What the thirty-six points are actually measuring
Guna milan compares two Moons. Not two people, not two horoscopes in full — two Moons: the sign each one occupies and the nakshatra it sits in. Everything the eight kootas measure comes from that single point in each chart, which is both the strength of the system and the reason it should never be the only thing consulted.
The Moon carries the mind, so what the score really tells you is how two temperaments will sit together day after day — how they argue, what soothes them, whether silence between them is comfortable. That is worth knowing and it is not everything. Thirty points cannot save a marriage where the seventh house is wrecked in both charts, and twenty-two has carried a great many couples through fifty years. Read the points first, then read the marriage.
What you get below the form: the score with every koota read out in words, the doshas that are active and whether the classical rules cancel them, Mangal Dosha in both charts, and the papa balance between them — not a number and a verdict, but the working behind both.
- Maximum
- 36 points · 8 kootas
- Minimum
- 18 to proceed
- Worked from
- Both Moons