannot be read off a single static placement; it would require dasha-linked argumentation not supplied by the stated rule. Statement B ('uniformly poor health') is even stronger and equally unsupported, and is further undercut by chart strengths like the exalted Moon in Taurus (/placements/Moon/dignity) and Gaja Kesari Yoga (/yogas/0). Statement C overclaims diagnostic power for what is an indicative rule. Since A, B, and C each fail on evidence-order grounds, option D applies, and the conclusion polarity is insufficient.


Lagna lord Saturn is strong by placement in the 11th (a house of gains) and forms a Dhana/Raja yoga with Mars there, giving underlying stamina and recuperative resilience.

Budha-Aditya Yoga in the lagna supports vitality, mental alertness and self-possession.

Jupiter aspects the 2nd and 4th houses from the 8th; Gaja Kesari Yoga from the Moon lends emotional stability and protection to diet/family and home life.

The Moon, a benefic and significator of fluids/mind, sits in the 2nd but is combust — indicating sensitivity of mind/emotional health and possible issues around diet or speech.

Saturn in enemy sign Scorpio in the 11th casts its aspect onto the lagna itself, weighing on the body and general vitality over time.

Mars aspects the 6th house of disease while Rahu/Ketu axis afflicts the 5th (and Ketu aspects the 11th), pointing to episodic acute complaints and vulnerability around digestion/acidity-type Mars-Saturn-Scorpio signatures.

Current dasha Mercury–Jupiter–Venus: Jupiter as 12th lord placed in the 8th (Vipareeta position) can bring periods of low energy or hospital-type experiences even when outcomes ultimately turn favourable.

Transit Saturn conjunct natal Venus in Pisces and transiting Ketu on natal Jupiter in the 8th suggest a phase requiring extra care with chronic/slow-developing matters; however gochara Saturn is at 12 from the Moon, i.e., sade sati has concluded, easing long-term pressure.

Explanation: The chart shows a resilient constitutional base (lagna lord strong in the 11th, Budha-Aditya in lagna) offset by a combust Moon, Saturn's aspect on the lagna, and malefic influence on the 5th/6th axis. The present Mercury–Jupiter–Venus dasha with Jupiter as 12th-lord-in-8th, combined with transit Ketu over natal Jupiter, argues for caution rather than alarm. Overall reading: mixed, with supportive fundamentals.

Lagna lord Saturn is strong by placement in the 11th (a house of gains) and forms a Dhana/Raja yoga with Mars there, giving underlying stamina and recuperative resilience.

Budha-Aditya Yoga in the lagna supports vitality, mental alertness and self-possession.

Jupiter aspects the 2nd and 4th houses from the 8th; Gaja Kesari Yoga from the Moon lends emotional stability and protection to diet/family and home life.

The Moon, a benefic and significator of fluids/mind, sits in the 2nd but is combust — indicating sensitivity of mind/emotional health and possible issues around diet or speech.

Saturn in enemy sign Scorpio in the 11th casts its aspect onto the lagna itself, weighing on the body and general vitality over time.

Mars aspects the 6th house of disease while Rahu/Ketu axis afflicts the 5th (and Ketu aspects the 11th), pointing to episodic acute complaints and vulnerability around digestion/acidity-type Mars-Saturn-Scorpio signatures.

Current dasha Mercury–Jupiter–Venus: Jupiter as 12th lord placed in the 8th (Vipareeta position) can bring periods of low energy or hospital-type experiences even when outcomes ultimately turn favourable.

Transit Saturn conjunct natal Venus in Pisces and transiting Ketu on natal Jupiter in the 8th suggest a phase requiring extra care with chronic/slow-developing matters; however gochara Saturn is at 12 from the Moon, i.e., sade sati has concluded, easing long-term pressure.

Explanation: The chart shows a resilient constitutional base (lagna lord strong in the 11th, Budha-Aditya in lagna) offset by a combust Moon, Saturn's aspect on the lagna, and malefic influence on the 5th/6th axis. The present Mercury–Jupiter–Venus dasha with Jupiter as 12th-lord-in-8th, combined with transit Ketu over natal Jupiter, argues for caution rather than alarm. Overall reading: mixed, with supportive fundamentals.


Lagna lord Saturn is placed in the 11th (a good upachaya) but in an enemy sign, so vitality is workable yet not robust; self/body house lord away from the 1st weakens constitutional strength.

Saturn and Ketu both aspect the 1st house (self/body), a classically draining influence on stamina and overall resilience.

The Moon — significator of the mind and fluids — is combust and at only 0°04' in Aquarius in the 2nd; a weakened Chandra typically flags mental restlessness, anxiety, or dietary irregularity.

6th lord Mercury sits in the 1st with the Sun (Budha-Aditya Yoga), which gives intellect and recovery capacity, but a dusthana lord on the lagna keeps disease matters personally close.

Jupiter forms Vipareeta Raja Yoga as 12th lord in the 8th; this can convert chronic/sudden health vulnerabilities into resilience over time, though it marks the native's life with health-related transformation.

Mars aspects the 6th house of disease from the 11th; Mars-Saturn conjunction in the 11th can indicate injuries, inflammation, or joint/blood-related strain surfacing through overexertion.

Currently running Mercury–Jupiter dasha (to Nov 2026); Jupiter is a benefic placed in the 8th and retrograde — periods of its sub-lordship often bring health check-ups or latent chronic matters to attention rather than acute crises.

Transit Rahu is conjunct natal Moon in the natal 2nd and transiting Ketu conjunct natal Jupiter in the 8th (as of 2026-01-01), suggesting heightened stress sensitivity and need for disciplined routine now; Saturn transit from Moon = 2 places the native in sade sati, adding fatigue and pressure.

Upcoming Mercury–Saturn antardasha (Nov 2026–Jul 2029): Saturn is lagna lord in enemy sign; a Saturn sub-period under a neutral benefic mahadasha usually demands routine care, joints/bones attention, but is not inherently disease-giving for a lagna lord.

D30 (Trimshamsha) chart for detailed disease analysis

Exact afflictions to the 6th house cusp / arudha considerations

Current age-specific medical history to calibrate indications

Explanation: Health indicators are genuinely two-sided. Supporting: Budha-Aditya Yoga on the lagna, lagna lord in an upachaya, and Vipareeta Raja Yoga via Jupiter. Challenging: Saturn+Ketu aspecting the lagna, combust Moon at the very edge of Aquarius, Mars-Saturn conjunction, and current sade-sati with Rahu on the natal Moon. Net reading: adequate underlying constitution with vulnerability around stress, digestion/diet (combust Moon in 2nd — food), and joints/fatigue (Saturn), requiring disciplined routine especially through the Mercury–Saturn period from late 2026. No prediction of specific disease is made.

Lagna lord Saturn is placed in the 11th (a good upachaya) but in an enemy sign, so vitality is workable yet not robust; self/body house lord away from the 1st weakens constitutional strength.

Saturn and Ketu both aspect the 1st house (self/body), a classically draining influence on stamina and overall resilience.

The Moon — significator of the mind and fluids — is combust and at only 0°04' in Aquarius in the 2nd; a weakened Chandra typically flags mental restlessness, anxiety, or dietary irregularity.

6th lord Mercury sits in the 1st with the Sun (Budha-Aditya Yoga), which gives intellect and recovery capacity, but a dusthana lord on the lagna keeps disease matters personally close.

Jupiter forms Vipareeta Raja Yoga as 12th lord in the 8th; this can convert chronic/sudden health vulnerabilities into resilience over time, though it marks the native's life with health-related transformation.

Mars aspects the 6th house of disease from the 11th; Mars-Saturn conjunction in the 11th can indicate injuries, inflammation, or joint/blood-related strain surfacing through overexertion.

Currently running Mercury–Jupiter dasha (to Nov 2026); Jupiter is a benefic placed in the 8th and retrograde — periods of its sub-lordship often bring health check-ups or latent chronic matters to attention rather than acute crises.

Transit Rahu is conjunct natal Moon in the natal 2nd and transiting Ketu conjunct natal Jupiter in the 8th (as of 2026-01-01), suggesting heightened stress sensitivity and need for disciplined routine now; Saturn transit from Moon = 2 places the native in sade sati, adding fatigue and pressure.

Upcoming Mercury–Saturn antardasha (Nov 2026–Jul 2029): Saturn is lagna lord in enemy sign; a Saturn sub-period under a neutral benefic mahadasha usually demands routine care, joints/bones attention, but is not inherently disease-giving for a lagna lord.

D30 (Trimshamsha) chart for detailed disease analysis

Exact afflictions to the 6th house cusp / arudha considerations

Current age-specific medical history to calibrate indications

Explanation: Health indicators are genuinely two-sided. Supporting: Budha-Aditya Yoga on the lagna, lagna lord in an upachaya, and Vipareeta Raja Yoga via Jupiter. Challenging: Saturn+Ketu aspecting the lagna, combust Moon at the very edge of Aquarius, Mars-Saturn conjunction, and current sade-sati with Rahu on the natal Moon. Net reading: adequate underlying constitution with vulnerability around stress, digestion/diet (combust Moon in 2nd — food), and joints/fatigue (Saturn), requiring disciplined routine especially through the Mercury–Saturn period from late 2026. No prediction of specific disease is made.


