Astrology

Same Nadi Marriage: Understanding Nadi Dosha and Effective Remedies

Have you ever heard of “Nadi Dosha” in astrology, but wondered what it means? Whether you’re considering an arranged marriage or a love marriage, astrologers often analyze compatibility using eight factors called “Ashtas.” Among these, Nadi holds the highest value (8 points), making it crucial for a harmonious match. Incompatibility between the partners’ Nadis creates “Nadi Dosha,” a potential hurdle according to many astrologers.

Feeling uneasy about Nadi Dosha? This post delves deeper, exploring its implications and offering practical solutions, including remedies for Nadi Dosha in your birth chart (Kundli).

What Is Nadi Dosha?

In Vedic Astrology, Nadi Dosha is a critical factor considered during kundali matching for marriage. It revolves around the compatibility of the couple’s Nadi (pulse energy) and its impact on their marital life and progeny. Let’s delve deeper into this astrological concept.

The Three Types of Nadis

Adi Nadi: Associated with Vaata (Kinetic Energy), Adi Nadi indicates potential long separations or even divorce between partners.
Madhya Nadi: Representing Pitta (Thermal Energy), Madhya Nadi may lead to frequent quarrels, infertility issues, or miscarriages.
Antya Nadi: The most concerning, Antya Nadi corresponds to Kapha (Potential Energy). A marriage with Antya Nadi alignment can result in an extremely challenging life, potential widowhood, and even the death of one or both partners.

Impact of Same Nadi Marriage

Long Separation or Divorce: When both partners share Adi Nadi, their marriage may face prolonged separations or ultimately end in divorce.
Frequent Quarrels and Infertility: Madhya Nadi alignment often leads to frequent arguments, lack of offspring, and recurrent miscarriages.
Challenging Married Life: Antya Nadi Dosha can bring immense suffering, affecting the overall well-being of the couple.

Remedies for Nadi Dosha

Marriage to Lord Vishnu: One effective remedy is for the bride to get married to an idol of Lord Vishnu before the actual marriage. This follows complete nuptial ceremonial customs and helps mitigate the effects of Nadi Dosha.
Chant the Mahamrityunjaya Mantra: Regularly reciting the Mahamrityunjaya Mantra can alleviate the negative impact of Nadi Dosha.
Offer Swarna Nadi: Along with grains, cloth, and cow, offer Swarna Nadi (gold) to a Brahmin.
Nadi Dosha Nivaran Pooja: Organize a Nadi Dosha Nivaran Pooja on a significant scale to seek divine blessings and neutralize the dosha

Remember, astrology provides insights, but real-life relationships thrive on mutual respect and emotional connection. 🌟

Look at the 5th House: If the 5th House (House of children) of both the boy & girl is strong & does not reflect any issue, it confirms both of them can have healthy children.
Look at Ascendant: If the ascendant is strong & doesn’t reflect 6,8, 12 house badly, it confirms the person (Boy & Girl) will have a good life)
Look at health in Kundli (Horoscope): If both of the Kundli do not reflect any serious disease.

There are thousands of cases where a married couple with Naadi Dosha lives happily with good children.

You must consult a genuine & knowledgeable astrologer for kundli analysis.

Nadi Dosh Exceptions

There are a few exceptions in Nadi Dosh that can be considered if the rest of the things match. The following are the exceptions:

Same Nakshatra: If the boy and girl share the same Nakshatra, Nadi Dosha may not significantly affect them.
Same Rashi: Similar Rashi (zodiac sign) can slightly nullify Nadi Dosha under specific conditions.
Jupiter’s Aspect: If Jupiter (Guru) aspects the Seventh and Fifth houses, it can mitigate the effects of Nadi Dosha.
Rashi Lord: If the male and female have the same Nadi but if the Rashi lord is Jupiter, Venus, or Mercury then also it is a Nadi dosh exception.