MATCHING FOR M "BY KOOTAS A BIRTHCHARMATCHING FOR MARRIAGE “BY KOOTAS AND BIRTHCHARTS” By Jothida Vachaspasthy Nanganallur S. Navarajan Janpath Ved Mansion ‘New Delhi - 110001 Tel: 3320658,First Published 1998 Reprinted 2002 Published by SAGAR PUBLICATIONS 72, Janpath Ved Mansion ‘New Delhi - 110001 Tel. : 3320648 ©5. Natarajan vat Gayatri Offert Pres, Noida FOREWORD Marriage isa sacred occassion for Hindus. While the necessity to many a second wie is not desireable for men, ‘Sevond martiage is prohibited for Hindu women, Therefore, freat cae has to be exercised in uniting a gis! and boy in ‘wedlock To ensure a long and happy marie life, our Sages have devised a method of testing matrimonial adaptability ‘which sealed "Marriage Matching”. Mariage matchings part of Muburtha Astrology and almost ll books have dealt ‘only with matching by kootas’. There is no mention what so ever, about comparison of Birth Chats for matching. Forty- ‘ately, an ancient Tamil classic on Astology has dealt with ‘matching by kootas and also by chart. havein this book, explained not only theres for vari= ‘ous koota agreements, but also given various exceptions for rules which ae either aot known to the majority or not ap- plied in praciceby the majority In par, Ihave dealt with “Matching by comparing ‘the Birth chars strictly following the rules lid down in an- cient Tamil classe. have tried to bring out forthe fist time the folowing deuils- 1. Judging longevity and the lifespan ofthe boy and gel (Gpesific formula given) Judging the merits and demerits ofthe horoscope of boy and gil and the suitability ofthe two for matching The various Dhoshas’ or Afitions with reference to the houses and the malefic cancemed by giving spe cific rules and formulae to actslly calculate the amount ‘of dhosha preset in each horoscope andthe rules for comparing Dhosha-saamiyam (balancing of fiction).