Lagna is Capricorn with lagna lord Saturn placed in the 11th (a house of gains), giving the native resilience and strong recuperative grounding; Saturn aspects its own sign Capricorn/1st house, strengthening the body's framework.

Budha-Aditya Yoga (Sun + Mercury) in the 1st house supports vitality of intellect and nervous coordination, though Sun in an enemy sign slightly dilutes it.

Gaja Kesari Yoga (Jupiter in 7th from Moon) offers protective grace and recovery capacity.

Mars in own sign Scorpio in the 11th gives robust constitution and stamina.

The natal Moon, significator of mind and fluids, is combust in the 2nd house — a classic indication of emotional stress affecting physical well-being (diet, sleep, speech-related issues).

Saturn sits in an enemy sign in the 11th with Rahu (debilitated) alongside Mars — a Mars-Saturn-Rahu cluster that can indicate chronic joint, circulatory, or toxin-accumulation tendencies; Saturn also aspects the 1st, 5th, and 8th houses, weighing on vitality and longevity matters.

Jupiter (12th lord) retrograde in the 8th house forms Vipareeta Raja Yoga — protective against chronic disease per doctrine, but the 8th placement itself flags sudden health events and hidden conditions.

5th house (well-being via purva punya) is occupied by debilitated Ketu and aspected by Mars, Saturn, and Rahu — indicating weakened natural immunity reserves and possible issues connected to children/stomach region.

Currently running Mercury–Jupiter antardasha with Jupiter in the 8th house natally: this sub-period can surface latent or chronic matters requiring attention.

Transit Saturn in Pisces conjuncts natal Venus (3rd house) and aspects the 9th and 12th; transit Ketu sits on natal Jupiter in the 8th while transit Rahu conjoins the natal Moon — a period of heightened sensitivity, anxiety, and vulnerability to sudden ailments around early 2026.

Gochara Saturn from Moon stands at 2 (Aquarius Moon), placing the native inside sade sati — fatigue, low morale, and slow recovery are typical indications during this window.

Exact current health complaints or medical history of the subject

Divisional charts beyond D7/D9/D10 (no specific health varga available)

Birth-time rectification confirmation given lagna at only ~0°29' Capricorn

Explanation: The chart shows a fundamentally sturdy frame — Capricorn lagna with its lord in the 11th, Mars in own sign, Budha-Aditya in the 1st, and Gaja Kesari protection — but layered with genuine vulnerabilities: a combust Moon (mind-body link), a heavy Mars–Saturn–Rahu load in the 11th with Saturn aspecting the lagna, debilitated nodes, and Jupiter in the 8th. The present Mercury–Jupiter dasha coincides with sade sati, transit Ketu on natal Jupiter in the 8th, and transit Rahu on the natal Moon, so the near-term window (2026) reads as more sensitive than the baseline chart itself. Overall verdict: mixed — sound underlying constitution under periodic stress, warranting routine care rather than alarm. These are astrological indications only, not medical advice or diagnosis.

Lagna is Capricorn with lagna lord Saturn placed in the 11th (a house of gains), giving the native resilience and strong recuperative grounding; Saturn aspects its own sign Capricorn/1st house, strengthening the body's framework.

Budha-Aditya Yoga (Sun + Mercury) in the 1st house supports vitality of intellect and nervous coordination, though Sun in an enemy sign slightly dilutes it.

Gaja Kesari Yoga (Jupiter in 7th from Moon) offers protective grace and recovery capacity.

Mars in own sign Scorpio in the 11th gives robust constitution and stamina.

The natal Moon, significator of mind and fluids, is combust in the 2nd house — a classic indication of emotional stress affecting physical well-being (diet, sleep, speech-related issues).

Saturn sits in an enemy sign in the 11th with Rahu (debilitated) alongside Mars — a Mars-Saturn-Rahu cluster that can indicate chronic joint, circulatory, or toxin-accumulation tendencies; Saturn also aspects the 1st, 5th, and 8th houses, weighing on vitality and longevity matters.

Jupiter (12th lord) retrograde in the 8th house forms Vipareeta Raja Yoga — protective against chronic disease per doctrine, but the 8th placement itself flags sudden health events and hidden conditions.

5th house (well-being via purva punya) is occupied by debilitated Ketu and aspected by Mars, Saturn, and Rahu — indicating weakened natural immunity reserves and possible issues connected to children/stomach region.

Currently running Mercury–Jupiter antardasha with Jupiter in the 8th house natally: this sub-period can surface latent or chronic matters requiring attention.

Transit Saturn in Pisces conjuncts natal Venus (3rd house) and aspects the 9th and 12th; transit Ketu sits on natal Jupiter in the 8th while transit Rahu conjoins the natal Moon — a period of heightened sensitivity, anxiety, and vulnerability to sudden ailments around early 2026.

Gochara Saturn from Moon stands at 2 (Aquarius Moon), placing the native inside sade sati — fatigue, low morale, and slow recovery are typical indications during this window.

Exact current health complaints or medical history of the subject

Divisional charts beyond D7/D9/D10 (no specific health varga available)

Birth-time rectification confirmation given lagna at only ~0°29' Capricorn

Explanation: The chart shows a fundamentally sturdy frame — Capricorn lagna with its lord in the 11th, Mars in own sign, Budha-Aditya in the 1st, and Gaja Kesari protection — but layered with genuine vulnerabilities: a combust Moon (mind-body link), a heavy Mars–Saturn–Rahu load in the 11th with Saturn aspecting the lagna, debilitated nodes, and Jupiter in the 8th. The present Mercury–Jupiter dasha coincides with sade sati, transit Ketu on natal Jupiter in the 8th, and transit Rahu on the natal Moon, so the near-term window (2026) reads as more sensitive than the baseline chart itself. Overall verdict: mixed — sound underlying constitution under periodic stress, warranting routine care rather than alarm. These are astrological indications only, not medical advice or diagnosis.


Explanation: The chart facts show the second lord (Mercury) placed in the twelfth house (/houses/2/lordPlacedInHouse = 12), not the eleventh. Statements A, B, and C all concern a second-lord-in-eleventh placement, which is not present in this chart. Therefore none of A–C is established by the stated rule and chart, and D applies.

Explanation: The chart facts show the second lord (Mercury) placed in the twelfth house (/houses/2/lordPlacedInHouse = 12), not the eleventh. Statements A, B, and C all concern a second-lord-in-eleventh placement, which is not present in this chart. Therefore none of A–C is established by the stated rule and chart, and D applies.


The second lord is Mercury and it is placed in the twelfth house, not the eleventh.

The second lord (Mercury) is in the twelfth house, not the eleventh, so statement A does not apply to this chart.

No placement guarantees lifelong illness; moreover the second lord is in the twelfth, not the eleventh.

The stated rule concerns second lord in the eleventh as a challenging indication, not strong vitality; and the placement here is in the twelfth.

Explanation: The chart shows the second lord Mercury placed in the twelfth house (/houses/2/lordPlacedInHouse = 12), so none of statements A-C about a second lord in the eleventh applies. Therefore D is selected and no health polarity can be established from these statements.

The second lord is Mercury and it is placed in the twelfth house, not the eleventh.

The second lord (Mercury) is in the twelfth house, not the eleventh, so statement A does not apply to this chart.

No placement guarantees lifelong illness; moreover the second lord is in the twelfth, not the eleventh.

The stated rule concerns second lord in the eleventh as a challenging indication, not strong vitality; and the placement here is in the twelfth.

Explanation: The chart shows the second lord Mercury placed in the twelfth house (/houses/2/lordPlacedInHouse = 12), so none of statements A-C about a second lord in the eleventh applies. Therefore D is selected and no health polarity can be established from these statements.


Lagna lord Saturn is strong by own-sign Mars association in the 11th (Dhana/Raja yoga), supporting vitality and recovery capacity, though Saturn is in 'Enemy' dignity and Saturn aspects the lagna itself (/aspects/Saturn includes house 1), a classic pressure on the body.

6th lord Mercury sits in the lagna with the Sun (Budha-Aditya), placing a dusthana lord on the self — disease/service matters are tied to the body; Mercury's 7th-house aspect touches the 7th (partnerships).

8th house holds retrograde Jupiter (lord of 12) — Vipareeta Raja Yoga offers protection from chronic/sudden harm, but Jupiter also aspects the 2nd, 4th and 12th houses, linking Moon (mind/fluids) to 8th-house transformation themes.

Moon is combust and at 0° Aquarius in the 2nd, aspected only toward the 8th; a combust, sandhi-degree Moon weakens emotional resilience and digestion-related significations.

Mars aspects the 6th house of disease directly (/aspects/Mars), and Ketu debilitated in the 5th receives Mars and Saturn aspects — stress-prone, inflammatory indications around diet/speculation.

Current dasha: Mercury mahadasha (2012–2029) — Mercury as 6th lord in lagna keeps health/service themes active; Jupiter antardasha until 2026-11-19 is a natural benefic period offering mitigation.

