✨ About the Author: This article is written by Gurumurti Nidhi Shrimali Ji based on 15 years of practical Vedic astrology experience. She has analyzed 50,000+ horoscopes for marriage timing and compatibility and is the chief astrologer at Pandit NM Shrimali.
Table of Contents
- My Personal Experience with Marriage Yogas
- Why Vedic Astrology Focuses on Marriage
- The Houses of Marriage in Your Birth Chart
- The Planets of Marriage
- Marriage Yoga 1: Venus and Mars in a Kendra
- Marriage Yoga 2: 7th Lord Strong in Kendra or Trikona
- Marriage Yoga 3: 5th and 9th Lords Connected
- Marriage Yoga 4: Jupiter Aspect on 7th House
- Marriage Yoga 5: Venus in Own Sign or Exalted
- Marriage Yoga 6: Moon and Venus Together
- Marriage Yoga 7: Benefics in the 7th House
- Marriage Yoga 8: Parivartana Yoga between 1st and 7th Lords
- Marriage Yoga 9: Gajakesari Yoga from 7th Lord
- Marriage Yoga 10: Exalted 7th Lord with Lagna Lord
- Marriage Yoga 11: Venus-Mercury Connection
- Marriage Yoga 12: Strong Navamsa (D-9) Chart
- Top 7 Causes of Delayed Marriage
- Remedies for Delayed Marriage
- Yogas for Second Marriage or Remarriage
- FAQs from My Clinic
- Conclusion — My Final Advice
My Personal Experience with Marriage Yogas
Hello, I am Nidhi Shrimali. Of all the consultations I do, marriage consultations are the most emotional. I have had grown men cry in my office because they were 38 and unmarried. I have had women hide their faces in shame because they were "running out of time" according to their families. I have had parents sit across from me, demanding to know why their child is "not settling down."
The pressure on marriage in Indian society is enormous. And the misinformation about marriage yogas is worse. People read on WhatsApp that "Saturn in the 7th house delays marriage" and panic. People are told they are "cursed" because Mars is in the 8th house. Families break engagements over yoga interpretations done by amateurs.
I want to say this directly: most of the panic around marriage yogas is unfounded. A proper analysis of the full chart — including the 7th house, 7th lord, Venus, Mars, Jupiter, the Navamsa (D-9), and the running dasha — gives a far more accurate picture than any single yoga.
In 15 years, I have analyzed tens of thousands of charts for marriage. I have also seen every possible permutation of delay, denial, and disappointment. I have also seen beautiful, lasting marriages come from charts that "should not have worked." Marriage is not just a yoga. It is a yoga, a dasha, an effort, a partner, and a lot of grace.
A Case that Taught Me Patience (2012)
A 36-year-old chartered accountant from Mumbai came to me in 2012. She had been engaged twice. Both engagements broke. Her chart had a Saturn-Mars conjunction in the 7th house, with 7th lord debilitated. By all textbook standards, this should be a marriage-delayed chart.
When I analyzed it deeper, I found her running dasha was Saturn-Venus, and Saturn was in the 7th house. She was literally being tested by the planet governing her marriage house. The 2.5-year Saturn sub-period was the cause of the broken engagements, not the chart itself.
I advised her to wait for the Saturn sub-period to end. Six months later, Jupiter sub-period began. Within four months, she met her future husband at a friend's house party. They married within a year. Today, they have two children and one of the most grounded partnerships I have seen.
💡 My Belief: Marriage is not a yoga. It is a relationship. Yogas indicate the timing, the nature, and the challenges. They do not determine whether you will marry. That depends on karma, dasha, and your willingness to be a good partner.
Why Vedic Astrology Focuses on Marriage
In Vedic (Jyotish) astrology, marriage (vivaha) is one of the four purusharthas (life goals):
- Dharma (righteousness)
- Artha (wealth)
- Kama (desire, including marriage)
- Moksha (liberation)
Marriage is considered a samskara (sacred rite) that enables dharma, supports artha, fulfills kama in a dharmic way, and ultimately supports moksha through shared spiritual growth. This is why Vedic astrology devotes so much attention to it — the chart is meant to help you navigate this sacred institution with awareness.
