MithunaA sign, one twelfth of the zodiac. In Indian practice your rashi is the sign the Moon was in, not the Sun.

The next seven days from 25 August 2026: where the Moon stands on each, and which days the classical table backs.

2 of the next seven days count favourable for MithunaThe third rashi, Gemini. Ruled by Budh and an air sign: quick, talkative and curious, happiest with two things going at once.. ChandrashtamaThe days each month when the Moon is in the eighth from your rashi. Tradition reads them as low days: keep to routine work and start nothing new. falls on Tuesday and Wednesday and Thursday: keep it for routine work rather than beginnings. The Moon comes to full on Friday.

Each tile is the two kootasOne of the eight tests a horoscope match is scored on. Each carries its own weight, and the eight add up to thirty six points. two rashisA sign, one twelfth of the zodiac. In Indian practice your rashi is the sign the Moon was in, not the Sun. settle without a birth time: BhakootHousehold life and prosperity together, taken from the distance between the two Moon signs. Seven points of the thirty six, and some pairs score zero. of 7 and Graha MaitriFriendship between the two Moon sign lords, meaning mental and emotional understanding. Five points of the thirty six. of 5, twelve points between them, from the same engine that scores a full match. Brass reads easy, dim means the two lords are neutral at best, and vermilion marks a Bhakoot axis, which the texts treat as a point to examine rather than a bar.

• Mesha7½ / 12Aries · axis 3/11Cooler lords
• Vrishabha5 / 12Taurus · axis 2/12Bhakoot axis
• Karka1 / 12Cancer · axis 2/12Bhakoot axis
• Simha11 / 12Leo · axis 3/11Easy going
• Kanya12 / 12Virgo · axis 4/10Easy going
• Tula5 / 12Libra · axis 5/9Bhakoot axis
• Vrischika0½ / 12Scorpio · axis 6/8Bhakoot axis
• Dhanu7½ / 12Sagittarius · axis 7/7Cooler lords
• Makara4 / 12Capricorn · axis 6/8Bhakoot axis
• Kumbha4 / 12Aquarius · axis 5/9Bhakoot axis
• Meena7½ / 12Pisces · axis 4/10Cooler lords

That is two of the eight kootasOne of the eight tests a horoscope match is scored on. Each carries its own weight, and the eight add up to thirty six points.. The other six need the nakshatraThe star the Moon is passing through. There are twenty-seven, and yours decides your naming letter and much of a matching score. your Moon actually fell in, which needs a birth time — so read this as the shape of a pairing, not as a score. Match two kundlis properly.

The planetary positions above are computed from our own calculation engine, sidereal with LahiriThe ayanamsa value the standard Indian panchangs settled on, and the one every chart here is drawn with. Two sites that disagree about a chart usually disagree here first. ayanamsaThe gap between the fixed stars and the tropical zodiac, now close to 24 degrees. We follow the Lahiri value, and that is why two sites can disagree., at the time the page was last refreshed, rather than written in advance. The favourable and unfavourable positions named are the classical gocharWhere the grahas are in the sky right now, read against your birth chart. Transits are what make one year feel unlike the last. tables, quoted as such. Which rashisA sign, one twelfth of the zodiac. In Indian practice your rashi is the sign the Moon was in, not the Sun. MithunaThe third rashi, Gemini. Ruled by Budh and an air sign: quick, talkative and curious, happiest with two things going at once. meets easily is settled by the same Ashtakoota code our matching tool runs, reading only the two kootasOne of the eight tests a horoscope match is scored on. Each carries its own weight, and the eight add up to thirty six points. that two rashis decide between them. Where this page has nothing computed to say, it says nothing.