Transits as of 2026-01-01: sade sati phase (Saturn 2nd from Moon per /transits/saturnFromMoon = 2), Rahu transiting natal Moon in the 2nd, and a heavy Sagittarius stellium (Sun, Mars, Venus, Mercury) in the 12th of loss/hospitalization — an elevated-stress transit window for body and mind.

Explanation: The chart shows genuine protective architecture (Vipareeta Raja Yoga via Jupiter in the 8th; strong lagna-lord/lagna pairing in Dhana-Raja yoga; benefic Jupiter antardasha now) set against structural vulnerabilities (6th lord in lagna, combust sandhi Moon linked to the 8th, Mars aspect on the 6th, debilitated Ketu in the 5th). The current transit picture — late sade sati, Rahu over the natal Moon, and a 12th-house stellium — tilts the near term toward elevated fatigue/stress load rather than acute crisis, but this is probabilistic indication, not diagnosis or prediction.

Lagna lord Saturn is strong by own-sign Mars association in the 11th (Dhana/Raja yoga), supporting vitality and recovery capacity, though Saturn is in 'Enemy' dignity and Saturn aspects the lagna itself (/aspects/Saturn includes house 1), a classic pressure on the body.

6th lord Mercury sits in the lagna with the Sun (Budha-Aditya), placing a dusthana lord on the self — disease/service matters are tied to the body; Mercury's 7th-house aspect touches the 7th (partnerships).

8th house holds retrograde Jupiter (lord of 12) — Vipareeta Raja Yoga offers protection from chronic/sudden harm, but Jupiter also aspects the 2nd, 4th and 12th houses, linking Moon (mind/fluids) to 8th-house transformation themes.

Moon is combust and at 0° Aquarius in the 2nd, aspected only toward the 8th; a combust, sandhi-degree Moon weakens emotional resilience and digestion-related significations.

Mars aspects the 6th house of disease directly (/aspects/Mars), and Ketu debilitated in the 5th receives Mars and Saturn aspects — stress-prone, inflammatory indications around diet/speculation.

Current dasha: Mercury mahadasha (2012–2029) — Mercury as 6th lord in lagna keeps health/service themes active; Jupiter antardasha until 2026-11-19 is a natural benefic period offering mitigation.

Transits as of 2026-01-01: sade sati phase (Saturn 2nd from Moon per /transits/saturnFromMoon = 2), Rahu transiting natal Moon in the 2nd, and a heavy Sagittarius stellium (Sun, Mars, Venus, Mercury) in the 12th of loss/hospitalization — an elevated-stress transit window for body and mind.

Explanation: The chart shows genuine protective architecture (Vipareeta Raja Yoga via Jupiter in the 8th; strong lagna-lord/lagna pairing in Dhana-Raja yoga; benefic Jupiter antardasha now) set against structural vulnerabilities (6th lord in lagna, combust sandhi Moon linked to the 8th, Mars aspect on the 6th, debilitated Ketu in the 5th). The current transit picture — late sade sati, Rahu over the natal Moon, and a 12th-house stellium — tilts the near term toward elevated fatigue/stress load rather than acute crisis, but this is probabilistic indication, not diagnosis or prediction.


Explanation: The chart facts show the second lord is Mercury placed in the 12th house (/houses/1/lordPlacedInHouse = 12), not the 11th. Therefore statements A, B, and C, which all concern a second lord in the eleventh, are not applicable to this chart. Statement D is correct: none of A–C is established by the stated rule and chart.

Explanation: The chart facts show the second lord is Mercury placed in the 12th house (/houses/1/lordPlacedInHouse = 12), not the 11th. Therefore statements A, B, and C, which all concern a second lord in the eleventh, are not applicable to this chart. Statement D is correct: none of A–C is established by the stated rule and chart.


Lagna is early Capricorn with Saturn as lagna lord placed in the 11th in its own-sign Mars's territory — the native's vitality is tied to Saturn, whose condition is mixed (Enemy dignity, but conjunct its friend Mars and forming a Raja/Dhana yoga), suggesting durable constitution with chronic, Saturnian slow-burn issues.

Sun (natural significator of vitality) sits in the 1st house in Enemy dignity at 29° Capricorn — self and body are strongly identified, but vitality runs hot-and-cold under a hostile dispositor.

Budha-Aditya yoga in the lagna gives resilience of mind-body coordination and recovery capacity.

The Moon, karaka of fluids and mind, is combust in the 2nd and aspected by Mars and Jupiter — emotional/nervous strain and dietary/speech-related sensitivities are indicated.

6th house (disease) Gemini is empty with lord Mercury strong in the lagna — good placement: disease capacity is handled by a well-placed lagna occupant, supporting recovery from acute illness.

However Mercury rules the 6th from the 1st: health matters stay close to the body/self; daily-routine discipline is the lever for health outcomes.

8th house Leo holds retrograde Jupiter and is aspected by natal Saturn and Moon — chronic or hard-to-diagnose tendencies, plus Vipareeta Raja Yoga (12th lord in 8th), which classically converts adversity into eventual relief.

Current dasha context: Mercury mahadasha (2012–2029) with Jupiter antardasha until Nov 2026 — Jupiter is 12th lord in the 8th natally, so this period can bring hospitalization-type or isolation-flavored episodes even while ultimately protective (Vipareeta pattern).

Transits as of 2026-01-01: transiting Rahu conjunct natal Moon (mind, sleep, anxiety) and transiting Ketu over natal Jupiter in the 8th; transiting Saturn conjunct natal Venus in the 3rd aspecting houses 5/9/12 — a period of mental restlessness, disturbed sleep, and low-grade depletion rather than acute danger.

Gochara check: Saturn is 2 signs from the natal Moon (sade sati phase) and Jupiter 5 from the Moon — sade sati typically raises fatigue, joint/knee complaints, and mental heaviness; Jupiter's position offers some protection.

Upcoming Mercury–Saturn antardasha (Nov 2026–Jul 2029): Saturn is lagna lord in Enemy sign in the 11th — likely a demanding stretch where routine, joints, and stamina need deliberate care; not an indication of catastrophic outcome.

Vipareeta Raja Yoga does not guarantee immunity to illness; it indicates eventual resolution/benefit emerging from difficulty, with uncertainty about timing and severity.

Any health synthesis must note this is astrological indication only, not medical diagnosis; no birth-time rectification data or medical history is available to confirm patterns.

Exact nature of any existing health conditions or symptoms (chart alone cannot diagnose)

Whether birth time is rectified (lagna at 0°29' Capricorn is near a cusp-sensitive point, raising sensitivity of all house assignments)

Divisional charts beyond D9/D10/D7 relevant to specific health assessment (D60)

Explanation: The chart shows a fundamentally resilient frame — Budha-Aditya in the lagna, empty well-disposed 6th, and a protective Vipareeta Raja Yoga through Jupiter in the 8th — offset by a combust Moon, hostile-dignity Sun as vitality karaka, and heavy Saturnian influence on the body via lagna lordship. Current-period overlays (Mercury–Jupiter dasha touching the 8th/12th axis, sade sati, Rahu on natal Moon, Ketu on natal Jupiter in the 8th) point to fatigue, sleep/anxiety strain, and possible medical attention during late 2024–2026, with the Mercury–Saturn antardasha (Nov 2026–mid 2029) demanding disciplined routine rather than signaling crisis. Conclusion: mixed, with proportionate uncertainty and no medical claims.

Lagna is early Capricorn with Saturn as lagna lord placed in the 11th in its own-sign Mars's territory — the native's vitality is tied to Saturn, whose condition is mixed (Enemy dignity, but conjunct its friend Mars and forming a Raja/Dhana yoga), suggesting durable constitution with chronic, Saturnian slow-burn issues.

Sun (natural significator of vitality) sits in the 1st house in Enemy dignity at 29° Capricorn — self and body are strongly identified, but vitality runs hot-and-cold under a hostile dispositor.

Budha-Aditya yoga in the lagna gives resilience of mind-body coordination and recovery capacity.

The Moon, karaka of fluids and mind, is combust in the 2nd and aspected by Mars and Jupiter — emotional/nervous strain and dietary/speech-related sensitivities are indicated.

6th house (disease) Gemini is empty with lord Mercury strong in the lagna — good placement: disease capacity is handled by a well-placed lagna occupant, supporting recovery from acute illness.

However Mercury rules the 6th from the 1st: health matters stay close to the body/self; daily-routine discipline is the lever for health outcomes.

8th house Leo holds retrograde Jupiter and is aspected by natal Saturn and Moon — chronic or hard-to-diagnose tendencies, plus Vipareeta Raja Yoga (12th lord in 8th), which classically converts adversity into eventual relief.

Current dasha context: Mercury mahadasha (2012–2029) with Jupiter antardasha until Nov 2026 — Jupiter is 12th lord in the 8th natally, so this period can bring hospitalization-type or isolation-flavored episodes even while ultimately protective (Vipareeta pattern).