A marriage reading in Vedic astrology examines:
- Timing (when you are likely to marry)
- Nature of spouse (physical, emotional, intellectual)
- Compatibility (with a specific partner)
- Challenges (potential issues and remedies)
- Longevity (long-term stability of the marriage)
The Houses of Marriage in Your Birth Chart
There is no single "marriage house." Multiple houses contribute to the marriage story:
7th House — The Primary Marriage House
The most direct. It represents the spouse, marriage, partnerships, and public dealings. The sign on the cusp, the planets in it, and its lord are the first things I examine.
1st House — Lagna (Self)
Represents you as a partner. The Lagna lord and its placement show how you approach marriage.
2nd House — Family After Marriage
Represents the family you create after marriage, in-laws, and accumulated family wealth.
4th House — Domestic Happiness
Represents the home environment after marriage, emotional fulfillment, and motherly blessings.
5th House — Romance, Children, and Purva Punya
Represents romance, the love phase before marriage, children, and merit from past lives that supports marriage.
8th House — Marital Longevity and Transformation
Represents the longevity of marriage, sexual compatibility, joint finances, and transformation through marriage.
9th House — Luck and Blessings for Marriage
Represents fortune, blessings from elders, and dharmic alignment of the marriage.
11th House — Fulfillment of Marriage Wish
Represents the fulfillment of the desire to marry, social networks, and gains through marriage.
12th House — Bed Pleasures and Foreign Spouse
Represents marital intimacy and the possibility of a foreign or distant spouse.
A proper Kundli Milan examines multiple houses in both charts. For more on related doshas, see my detailed article on Manglik Dosha Complete Guide 2026 .
The Planets of Marriage
Different planets govern different aspects of marriage:
| Planet | Marriage Role |
|---|---|
| Venus (Shukra) | Primary karaka of marriage, love, romance, wife (for men) |
| Mars (Mangal) | Husband (for women), passion, sexual compatibility, Manglik dosha |
| Jupiter (Guru) | Husband (traditional karaka for women), wisdom in marriage, longevity |
| Moon (Chandra) | Emotions in marriage, motherly blessings, mental compatibility |
| Mercury (Budh) | Communication in marriage, intellectual compatibility |
| Saturn (Shani) | Longevity, delay, karmic testing in marriage |
| Rahu | Unconventional marriage, foreign spouse, obsession |
| Ketu | Spiritual marriage, detachment, past-life karmic patterns |
Venus and Mars are the most directly tied to marriage. The relationship between them (especially in a man's chart) is one of the strongest indicators of marriage timing and nature.
Marriage Yoga 1: Venus and Mars in a Kendra
This is the classic marriage yoga in Vedic astrology. When Venus and Mars are together or in mutual aspect in a Kendra (1st, 4th, 7th, or 10th house), it indicates strong marital energy, passion, and the ability to attract a partner.
Strength Indicators
- Strong: Both in own sign or exalted, in a Kendra, with benefic aspect
- Moderate: In a friendly sign, in a Kendra, unafflicted
- Weak: Combust, debilitated, or with malefic influence
Real-World Pattern
I have seen this yoga in the charts of people who married young (early-to-mid 20s), people with intense romantic lives, and people whose marriages are characterized by passion (both positive and challenging).
Caution: This yoga can also indicate Manglik tendencies if Mars is in a malefic house. For detailed Manglik analysis, see my Manglik Dosha Complete Guide 2026 .
Marriage Yoga 2: 7th Lord Strong in Kendra or Trikona
When the lord of the 7th house is placed in another Kendra (1st, 4th, 10th) or Trikona (5th, 9th), the native has a strong marriage indicator. The spouse is supportive, and the marriage happens with relative ease.
Strength Indicators
- Strong: 7th lord in own sign or exalted, in a Kendra or Trikona, with Jupiter's aspect
- Moderate: In a friendly sign, unafflicted
- Weak: 7th lord debilitated, combust, or in 6th, 8th, 12th
Real-World Pattern
This is the yoga of the stable marriage. I have seen it in the charts of people who married in their late 20s to early 30s with relative ease, found compatible partners, and built long-lasting relationships.
Marriage Yoga 3: 5th and 9th Lords Connected
When the lords of the 5th and 9th houses are in conjunction, mutual aspect, or in a Kendra from each other, the marriage is blessed with fortune and dharmic alignment. The 5th house represents romance and purva punya; the 9th represents luck and blessings. Together, they support a dharmic, blessed marriage.
Strength Indicators
- Strong: Both in own sign or exalted, in a Kendra or Trikona, with benefic aspect
- Moderate: In a friendly sign, unafflicted
- Weak: With malefic influence or in difficult houses
Real-World Pattern
This is the yoga of the family-approved marriage. I have seen it in the charts of people who met their partners through family networks, religious or community events, or who had marriages blessed by elders and supported by fortune.
