The eight kootas and their weights: Varna (1) — temperament class; Vashya (2) — mutual influence; Tara (3) — star-count compatibility; Yoni (4) — instinctive nature; Graha Maitri (5) — friendship of the Moon-sign lords; Gana (6) — deva/manushya/rakshasa nature; Bhakoot (7) — Moon-sign distance; Nadi (8) — constitution. The weighting is the message: the two "dosha" factors, nadi and bhakoot, carry 15 of 36 points because tradition treats them as marriage-level objections rather than preferences.
Convention: 18+ acceptable, 24+ good, 28+ excellent — but distribution beats totals. A 30/36 with nadi dosha needs more attention than a 22/36 without it. And the entire system reads only the two Moons: it says nothing about 7th houses, Venus, manglik status, or dasha alignment. Treat guna milan as the first filter, the full-chart reading as the decision.
- More clarity
- Less superstition
- Better matching decisions
- Over-focusing on one score
- Fear-based dosha narratives
- Ignoring behavior and safety
Emotional: prioritize safety and care.
Communication: ask values and conflict questions.
Attraction: chemistry needs maturity.
Long-term: stability is built through behavior.
- Read the full report
- Use timing awareness
- Choose repair
- Personal analysis from your exact birth details
- Ask your specific questions — marriage, career, dasha timing
- Practical remedies, no fear-mongering