Transits as of 2026-01-01: transiting Rahu conjunct natal Moon (mind, sleep, anxiety) and transiting Ketu over natal Jupiter in the 8th; transiting Saturn conjunct natal Venus in the 3rd aspecting houses 5/9/12 — a period of mental restlessness, disturbed sleep, and low-grade depletion rather than acute danger.

Gochara check: Saturn is 2 signs from the natal Moon (sade sati phase) and Jupiter 5 from the Moon — sade sati typically raises fatigue, joint/knee complaints, and mental heaviness; Jupiter's position offers some protection.

Upcoming Mercury–Saturn antardasha (Nov 2026–Jul 2029): Saturn is lagna lord in Enemy sign in the 11th — likely a demanding stretch where routine, joints, and stamina need deliberate care; not an indication of catastrophic outcome.

Vipareeta Raja Yoga does not guarantee immunity to illness; it indicates eventual resolution/benefit emerging from difficulty, with uncertainty about timing and severity.

Any health synthesis must note this is astrological indication only, not medical diagnosis; no birth-time rectification data or medical history is available to confirm patterns.

Exact nature of any existing health conditions or symptoms (chart alone cannot diagnose)

Whether birth time is rectified (lagna at 0°29' Capricorn is near a cusp-sensitive point, raising sensitivity of all house assignments)

Divisional charts beyond D9/D10/D7 relevant to specific health assessment (D60)

Explanation: The chart shows a fundamentally resilient frame — Budha-Aditya in the lagna, empty well-disposed 6th, and a protective Vipareeta Raja Yoga through Jupiter in the 8th — offset by a combust Moon, hostile-dignity Sun as vitality karaka, and heavy Saturnian influence on the body via lagna lordship. Current-period overlays (Mercury–Jupiter dasha touching the 8th/12th axis, sade sati, Rahu on natal Moon, Ketu on natal Jupiter in the 8th) point to fatigue, sleep/anxiety strain, and possible medical attention during late 2024–2026, with the Mercury–Saturn antardasha (Nov 2026–mid 2029) demanding disciplined routine rather than signaling crisis. Conclusion: mixed, with proportionate uncertainty and no medical claims.


The ascendant lord (Moon) occupies the tenth house, which is classically treated as supportive of professional success/specialization.

This placement does not guarantee any specific profession; no option or rule establishes a particular vocation.

Explanation: Option A applies: /lagna/lordInHouse = 10 and /placements/Moon/house = 10 show the Cancer-lagna lord Moon in the 10th, a standard supportive indication for career standing — not a career-loss indication, so B fails; and no rule or chart fact guarantees a specific profession, so C fails; D therefore also fails.

The ascendant lord (Moon) occupies the tenth house, which is classically treated as supportive of professional success/specialization.

This placement does not guarantee any specific profession; no option or rule establishes a particular vocation.

Explanation: Option A applies: /lagna/lordInHouse = 10 and /placements/Moon/house = 10 show the Cancer-lagna lord Moon in the 10th, a standard supportive indication for career standing — not a career-loss indication, so B fails; and no rule or chart fact guarantees a specific profession, so C fails; D therefore also fails.


Explanation: The chart facts state the lagna lord Moon is placed in house 10 (/lagna/lordInHouse = 10, /placements/Moon/house = 10), and the 10th signifies career, status, authority, and public standing (/houses/9/significations). Classical treatment of the ascendant lord in a kendra, especially the 10th, supports professional success/specialization — so A applies. B contradicts the standard reading of this placement (no rule or chart evidence frames it as career loss). C overclaims: no single placement guarantees a specific profession; the D10 shows Sun/Mercury/Moon in Leo in its own 10th (/vargas/D10/placements) but that indicates strength of career significations, not a fixed profession. Hence only A is established.

Explanation: The chart facts state the lagna lord Moon is placed in house 10 (/lagna/lordInHouse = 10, /placements/Moon/house = 10), and the 10th signifies career, status, authority, and public standing (/houses/9/significations). Classical treatment of the ascendant lord in a kendra, especially the 10th, supports professional success/specialization — so A applies. B contradicts the standard reading of this placement (no rule or chart evidence frames it as career loss). C overclaims: no single placement guarantees a specific profession; the D10 shows Sun/Mercury/Moon in Leo in its own 10th (/vargas/D10/placements) but that indicates strength of career significations, not a fixed profession. Hence only A is established.


Lagna lord Saturn placed in the 11th with Mars and Rahu; lagna itself is aspected by natal Saturn and debilitated Ketu, indicating a constitution that holds up under strain but is vulnerable to chronic, slow-developing issues (Saturn) and sudden/acute episodes (Mars-Rahu).

The 6th house of disease is unoccupied but its lord Mercury sits in the 1st (lagna), tying disease matters directly to the body/self; Mercury also aspects the 7th. A 6th lord in the 1st classically links health sensitivity to the native's own vitality.

Jupiter, a natural benefic, occupies the 8th (chronic matters, longevity) retrograde, forming Vipareeta Raja Yoga — one dusthana lord fallen into another — which traditionally converts adversity into resilience; it also aspects the 12th (hospitalization/isolation), softening those significations.

Moon (2nd house, combust per /placements/Moon/combust) aspects the 8th; an afflicted Moon aspecting the 8th points to mind-body linkage, sleep/fluid-related vulnerability, and stress-driven flare-ups.

Current period: Mercury mahadasha (Mercury is 6th lord of disease sitting in the 1st), Jupiter antardasha (Jupiter in the 8th house natally) until Nov 2026 — a dasha sequence that activates both the disease axis and the chronic/8th-house axis simultaneously.

Transits as of 2026-01-01: Saturn from Moon = 2 (within sade sati range 12-1-2), and Rahu transiting natal house 2 conjunct natal Moon while Ketu transits natal house 8 conjunct natal Jupiter — nodal transit over the Moon and across the 2/8 axis raises stress, diet, and sudden-event sensitivity.

Mitigating: transiting Jupiter is retrograde in the natal 6th (house of disease) aspecting houses 10 and 12 — benefic presence on the 6th can indicate recovery capacity and successful management rather than pure affliction.

Upcoming Ketu mahadasha begins Dec 2029 after Mercury–Saturn ends Jul 2029; Saturn antardasha over a natal Saturn-Mars-Rahu conjunction in the 11th suggests a demanding stretch for stamina in 2026–2029, though not deterministically adverse.

Vipareeta Raja Yoga via Jupiter in the 8th does not guarantee immunity to illness; it indicates resilience and favorable outcomes from adversity, so it should temper but not override the challenging 6th-lord-in-lagna indication.

Exact divisional strength of the 6th/8th lords in relevant vargas (D3/D7/D9/D12 do not bear directly on health; D60 would help)

Natal planetary strengths (shadbala/vimsopaka) not provided

Actual medical history or symptoms of the subject

Explanation: The chart shows a mixed health picture: genuine vulnerabilities (6th lord Mercury in the 1st; Moon combust aspecting the 8th; Mars-Saturn-Rahu pressure on the lagna lord in the 11th; active Mercury-Jupiter dasha running through the disease and 8th-house axes; sade sati-range Saturn plus Rahu/Ketu transiting the natal Moon and 8th) are counterweighted by protective factors (Jupiter's Vipareeta Raja Yoga in the 8th, benefic Jupiter transiting the 6th). Overall conclusion: mixed — heightened sensitivity and stress-linked flare-ups likely during 2026–2029, but with real recovery and management capacity; no deterministic illness prediction should be made.

Lagna lord Saturn placed in the 11th with Mars and Rahu; lagna itself is aspected by natal Saturn and debilitated Ketu, indicating a constitution that holds up under strain but is vulnerable to chronic, slow-developing issues (Saturn) and sudden/acute episodes (Mars-Rahu).

The 6th house of disease is unoccupied but its lord Mercury sits in the 1st (lagna), tying disease matters directly to the body/self; Mercury also aspects the 7th. A 6th lord in the 1st classically links health sensitivity to the native's own vitality.

Jupiter, a natural benefic, occupies the 8th (chronic matters, longevity) retrograde, forming Vipareeta Raja Yoga — one dusthana lord fallen into another — which traditionally converts adversity into resilience; it also aspects the 12th (hospitalization/isolation), softening those significations.

Moon (2nd house, combust per /placements/Moon/combust) aspects the 8th; an afflicted Moon aspecting the 8th points to mind-body linkage, sleep/fluid-related vulnerability, and stress-driven flare-ups.

Current period: Mercury mahadasha (Mercury is 6th lord of disease sitting in the 1st), Jupiter antardasha (Jupiter in the 8th house natally) until Nov 2026 — a dasha sequence that activates both the disease axis and the chronic/8th-house axis simultaneously.

Transits as of 2026-01-01: Saturn from Moon = 2 (within sade sati range 12-1-2), and Rahu transiting natal house 2 conjunct natal Moon while Ketu transits natal house 8 conjunct natal Jupiter — nodal transit over the Moon and across the 2/8 axis raises stress, diet, and sudden-event sensitivity.