Marriage Yoga 4: Jupiter's Aspect on 7th House
Jupiter is the great benefic and the natural karaka (significator) of husband for women in traditional Vedic astrology. When Jupiter aspects the 7th house (Jupiter aspects 5th, 7th, and 9th from itself), the marriage is blessed with wisdom, longevity, and dharmic alignment.
Strength Indicators
- Strong: Jupiter in own sign or exalted, aspecting 7th with full strength
- Moderate: Jupiter in a friendly sign, with partial aspect
- Weak: Jupiter combust, debilitated, or with malefic influence
Real-World Pattern
This is the yoga of the wise marriage. The partner is often a mentor or guide figure. The marriage grows in depth over time. I have seen it in the charts of people who married later (30s-40s) to partners who are wiser and more established.
Marriage Yoga 5: Venus in Own Sign or Exalted
Venus in Taurus (own), Libra (own), or Pisces (exalted) brings strong romantic energy, attractiveness, and the ability to form deep partnerships. This placement supports early and harmonious marriage.
Strength Indicators
- Strong: Venus in own sign or exalted, in a Kendra or Trikona, with benefic aspect
- Moderate: Venus in a friendly sign, unafflicted
- Weak: Venus combust, debilitated (Virgo), or with malefic influence
Real-World Pattern
This is the yoga of the naturally magnetic. People with this placement are often attractive, charming, and form partnerships easily. I have seen it in the charts of actors, public figures, and people with multiple long-term relationships.
Marriage Yoga 6: Moon and Venus Together
When the Moon and Venus are conjunct or in mutual aspect, the native has strong emotional and romantic needs that are well-aligned. This combination produces deep emotional connection in marriage.
Strength Indicators
- Strong: Both in own sign or exalted, in a Kendra or Trikona
- Moderate: In a friendly sign, unafflicted
- Weak: Combust, debilitated, or with malefic influence
Real-World Pattern
This is the yoga of the deeply loving partner. The native craves emotional intimacy, is naturally nurturing, and forms bonds easily. I have seen it in the charts of people whose marriages are characterized by affection, warmth, and emotional depth.
Marriage Yoga 7: Benefics in the 7th House
When Jupiter, Venus, Mercury, or Moon occupies the 7th house, the native is blessed with a supportive, intelligent, and emotionally rich partner. The marriage tends to be stable and supportive.
Strength Indicators
- Strong: Multiple benefics in 7th, in own sign or exalted
- Moderate: One benefic, unafflicted
- Weak: Benefic combust, debilitated, or with malefic influence
Real-World Pattern
This is the yoga of the well-supported marriage. I have seen it in the charts of people who married partners who actively helped them grow, both emotionally and materially.
Marriage Yoga 8: Parivartana Yoga between 1st and 7th Lords
A Parivartana Yoga (exchange of signs) between the lord of the 1st house (Lagna) and the lord of the 7th house is one of the strongest marriage yogas. The native and the spouse "exchange" their energies — the partner becomes part of the native's identity.
Strength Indicators
- Strong: Both lords in good dignity, exchange in Kendra or Trikona
- Moderate: Exchange in a good house
- Weak: Exchange with combust or debilitated lords
Real-World Pattern
This is the yoga of the soulmate-level marriage. The partners often feel they were meant for each other. I have seen it in the charts of people whose marriages are characterized by deep mutual transformation.
Marriage Yoga 9: Gajakesari Yoga from 7th Lord
When Jupiter is in a Kendra from the 7th lord (or from the 7th house), the Gajakesari Yoga blesses the marriage with wisdom, longevity, and dharmic alignment.
Strength Indicators
- Strong: Jupiter in own sign or exalted, in a Kendra from 7th
- Moderate: Jupiter in a friendly sign, with partial aspect
- Weak: Jupiter combust, debilitated, or with malefic influence
Real-World Pattern
This is the yoga of the dharmic, long-lasting marriage. I have seen it in the charts of people who married once, stayed married for life, and built strong family legacies.
Marriage Yoga 10: Exalted 7th Lord with Lagna Lord
When the 7th lord is exalted and conjunct or aspected by the Lagna lord, the marriage brings elevation to both partners. The native and the spouse grow together significantly.
