• Significance and relevance in modern context of eight tests based on the Nakshatra compatibility between the moon signs (Rashi) of the couple in their natal charts.
• The individual score obtained by each of the test.
• Graphical representation of the result of the eight tests.
• Conclusions and recommendations for the couple.

Kundali Milapak is a unique and ancient 8-fold test of horoscope matching between a man and woman’s charts for marriage. This ancient technique of Vedic Astrology was formulated about 3,000 years ago and compares various aspects of the natal chart taking the Moon sign in the chart as the primary factor. The Natal Charts of the man and the woman are drawn and comparatively tested in eight different ways. Each test has a score. While the maximum points that can be achieved under each test are different, the full 8-fold test can yield a maximum score of 36 points. A score of 16 is deemed to be the minimum for a reasonable match. Marriages are not recommended for a result below 16.

Modern Relevance

Since these tests were formulated 3,000 years ago and based on the social norms and the role of marriage in the ancient society, we have also made this ancient test applicable to the new millennium by pointing out the basis of how the tests were scored, so that you can apply your own judgment of how important a particular aspect is in your personal relationship.

Although the techniques and the basis of this comparison originated in ancient times, the analysis has not lost its relevance today. This analysis brings out the difference in personality and nature between two people in a quantitative and more precise manner than any other astrological tool. It proves to be very accurate and relevant even today in gauging compatibility and the areas of strengths and weakness in a relationship.