Mitigating: transiting Jupiter is retrograde in the natal 6th (house of disease) aspecting houses 10 and 12 — benefic presence on the 6th can indicate recovery capacity and successful management rather than pure affliction.

Upcoming Ketu mahadasha begins Dec 2029 after Mercury–Saturn ends Jul 2029; Saturn antardasha over a natal Saturn-Mars-Rahu conjunction in the 11th suggests a demanding stretch for stamina in 2026–2029, though not deterministically adverse.

Vipareeta Raja Yoga via Jupiter in the 8th does not guarantee immunity to illness; it indicates resilience and favorable outcomes from adversity, so it should temper but not override the challenging 6th-lord-in-lagna indication.

Exact divisional strength of the 6th/8th lords in relevant vargas (D3/D7/D9/D12 do not bear directly on health; D60 would help)

Natal planetary strengths (shadbala/vimsopaka) not provided

Actual medical history or symptoms of the subject

Explanation: The chart shows a mixed health picture: genuine vulnerabilities (6th lord Mercury in the 1st; Moon combust aspecting the 8th; Mars-Saturn-Rahu pressure on the lagna lord in the 11th; active Mercury-Jupiter dasha running through the disease and 8th-house axes; sade sati-range Saturn plus Rahu/Ketu transiting the natal Moon and 8th) are counterweighted by protective factors (Jupiter's Vipareeta Raja Yoga in the 8th, benefic Jupiter transiting the 6th). Overall conclusion: mixed — heightened sensitivity and stress-linked flare-ups likely during 2026–2029, but with real recovery and management capacity; no deterministic illness prediction should be made.


Ascendant lord (Moon) is placed in the 10th house of career, a kendra, which classically supports professional standing and direction.

The 10th is aspected by no malefic occupants and the lagna lord there does not constitute a loss indication; no chart evidence supports statement B.

While the placement supports career success in principle, it does not specify or guarantee any particular profession — no rule establishes that (statement C not established).

Lagna lord in the 10th supports career strength generally but cannot guarantee a specific profession from this placement alone.

Explanation: Option A is directly supported: the Cancer lagna's lord Moon sits in the 10th house (Aries) per /placements/Mouse... i.e., /placements/Moon/house = 10, and the 10th carries career significations (/houses/10/significations). Statement B contradicts standard doctrine and finds no support here. Statement C overclaims specificity, so it is rejected. Only A applies, giving a supportive polarity.

Ascendant lord (Moon) is placed in the 10th house of career, a kendra, which classically supports professional standing and direction.

The 10th is aspected by no malefic occupants and the lagna lord there does not constitute a loss indication; no chart evidence supports statement B.

While the placement supports career success in principle, it does not specify or guarantee any particular profession — no rule establishes that (statement C not established).

Lagna lord in the 10th supports career strength generally but cannot guarantee a specific profession from this placement alone.

Explanation: Option A is directly supported: the Cancer lagna's lord Moon sits in the 10th house (Aries) per /placements/Mouse... i.e., /placements/Moon/house = 10, and the 10th carries career significations (/houses/10/significations). Statement B contradicts standard doctrine and finds no support here. Statement C overclaims specificity, so it is rejected. Only A applies, giving a supportive polarity.


Ascendant lord (Moon, lord of Cancer lagna) placed in the 10th house of career — a classical supportive indication for professional standing and specialization

The 10th-house placement does not fix or guarantee any specific profession; the chart indicates strength of career significations, not a particular vocation

No chart evidence supports treating lagna lord in the 10th as primarily career-loss; the 10th is a kendra of action and status

Lagna lord in the 10th is classically read as strengthening career and public standing, not as a loss indication.

Placement in the 10th supports professional success generally but cannot determine a specific profession from this evidence alone.

Option A IS established by the stated rule and the chart (Moon as Cancer lagna lord in Aries, the 10th whole-sign house).

Explanation: The chart facts show Cancer lagna whose lord is Moon (/lagna/lord), and /lagna/lordInHouse = 10 with Moon in the 10th house (/placements/Moon/house = 10). This establishes option A. Option B contradicts standard doctrine and has no chart support; option C overclaims specificity, which no single placement guarantees; therefore D is also false.

Ascendant lord (Moon, lord of Cancer lagna) placed in the 10th house of career — a classical supportive indication for professional standing and specialization

The 10th-house placement does not fix or guarantee any specific profession; the chart indicates strength of career significations, not a particular vocation

No chart evidence supports treating lagna lord in the 10th as primarily career-loss; the 10th is a kendra of action and status

Lagna lord in the 10th is classically read as strengthening career and public standing, not as a loss indication.

Placement in the 10th supports professional success generally but cannot determine a specific profession from this evidence alone.

Option A IS established by the stated rule and the chart (Moon as Cancer lagna lord in Aries, the 10th whole-sign house).

Explanation: The chart facts show Cancer lagna whose lord is Moon (/lagna/lord), and /lagna/lordInHouse = 10 with Moon in the 10th house (/placements/Moon/house = 10). This establishes option A. Option B contradicts standard doctrine and has no chart support; option C overclaims specificity, which no single placement guarantees; therefore D is also false.


The ascendant lord (Moon, lord of Cancer lagna) is placed in the 10th house of career/status in Aries, which classical doctrine treats as a strong support for professional success and specialization.

The 10th lord Mars is placed in the 9th with a mutual-aspect Raja Yoga between Mars (10th lord) and Jupiter (9th lord), reinforcing the career-supportive reading rather than contradicting it.

Ascendant lord in the 10th is a kendra placement of the lagna lord, classically read as strength for self and career, not primarily a career-loss indication. No chart evidence supports a loss reading here.

The placement indicates career strength/success potential but does not guarantee any specific profession; specific profession requires further factors (D10, dasha context) and is never 'guaranteed' by one placement.

Explanation: Statement A is directly established: the chart shows Cancer lagna with its lord Moon in the 10th house (/lagna/lord = Moon, /lagna/lordInHouse = 10, /placements/Moon/house = 10), a kendra placement traditionally supportive of professional success. Statement B reverses standard doctrine without support, and statement C overclaims certainty; neither is applicable. The polarity of the applicable statement (A) is positive, so conclusion is supportive.

The ascendant lord (Moon, lord of Cancer lagna) is placed in the 10th house of career/status in Aries, which classical doctrine treats as a strong support for professional success and specialization.

The 10th lord Mars is placed in the 9th with a mutual-aspect Raja Yoga between Mars (10th lord) and Jupiter (9th lord), reinforcing the career-supportive reading rather than contradicting it.

Ascendant lord in the 10th is a kendra placement of the lagna lord, classically read as strength for self and career, not primarily a career-loss indication. No chart evidence supports a loss reading here.

The placement indicates career strength/success potential but does not guarantee any specific profession; specific profession requires further factors (D10, dasha context) and is never 'guaranteed' by one placement.

Explanation: Statement A is directly established: the chart shows Cancer lagna with its lord Moon in the 10th house (/lagna/lord = Moon, /lagna/lordInHouse = 10, /placements/Moon/house = 10), a kendra placement traditionally supportive of professional success. Statement B reverses standard doctrine without support, and statement C overclaims certainty; neither is applicable. The polarity of the applicable statement (A) is positive, so conclusion is supportive.


The ascendant lord Moon is placed in the 10th house of career, a kendra, which the classical rule treats as supportive of professional success and standing.

Lagnesh in the 10th is not a career-loss indication; statement B contradicts standard doctrine.

No rule or chart evidence guarantees a specific profession from this placement alone; the D10 shows supporting structure (Sun, Mercury, Moon in Leo 10th of D10) but no specific-profession guarantee follows from A.

Ascendant lord in the tenth is a strength for career, not primarily a loss indication.

The placement supports professional success generally but does not guarantee a particular profession.

Explanation: Only statement A is established: /lagna/lord is Moon, and /placements/Moon/house = 10 (Aries), with the Moon also aspecting the 4th — lagnesh in the 10th kendra is classically read as supportive of professional success/specialization. B is doctrinally wrong, and C overclaims; neither is applicable. The conclusion polarity therefore follows A: supportive. Supporting context: Jupiter (lord of 9) aspects the 10th per /aspects/Jupiter, forming a Raja Yoga with Mars (/yogas index 2).

The ascendant lord Moon is placed in the 10th house of career, a kendra, which the classical rule treats as supportive of professional success and standing.

Lagnesh in the 10th is not a career-loss indication; statement B contradicts standard doctrine.

No rule or chart evidence guarantees a specific profession from this placement alone; the D10 shows supporting structure (Sun, Mercury, Moon in Leo 10th of D10) but no specific-profession guarantee follows from A.

Ascendant lord in the tenth is a strength for career, not primarily a loss indication.

The placement supports professional success generally but does not guarantee a particular profession.

Explanation: Only statement A is established: /lagna/lord is Moon, and /placements/Moon/house = 10 (Aries), with the Moon also aspecting the 4th — lagnesh in the 10th kendra is classically read as supportive of professional success/specialization. B is doctrinally wrong, and C overclaims; neither is applicable. The conclusion polarity therefore follows A: supportive. Supporting context: Jupiter (lord of 9) aspects the 10th per /aspects/Jupiter, forming a Raja Yoga with Mars (/yogas index 2).