Strength Indicators
- Strong: Both in own sign or exalted, with benefic aspect
- Moderate: In a friendly sign, unafflicted
- Weak: With malefic influence
Real-World Pattern
This is the yoga of the mutually elevating marriage. I have seen it in the charts of couples where both partners are high achievers, support each other's growth, and often build empires together.
Marriage Yoga 11: Venus-Mercury Connection
When Venus and Mercury are conjunct or in mutual aspect, the native combines romantic charm with intellectual compatibility. The partner is often witty, communicative, and socially adept.
Strength Indicators
- Strong: Both in own sign or exalted, in a Kendra or Trikona
- Moderate: In a friendly sign, unafflicted
- Weak: Combust, debilitated, or with malefic influence
Real-World Pattern
This is the yoga of the intellectually romantic marriage. I have seen it in the charts of writers, journalists, academics, and people whose marriages are characterized by deep conversation and shared intellectual interests.
Marriage Yoga 12: Strong Navamsa (D-9) Chart
The Navamsa (D-9 chart) is the marriage-specific divisional chart in Vedic astrology. A strong Navamsa — with benefics in the 1st, 7th, and 9th houses, and a strong 7th lord — is one of the most important indicators of a happy marriage.
Strength Indicators
- Strong: Multiple benefics in 1st, 7th, 9th; strong 7th lord; Venus and Jupiter well-placed
- Moderate: Some benefic influence, unafflicted
- Weak: Malefics in 1st, 7th, 9th; weak 7th lord; Rahu/Ketu on critical houses
Real-World Pattern
This is the hidden indicator of marriage quality. A chart with weak Rashi indicators but strong Navamsa often produces a more harmonious marriage than a chart with strong Rashi but weak Navamsa.
💡 My Most Important Marriage Tip: Never, ever, evaluate marriage potential from the Rashi chart alone. Always check the Navamsa (D-9). It is the marriage blueprint. I have seen charts that "should not have worked" in Rashi produce beautiful marriages because of a strong Navamsa.
Top 7 Causes of Delayed Marriage
In my 15 years, I have seen these causes most often:
1. Saturn Affliction to 7th House or 7th Lord
Saturn in the 7th house, aspecting the 7th house, or afflicting the 7th lord is the #1 cause of delayed marriage. Saturn tests patience, and marriage is no exception. The delay is real, but so is the eventual marriage — usually with a mature, stable partner.
2. Manglik Dosha Without Cancellation
Severe Manglik Dosha (Mars in 1st, 4th, 7th, 8th, 12th) without cancellation rules can delay marriage. For full Manglik analysis, see my Manglik Dosha Complete Guide 2026 .
3. Afflicted Venus
Venus is the primary marriage karaka. If Venus is debilitated, combust, retrograde, or with malefics, marriage can be delayed or the partner may be unsuitable. Venus also rules wife for men.
4. 7th Lord in 6th, 8th, or 12th House
The 7th lord in a dusthana (6th, 8th, 12th) creates delays, obstacles, or unconventional paths to marriage.
5. Running Dasha of Saturn, Rahu, or Ketu
These dashas can delay marriage by years. Saturn delays, Rahu causes confusion and unconventional paths, Ketu causes detachment.
6. Afflicted Navamsa (D-9)
Weak Navamsa can delay marriage or indicate challenges in marriage even after it happens.
7. Karmic Patterns
Some delays are karmic. The soul may need to learn certain lessons before marriage. This is the hardest explanation to accept, but I have seen it work out in ways that no remedy could have engineered.
Remedies for Delayed Marriage
If your chart indicates delayed marriage, here are the remedies I prescribe most often:
1. Strengthen Venus
- Wear white or cream on Fridays
- Recite the Shukra mantra on Fridays: "ॐ शुं शुक्राय नमः" (108 times)
- Donate white items (rice, sugar, white clothes) on Fridays
- Wear Diamond or White Sapphire (with proper analysis and trial period)
2. Worship Goddess Parvati
Parvati is the ideal wife and the divine consort of Shiva. Worship her on Mondays or Fridays. Recite the Parvati Ashtakam. Light a ghee diya in front of a Parvati murti.
3. Fast on Fridays (Shukra Vrat)
Fast on Fridays from sunrise to sunset. Take a single meal after sunset, ideally including white foods (rice, milk, curd, white vegetables). Avoid non-vegetarian food and alcohol.