Jupiter, the lagna lord and a single-lordship Raja Yoga (rules 1st and 4th kendras/trikonas), sits in the 10th house of career — a strong career anchor.

10th lord Mercury is well placed in the 2nd house (wealth/speech) with benefic Venus, linking career to finance, communication and earning capacity; Mercury–Venus in 2nd also supports Adhi Yoga from the Moon.

Current Saturn mahadasha with Saturn aspecting natal house 10 (Saturn's 3rd aspect from Scorpio/12th), giving disciplined but heavy career pressure during 2022–2041.

Ketu aspects the 10th house, adding detachment or unconventional shifts in career direction.

Natal Saturn sits in the 12th in enemy sign with debilitated Rahu — its dasha periods may bring expenditure, foreign relocation, or behind-the-scenes roles rather than visible authority.

In D10, Saturn and Ketu occupy the 12th (own-sign Saturn) while Sun-Moon-Venus cluster in the 2nd and Jupiter-Rahu sit in the 6th — career success comes through service and steady accumulation rather than positional power.

Transit Saturn in Pisces (natal 4th) aspects natal house 10 as of Jan 2026, coinciding with Saturn–Mercury antardasha (Mercury being 10th lord), pointing to an active, work-focused phase through late 2027.

Explanation: The chart shows genuine career strength: lagna lord Jupiter's placement in the 10th with a kendra-trikona Raja Yoga, plus 10th lord Mercury joining Venus in the wealth house. However, the current long Saturn dasha draws energy from a 12th-house Saturn afflicted by debilitated Rahu, and Ketu's aspect on the 10th suggests phases of detachment or redirection. Net indication is a capable professional life with meaningful output, tempered by periodic withdrawal, foreign/isolation themes, and less appetite for overt authority during Saturn's dasha.

Jupiter, the lagna lord and a single-lordship Raja Yoga (rules 1st and 4th kendras/trikonas), sits in the 10th house of career — a strong career anchor.

10th lord Mercury is well placed in the 2nd house (wealth/speech) with benefic Venus, linking career to finance, communication and earning capacity; Mercury–Venus in 2nd also supports Adhi Yoga from the Moon.

Current Saturn mahadasha with Saturn aspecting natal house 10 (Saturn's 3rd aspect from Scorpio/12th), giving disciplined but heavy career pressure during 2022–2041.

Ketu aspects the 10th house, adding detachment or unconventional shifts in career direction.

Natal Saturn sits in the 12th in enemy sign with debilitated Rahu — its dasha periods may bring expenditure, foreign relocation, or behind-the-scenes roles rather than visible authority.

In D10, Saturn and Ketu occupy the 12th (own-sign Saturn) while Sun-Moon-Venus cluster in the 2nd and Jupiter-Rahu sit in the 6th — career success comes through service and steady accumulation rather than positional power.

Transit Saturn in Pisces (natal 4th) aspects natal house 10 as of Jan 2026, coinciding with Saturn–Mercury antardasha (Mercury being 10th lord), pointing to an active, work-focused phase through late 2027.

Explanation: The chart shows genuine career strength: lagna lord Jupiter's placement in the 10th with a kendra-trikona Raja Yoga, plus 10th lord Mercury joining Venus in the wealth house. However, the current long Saturn dasha draws energy from a 12th-house Saturn afflicted by debilitated Rahu, and Ketu's aspect on the 10th suggests phases of detachment or redirection. Net indication is a capable professional life with meaningful output, tempered by periodic withdrawal, foreign/isolation themes, and less appetite for overt authority during Saturn's dasha.


Explanation: The chart facts show the tenth lord is Mars and it is placed in the 2nd house (/houses/10/lordPlacedInHouse = 2), not the first. Statements A–C all presuppose the tenth lord in the first, which this chart does not establish; therefore none of them applies, and D is selected.

Explanation: The chart facts show the tenth lord is Mars and it is placed in the 2nd house (/houses/10/lordPlacedInHouse = 2), not the first. Statements A–C all presuppose the tenth lord in the first, which this chart does not establish; therefore none of them applies, and D is selected.


Explanation: The chart facts show the tenth lord is Mars and it is placed in the 2nd house (/houses/10/lordPlacedInHouse = 2), not the first. Therefore none of statements A–C (which all concern the tenth lord in the first) is established by this chart; D applies. Conclusion polarity is set from the applicable listed statement only: D is neutral/none-applicable, so no supportive or challenging career indication can be claimed from these rules.

Explanation: The chart facts show the tenth lord is Mars and it is placed in the 2nd house (/houses/10/lordPlacedInHouse = 2), not the first. Therefore none of statements A–C (which all concern the tenth lord in the first) is established by this chart; D applies. Conclusion polarity is set from the applicable listed statement only: D is neutral/none-applicable, so no supportive or challenging career indication can be claimed from these rules.


Jupiter (Lagna lord) in the 10th house is a strong career anchor, forming a single-lordship Raja Yoga (rules 4th kendra and 1st trikona), indicating status and authority through dharmic work.

10th lord Mercury placed in the 2nd house links career to wealth, speech, finance and communication; Mercury with Venus there supports earning through skilled articulation.

Adhi Yoga from the Moon (Venus, Mercury benefics in 6th/7th/8th from Moon) indicates a comfortable, respected life overall.

Mars strong in own sign Aries in the 5th aspects the 11th house of gains, supporting initiative-driven income.

Jupiter is retrograde and in enemy sign Virgo in the 10th — dignity weakness tempers the Raja Yoga's full expression.

Ketu aspects the 10th house, adding detachment or discontinuity to public standing.

Saturn, 2nd/3rd lord, sits in the 12th (enemy sign) with debilitated Rahu — income linked to expenditure, foreign settings, or behind-the-scenes work; Saturn also aspects the 9th and 2nd.

Current Saturn mahadasha / Mercury antardasha: Saturn dasha lord in the 12th colors the period with effort and isolation themes, though Mercury antardasha (10th lord) activates career matters through 2027.

D10: Jupiter exalted-equivalent in Cancer in D10 6th, Saturn own-sign Capricorn in D10 12th, Sun-Moon-Venus cluster in Pisces 2nd — service-oriented, disciplined career with steady resource flow but a 12th-house Saturn suggesting foreign/institutional settings.

Exact career field/profession of the subject for corroboration

Explanation: The chart shows genuine career strength — Lagna lord Jupiter in the 10th with a Raja Yoga, 10th lord Mercury in the wealth house, and Adhi Yoga — but dignity weaknesses (Jupiter enemy-sign retrograde, Saturn enemy-sign in the 12th with debilitated Rahu, Ketu aspecting the 10th) prevent an unambiguously supportive reading. The current Saturn–Mercury period keeps career themes active but colored by Saturn's 12th-house placement.

Jupiter (Lagna lord) in the 10th house is a strong career anchor, forming a single-lordship Raja Yoga (rules 4th kendra and 1st trikona), indicating status and authority through dharmic work.

10th lord Mercury placed in the 2nd house links career to wealth, speech, finance and communication; Mercury with Venus there supports earning through skilled articulation.

Adhi Yoga from the Moon (Venus, Mercury benefics in 6th/7th/8th from Moon) indicates a comfortable, respected life overall.

Mars strong in own sign Aries in the 5th aspects the 11th house of gains, supporting initiative-driven income.

Jupiter is retrograde and in enemy sign Virgo in the 10th — dignity weakness tempers the Raja Yoga's full expression.

Ketu aspects the 10th house, adding detachment or discontinuity to public standing.

Saturn, 2nd/3rd lord, sits in the 12th (enemy sign) with debilitated Rahu — income linked to expenditure, foreign settings, or behind-the-scenes work; Saturn also aspects the 9th and 2nd.

Current Saturn mahadasha / Mercury antardasha: Saturn dasha lord in the 12th colors the period with effort and isolation themes, though Mercury antardasha (10th lord) activates career matters through 2027.

D10: Jupiter exalted-equivalent in Cancer in D10 6th, Saturn own-sign Capricorn in D10 12th, Sun-Moon-Venus cluster in Pisces 2nd — service-oriented, disciplined career with steady resource flow but a 12th-house Saturn suggesting foreign/institutional settings.

Exact career field/profession of the subject for corroboration

Explanation: The chart shows genuine career strength — Lagna lord Jupiter in the 10th with a Raja Yoga, 10th lord Mercury in the wealth house, and Adhi Yoga — but dignity weaknesses (Jupiter enemy-sign retrograde, Saturn enemy-sign in the 12th with debilitated Rahu, Ketu aspecting the 10th) prevent an unambiguously supportive reading. The current Saturn–Mercury period keeps career themes active but colored by Saturn's 12th-house placement.


Explanation: The chart facts show the tenth lord is Mars and it is placed in the 2nd house (/houses/10/lordPlacedInHouse = 2), not in the first. Therefore none of statements A–C (which all concern the tenth lord in the first) are established by this chart. Statement D applies.

Explanation: The chart facts show the tenth lord is Mars and it is placed in the 2nd house (/houses/10/lordPlacedInHouse = 2), not in the first. Therefore none of statements A–C (which all concern the tenth lord in the first) are established by this chart. Statement D applies.


Lagna lord Jupiter placed in the 10th house of career, forming a Raja Yoga (Jupiter rules both the kendra 4th and trikona 1st), is a major career-supporting combination for status and authority.

However, Jupiter is retrograde and in an enemy sign (Virgo) in the natal chart, so career gains come with friction, delays, or a sense of under-recognition.

The D10 dashamsa lagna is Aquarius ruled by Saturn, and Saturn sits in its own sign Capricorn in D10's 12th — indicating disciplined, behind-the-scenes or institutional work rather than public limelight.

In D1, the 10th lord Mercury occupies the 2nd house with Venus (11th lord) — linking career to finance, speech, commerce, and income generation; this Venus–Mercury pairing in the 2nd also supports Adhi Yoga from the Moon.

Ketu aspects the 10th house (from the 6th), which can bring detachment from conventional status, sudden shifts in professional direction, or technical/specialized inclinations.

The current Saturn mahadasha (2022–2041) runs Saturn, which natally sits in the 12th in enemy sign Scorpio conjunct Rahu — the dasha lord's weak placement suggests heavy workload, expenditure, foreign/isolated postings, or working without proportional recognition during much of this period.

The running Saturn–Mercury antardasha (2025-04-04 to 2027-12-13) activates the 10th-lord Mercury in the 2nd, a comparatively favorable window within the Saturn dasha for work tied to communication, accounts, advisory or commercial roles, and income.

Transit Jupiter in Gemini aspects the natal 11th house of gains while transiting Saturn in Pisces aspects the natal 10th house, indicating steady effort toward gains around the reference date, though Saturn's aspect on the 6th and 10th keeps pressure on service and duty.

Mars strong in its own sign Aries in the 5th aspects the 11th and 12th houses, giving drive, initiative, and capacity for gains through self-directed effort, but also impulsive spending or risk-taking that can offset gains.

Exact nature of the native's profession/industry (needed for concrete role-level synthesis)

Full birth-time rectification confirmation given sensitivity of house cusps in Whole Sign system

Explanation: Career fundamentals are genuinely strong: lagna lord Jupiter in the 10th forms a single-lordship Raja Yoga (/yogas/0), and the 10th lord Mercury joins the 11th lord Venus in the wealth house, tying profession to income. But both key grahas are compromised — Jupiter retrograde in an enemy sign, Mercury neutral — and the long-running Saturn dasha draws on a Saturn placed in the 12th with Rahu in an enemy sign, coloring the period with workload, expense, and delayed recognition. The current Saturn–Mercury antardasha is the most workable stretch in the near term. Net indication: mixed, with capability and status potential tempered by the Saturn dasha's grind.

Lagna lord Jupiter placed in the 10th house of career, forming a Raja Yoga (Jupiter rules both the kendra 4th and trikona 1st), is a major career-supporting combination for status and authority.

However, Jupiter is retrograde and in an enemy sign (Virgo) in the natal chart, so career gains come with friction, delays, or a sense of under-recognition.

The D10 dashamsa lagna is Aquarius ruled by Saturn, and Saturn sits in its own sign Capricorn in D10's 12th — indicating disciplined, behind-the-scenes or institutional work rather than public limelight.

In D1, the 10th lord Mercury occupies the 2nd house with Venus (11th lord) — linking career to finance, speech, commerce, and income generation; this Venus–Mercury pairing in the 2nd also supports Adhi Yoga from the Moon.

Ketu aspects the 10th house (from the 6th), which can bring detachment from conventional status, sudden shifts in professional direction, or technical/specialized inclinations.

The current Saturn mahadasha (2022–2041) runs Saturn, which natally sits in the 12th in enemy sign Scorpio conjunct Rahu — the dasha lord's weak placement suggests heavy workload, expenditure, foreign/isolated postings, or working without proportional recognition during much of this period.

The running Saturn–Mercury antardasha (2025-04-04 to 2027-12-13) activates the 10th-lord Mercury in the 2nd, a comparatively favorable window within the Saturn dasha for work tied to communication, accounts, advisory or commercial roles, and income.

Transit Jupiter in Gemini aspects the natal 11th house of gains while transiting Saturn in Pisces aspects the natal 10th house, indicating steady effort toward gains around the reference date, though Saturn's aspect on the 6th and 10th keeps pressure on service and duty.

Mars strong in its own sign Aries in the 5th aspects the 11th and 12th houses, giving drive, initiative, and capacity for gains through self-directed effort, but also impulsive spending or risk-taking that can offset gains.

Exact nature of the native's profession/industry (needed for concrete role-level synthesis)

Full birth-time rectification confirmation given sensitivity of house cusps in Whole Sign system

Explanation: Career fundamentals are genuinely strong: lagna lord Jupiter in the 10th forms a single-lordship Raja Yoga (/yogas/0), and the 10th lord Mercury joins the 11th lord Venus in the wealth house, tying profession to income. But both key grahas are compromised — Jupiter retrograde in an enemy sign, Mercury neutral — and the long-running Saturn dasha draws on a Saturn placed in the 12th with Rahu in an enemy sign, coloring the period with workload, expense, and delayed recognition. The current Saturn–Mercury antardasha is the most workable stretch in the near term. Net indication: mixed, with capability and status potential tempered by the Saturn dasha's grind.


Explanation: The chart shows the lagna lord Sun placed in the 11th house of gains (/lagna/lordInHouse = 11, /placements/Sun/house = 11, with Venus lord of the 10th also there forming a raja yoga per /yogas[4]). Statement A correctly states this is treated as supportive of gains and earning capacity — a proportionate reading consistent with the 11th house signifying 'gains, income, fulfilment of desire' (/reference/houseSignifications/11). Statement B overclaims: classical placement supports gains but never guarantees 'enormous profits,' especially with Ketu also in the 11th and Kemadruma Yoga present (/yogas[0]). Statement C contradicts the standard signification of the 11th as a house of gains; nothing in the rule or chart establishes it as primarily a loss indication. Hence only A applies.

Explanation: The chart shows the lagna lord Sun placed in the 11th house of gains (/lagna/lordInHouse = 11, /placements/Sun/house = 11, with Venus lord of the 10th also there forming a raja yoga per /yogas[4]). Statement A correctly states this is treated as supportive of gains and earning capacity — a proportionate reading consistent with the 11th house signifying 'gains, income, fulfilment of desire' (/reference/houseSignifications/11). Statement B overclaims: classical placement supports gains but never guarantees 'enormous profits,' especially with Ketu also in the 11th and Kemadruma Yoga present (/yogas[0]). Statement C contradicts the standard signification of the 11th as a house of gains; nothing in the rule or chart establishes it as primarily a loss indication. Hence only A applies.


Lagna lord Jupiter in the 10th house of career is a strong anchor for professional life and public standing.

Jupiter forms a Raja Yoga by ruling both a kendra (4) and a trikona (1), supporting status and authority.

10th lord Mercury placed in the 2nd house links career to wealth, speech and accumulated resources; Mercury also participates in Adhi Yoga with Venus.

Ketu aspects the 10th house, introducing detachment or unconventional elements in career direction.

Natal Saturn (current mahadasha lord 2022–2041) sits in the 12th house in enemy sign, suggesting periods of expenditure, foreign connections or reduced visibility during Saturn dasha.

Current antardasha lord Mercury is well-placed in the 2nd with Venus and in own-sign Virgo in D10's 11th (gains from profession).

D10 lagna lord Saturn in its own sign Capricorn in the D10 12th suggests career involving behind-the-scenes work, institutions, or foreign settings, with strong but self-contained discipline.

D10 Jupiter in Cancer (6th) with Rahu indicates service-oriented work environments and possible workplace friction or competition.

A Raja Yoga from single lordship supports potential for status but does not guarantee it; it must be weighed against Saturn dasha running through the 12th house.

Navamsa (D9) strength of Jupiter and Mercury for fuller career assessment

Exact pratyantardasha sequencing within Saturn–Mercury beyond current period

Explanation: The chart shows genuine career strength: lagna lord in the 10th (/placements/Jupiter/house), a Raja Yoga (/yogas/0), and 10th lord Mercury linked to the wealth house (/houses/9/lordPlacedInHouse). However, the long-running Saturn mahadasha places the spotlight on 12th-house themes (/placements/Saturn/house), tempering visibility and gains. Overall indication is mixed-to-supportive: solid professional foundation with periodic phases of lower profile or higher expenditure.

Lagna lord Jupiter in the 10th house of career is a strong anchor for professional life and public standing.

Jupiter forms a Raja Yoga by ruling both a kendra (4) and a trikona (1), supporting status and authority.

10th lord Mercury placed in the 2nd house links career to wealth, speech and accumulated resources; Mercury also participates in Adhi Yoga with Venus.

Ketu aspects the 10th house, introducing detachment or unconventional elements in career direction.