4. Strengthen Jupiter
- Wear yellow on Thursdays
- Recite the Guru mantra on Thursdays
- Donate turmeric, bananas, yellow clothes
- Respect your teacher or mentor
5. Serve Married Women
On Fridays, serve a married woman who is happily married — feed her, gift her, ask for her blessings. This is one of the most effective marriage remedies. The principle: married women carry the energy of marriage, and their blessings are powerful.
6. Wear Yellow Sapphire (Pukhraj) — With Caution
Yellow Sapphire is Jupiter's gemstone and supports marriage. Trial period of 7-14 days is non-negotiable. Get a proper chart analysis first. For gemstone details, see my article on Gemstone Recommendations for Career Success .
7. Recite the Vishnu Sahasranama
Vishnu is the preserver and the lord of dharma. The Vishnu Sahasranama (1000 names of Vishnu) is a powerful marriage remedy when recited with devotion. Recite it on Thursdays or before sleep.
8. Kashi Yatra or Temple Visit
Visit a temple associated with marriage — Kashi, Tirupati, Rameswaram, or your local Kuldevi temple. The pilgrimage itself is a remedy. The prayers offered at these sacred places carry special weight.
9. Forgive and Release Past Relationships
This is the most uncomfortable but most powerful remedy. Unresolved past relationships, grudges, or heartbreak create energetic blocks to new partnerships. Forgiveness is the release. I have seen this single remedy lead to marriage within months for clients who had been stuck for years.
💡 My Marriage Tip: Most delays in marriage are not karmic. They are energetic blocks from past relationships or self-sabotage. Forgiveness clears these blocks faster than any mantra or gemstone. If you are stuck, the answer is often inside you, not in the chart.
Yogas for Second Marriage or Remarriage
In my practice, I have noticed a significant increase in second marriage consultations. Here are the most common yogas:
1. Two Maraka Planets Strong
The 2nd and 7th lords are both Maraka (death-inflicting) houses. If both are strong and activated, the first marriage can end and a second marriage becomes likely.
2. Rahu in the 7th House
Rahu in the 7th house often indicates unconventional marriage patterns, including multiple marriages. Rahu's obsessive energy can break a marriage and pull toward a new one.
3. 7th Lord in a Dual Sign
If the 7th lord is in a dual sign (Gemini, Virgo, Sagittarius, Pisces), the native may have more than one significant marriage or partnership.
4. Venus in a Dual Sign
Venus in Gemini, Virgo, Sagittarius, or Pisces indicates a person who needs variety in relationships. Second marriage is more likely.
5. Afflicted 7th House with Benefic 8th Lord
If the 7th house is heavily afflicted (multiple malefics) but the 8th lord is strong and benefic, the first marriage may end and a second, more transformative marriage may begin.
6. Multiple Benefics in 8th House
The 8th house represents transformation. Multiple benefics here can indicate multiple major life transformations, including remarriage.
7. Jupiter and Rahu Exchange
An exchange between Jupiter and Rahu can create unconventional marriage patterns, including remarriage to a foreign or culturally different partner.
📌 Important: Second marriage is not a curse. It is a karmic pattern. If the chart indicates it, accept it with grace and use the lessons of the first marriage to build a stronger second. For deeper analysis, book a Kundli Vishleshan session with me.
FAQs from My Clinic
1. I have Saturn in my 7th house. Will I never marry?
Absolutely not. Saturn in the 7th house delays marriage, not denies it. Most people with this placement marry in their 30s to a mature, stable, often older partner. The marriage tends to be long-lasting once it happens. Saturn delays to test your readiness. For more on Saturn-related delays, see my Sade Sati article .
2. Can I marry a non-Manglik if I am Manglik?
Yes, with proper remedies. Kumbh Vivah, Mangal Shanti Puja, and other traditional remedies allow Mangliks to marry non-Mangliks. The partner should be aware and supportive. For full details, see my Manglik Dosha Complete Guide 2026 .
3. My marriage is delayed. Is there any hope?
Almost always, yes. Delayed marriage is rarely permanent. Look at your dasha, your 7th house, your Venus, and your Jupiter. There is almost always a window coming. I have seen clients who were 42 and unmarried marry within a year of the right dasha beginning. Patience and remedies are key.
4. Is love marriage possible in my chart?
Love marriage depends on the 5th house, Rahu, and Venus-Mars relationship. If the 5th house is strong, Rahu is well-placed, or Venus-Mars are connected, love marriage is supported. If the 7th house is dominant without 5th house support, arranged marriage is more likely. Both can be happy — the chart only indicates the path, not the quality.