Natal Saturn (current mahadasha lord 2022–2041) sits in the 12th house in enemy sign, suggesting periods of expenditure, foreign connections or reduced visibility during Saturn dasha.

Current antardasha lord Mercury is well-placed in the 2nd with Venus and in own-sign Virgo in D10's 11th (gains from profession).

D10 lagna lord Saturn in its own sign Capricorn in the D10 12th suggests career involving behind-the-scenes work, institutions, or foreign settings, with strong but self-contained discipline.

D10 Jupiter in Cancer (6th) with Rahu indicates service-oriented work environments and possible workplace friction or competition.

A Raja Yoga from single lordship supports potential for status but does not guarantee it; it must be weighed against Saturn dasha running through the 12th house.

Navamsa (D9) strength of Jupiter and Mercury for fuller career assessment

Exact pratyantardasha sequencing within Saturn–Mercury beyond current period

Explanation: The chart shows genuine career strength: lagna lord in the 10th (/placements/Jupiter/house), a Raja Yoga (/yogas/0), and 10th lord Mercury linked to the wealth house (/houses/9/lordPlacedInHouse). However, the long-running Saturn mahadasha places the spotlight on 12th-house themes (/placements/Saturn/house), tempering visibility and gains. Overall indication is mixed-to-supportive: solid professional foundation with periodic phases of lower profile or higher expenditure.


Lagna lord Jupiter placed in the 10th house of career is a strong central indicator: the self's ruler sits in the karma bhava, tying identity to profession and public standing.

Jupiter forms a Raja Yoga by single lordship of both a kendra (4th) and trikona (1st), and this yoga-lord occupies the 10th — amplifying authority and status potential.

Jupiter is retrograde and in 'Enemy' dignity in Virgo (10th): the yoga functions but with internal revision, delays, or unconventional expression of authority.

Mercury, the 7th and 10th lord, is placed in the 2nd house with Venus — career lord linked to wealth/speech house, suggesting income through communication, trade, advisory or analytical skill.

Venus–Mercury form Adhi Yoga (benefics in 6th/7th/8th from Moon), supporting gains and comfort through professional activity.

Ketu aspects the 10th house, introducing detachment, sudden shifts of direction, or technical/occult flavor in career.

Saturn (current mahadasha lord) is placed in the 12th with Rahu — dasha lord in a dusthana suggests the Saturn period (2022–2041) carries themes of foreign settings, institutions, behind-the-scenes work, expenditure, or isolation alongside duty.

D10 shows lagna Aquarius with Saturn (its dispositor chain via Ketu/Saturn in Capricorn 12th) and Sun+Moon+Venus clustered in the D10 2nd (Pisces) — earnings-oriented career; Mercury in D10 11th supports gains through intellect/networks.

Transit context (asOf 2026-01-01): Jupiter retrograde transiting natal 7th aspecting natal 7th; Saturn transiting Pisces (natal 4th) aspecting houses 1, 6, 10 — transit Saturn directly touches the 10th, indicating pressure/restructuring phase on career during its current run.

A Raja Yoga in the 10th does not guarantee uninterrupted rise: Jupiter's retrograde motion, Enemy dignity, and Ketu's aspect on the 10th temper the promise with delays and redirection. The correct reading is strong career orientation realized unevenly.

Any synthesis must weigh that the running Saturn mahadasha lord sits in the 12th with debilitated Rahu; ignoring this would overstate the favorable 10th-house picture for the 2022–2041 span.

Exact antardasha-level career events (promotions, job changes) would require correlating specific past dates with dasha_timeline results

No birth-time rectification status; lagna degree sensitivity affects whole-sign assignments near boundaries

Upapada/amatyakaraka (Jaimini) analysis not present in chart facts

Explanation: The chart's core career signature is strong: lagna lord Jupiter in the 10th carrying a kendra-trikona Raja Yoga (/yogas/0, /placements/Jupiter/house), reinforced by 10th lord Mercury in the wealth house with Venus (/houses/9/lordPlacedInHouse) and Adhi Yoga (/yogas/1). Qualifications are Jupiter's retrogression and Enemy dignity, Ketu's aspect on the 10th, and above all the current Saturn mahadasha whose lord occupies the 12th with Rahu — pointing to a long period where career progress routes through foreign/institutional/behind-the-scenes channels and demands patience. Transit Saturn currently aspecting the natal 10th confirms an active restructuring phase. Net assessment: fundamentally supportive career promise, expressed with delays, detours, and non-linear growth during the Saturn dasha.

Lagna lord Jupiter placed in the 10th house of career is a strong central indicator: the self's ruler sits in the karma bhava, tying identity to profession and public standing.

Jupiter forms a Raja Yoga by single lordship of both a kendra (4th) and trikona (1st), and this yoga-lord occupies the 10th — amplifying authority and status potential.

Jupiter is retrograde and in 'Enemy' dignity in Virgo (10th): the yoga functions but with internal revision, delays, or unconventional expression of authority.

Mercury, the 7th and 10th lord, is placed in the 2nd house with Venus — career lord linked to wealth/speech house, suggesting income through communication, trade, advisory or analytical skill.

Venus–Mercury form Adhi Yoga (benefics in 6th/7th/8th from Moon), supporting gains and comfort through professional activity.

Ketu aspects the 10th house, introducing detachment, sudden shifts of direction, or technical/occult flavor in career.

Saturn (current mahadasha lord) is placed in the 12th with Rahu — dasha lord in a dusthana suggests the Saturn period (2022–2041) carries themes of foreign settings, institutions, behind-the-scenes work, expenditure, or isolation alongside duty.

D10 shows lagna Aquarius with Saturn (its dispositor chain via Ketu/Saturn in Capricorn 12th) and Sun+Moon+Venus clustered in the D10 2nd (Pisces) — earnings-oriented career; Mercury in D10 11th supports gains through intellect/networks.

Transit context (asOf 2026-01-01): Jupiter retrograde transiting natal 7th aspecting natal 7th; Saturn transiting Pisces (natal 4th) aspecting houses 1, 6, 10 — transit Saturn directly touches the 10th, indicating pressure/restructuring phase on career during its current run.

A Raja Yoga in the 10th does not guarantee uninterrupted rise: Jupiter's retrograde motion, Enemy dignity, and Ketu's aspect on the 10th temper the promise with delays and redirection. The correct reading is strong career orientation realized unevenly.

Any synthesis must weigh that the running Saturn mahadasha lord sits in the 12th with debilitated Rahu; ignoring this would overstate the favorable 10th-house picture for the 2022–2041 span.

Exact antardasha-level career events (promotions, job changes) would require correlating specific past dates with dasha_timeline results

No birth-time rectification status; lagna degree sensitivity affects whole-sign assignments near boundaries

Upapada/amatyakaraka (Jaimini) analysis not present in chart facts

Explanation: The chart's core career signature is strong: lagna lord Jupiter in the 10th carrying a kendra-trikona Raja Yoga (/yogas/0, /placements/Jupiter/house), reinforced by 10th lord Mercury in the wealth house with Venus (/houses/9/lordPlacedInHouse) and Adhi Yoga (/yogas/1). Qualifications are Jupiter's retrogression and Enemy dignity, Ketu's aspect on the 10th, and above all the current Saturn mahadasha whose lord occupies the 12th with Rahu — pointing to a long period where career progress routes through foreign/institutional/behind-the-scenes channels and demands patience. Transit Saturn currently aspecting the natal 10th confirms an active restructuring phase. Net assessment: fundamentally supportive career promise, expressed with delays, detours, and non-linear growth during the Saturn dasha.


The ascendant lord (Sun, lord of Leo lagna) is placed in the 11th house of gains, which classically supports earning capacity and fulfilment of desires.

Statement B overclaims: placement in the 11th supports gains but does not guarantee enormous profits; the Sun is neutral in dignity and the 11th also contains Ketu, a shadowy graha that can dilute results.

Statement C contradicts the classical reading: the 11th house signifies gains and income, not financial loss; loss houses are 6, 8, 12.

Explanation: Only option A follows from the stated rule and the chart: /lagna/lordInHouse shows the ascendant lord Sun in the 11th house (/placements/Sun/house), whose significations are 'gains, income... fulfilment of desire' (/houses/10/significations). This supports gains without guaranteeing them (ruling out B) and certainly does not indicate loss (ruling out C). D fails since A is established.

The ascendant lord (Sun, lord of Leo lagna) is placed in the 11th house of gains, which classically supports earning capacity and fulfilment of desires.

Statement B overclaims: placement in the 11th supports gains but does not guarantee enormous profits; the Sun is neutral in dignity and the 11th also contains Ketu, a shadowy graha that can dilute results.

Statement C contradicts the classical reading: the 11th house signifies gains and income, not financial loss; loss houses are 6, 8, 12.

Explanation: Only option A follows from the stated rule and the chart: /lagna/lordInHouse shows the ascendant lord Sun in the 11th house (/placements/Sun/house), whose significations are 'gains, income... fulfilment of desire' (/houses/10/significations). This supports gains without guaranteeing them (ruling out B) and certainly does not indicate loss (ruling out C). D fails since A is established.