5. Can astrology predict the appearance of my spouse?
Yes, to a limited extent. The 7th house sign, the Venus sign, and the Navamsa 7th house give clues about the physical and personality traits of the spouse. For example, Venus in Taurus often indicates an attractive, stable partner. Mars in Leo can indicate a confident, fiery partner. This is approximate, not absolute.
6. My marriage broke. Is it because of my chart?
Sometimes, but not always. A weak 7th house or afflicted Venus can indicate marital challenges. But many broken marriages happen despite strong charts because of practical issues — communication breakdown, infidelity, financial stress, family interference. The chart shows the karmic pattern, not the practical outcome. A strong chart with weak practical effort can fail. A weak chart with strong effort can survive. Both are needed.
7. Should I wear a Yellow Sapphire (Pukhraj) for marriage?
Only after proper chart analysis. Yellow Sapphire supports marriage but is not for everyone. If Jupiter is not the supporting planet for your chart, Pukhraj can backfire. Trial period of 7-14 days is essential. For gemstone specifics, see Gemstone Recommendations for Career Success .
8. What is the most important chart for marriage?
The Navamsa (D-9). Many astrologers evaluate marriage only from the Rashi chart. This is incomplete. The Navamsa is the marriage blueprint. A strong Navamsa with a weak Rashi often produces a more harmonious marriage than the reverse. Always check the Navamsa for marriage analysis. For full analysis including Navamsa, book a Kundli Milan session with me.
9. Can I do a marriage prediction just from the date of birth?
No. You need the date, time, AND place of birth to cast an accurate chart. The Moon changes signs every 2.5 days, so even a 2-hour difference in birth time can change the Lagna. Always use accurate birth time for marriage analysis.
10. Will my second marriage be happier than my first?
Often, yes — if you have done the inner work. The first marriage teaches lessons. The second marriage, when entered with awareness, often benefits from those lessons. But the second marriage is not automatically happier. It depends on both partners' growth. Get both charts analyzed before considering second marriage. For deeper insight into karmic patterns, see Kaal Sarp Dosha Understanding & Remedies 2026 .
Conclusion — My Final Advice
Marriage in Vedic astrology is not a transaction. It is a samskara — a sacred rite that supports dharma, artha, kama, and moksha. The yogas above are tools to help you navigate this sacred institution with awareness. They indicate the timing, the nature, and the challenges. They do not determine whether you will marry or whether your marriage will be happy.
In my 15 years of marriage consultations, here is what I have learned:
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Patience is a marriage virtue. Most delays have a purpose. The partner you meet at the right time is the right partner.
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Forgiveness clears blocks faster than any mantra. Unresolved past relationships are the most common cause of delayed marriage. Forgive. Release. Open up.
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The Navamsa is more important than the Rashi for marriage quality. Always check the D-9 chart.
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Practical effort is non-negotiable. Get out. Meet people. Be a good partner. The chart opens the door. You have to walk through it.
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Get a proper analysis. Do not rely on WhatsApp forwards or app predictions. Book a Kundli Milan session with me. For a complete life analysis including marriage timing, book a Kundli Vishleshan .
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Remedies work, but consistency matters more than intensity. Pick 3 remedies. Do them for 41 days. Then add more. Building a remedy practice is like building a relationship — slowly, consistently, with faith.
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Marriage is not the goal. Partnership is. The chart indicates the partner. Your effort indicates the marriage. The two together create a sacred bond that supports both partners' growth.
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Trust the timing. Your chart has a season for marriage. The dasha indicates when. The yoga indicates how. Trust both. Force leads to poor matches. Patience leads to good ones.
🙏 My Blessing: May Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati bless your marriage journey. May Venus bless you with love, Mars with passion, Jupiter with wisdom, and the Moon with emotional depth. May your marriage be a sacred partnership — one that supports your dharma, your growth, and your journey toward moksha.
With Best Wishes, Nidhi Shrimali Chief Astrologer, Pandit NM Shrimali 📞 www.panditnmshrimali.com
Disclaimer: This article is for educational purposes only. Marriage analysis is highly individualized. The position of 7th lord, Venus, Mars, Jupiter, the running dasha, and the Navamsa chart must all be considered together. Consult a qualified Vedic astrologer for personalized guidance before making any major life decisions based on horoscope analysis.
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