What Is Adi Nadi In Astrology

Nadi Koota assists in the physiological and hereditary compatibility of the pair. Nadi refers to the pulse or nerve energies that affect physiological and, to some extent, genetic elements within the body.

There are three Nadis in Ashtakoota, according to Vedic Astrology: ‘Adi’ for Wind, ‘Madhya’ for Bile, and ‘Antya’ for Phlegm. The three Nadis have been evenly divided from the 27 Nakshatra.

Arda, Aswini, Hasta, Jyeshta, Moola, Poorvabhadra, Punarvasu, Satabhisha, Uttaraphalguni, Uttaraphalguni, Uttaraphalguni, Uttaraphalguni, Uttaraphalguni, Uttaraphalguni, Uttaraphalguni, Uttaraphalguni, Uttaraphalguni, Uttar

Mrigasira, Poorvaphalguni, Poorvashadha, Pushyami, Uthharabhadra, Anuradha, Bharani, Chitra, Dhanista, Dhanista, Mrigasira, Mrigasira, Mrigasira, Mrigasira, Mrigasira, Mrigasira, Mrigasi

When both parties belong to distinct Nadis, the match is deemed most suited and auspicious in Kundli Matching, and hence the match is scored 8 points. The pair will have a happy and peaceful marriage. When the partners belong to the same Nadi and 0 points are scored, the match is regarded least acceptable and inauspicious in Kundli Matching. Nadi Dosha occurs when a couple receives no points. The outcome in this case could be fatal.

Another important result of Nadi Dosha is weak offspring health; you or your children may experience serious health problems, or you may even be unable to give birth. Nadi Dosha can affect a couple’s attraction or love, as well as produce turbulence or disputes in their marriage.

However, if the Zodiac signs of the partners to be married are the identical, Nadi Dosha is not considered or can be annulled. If the partners share the same Nadi but not the same zodiac moon sign, then the Nadi Dosha will be annulled.

Other methods of Nadi matching are used on occasion. Matching Nadis based on the quarters of the Nakshatra, for example. If Nadi is different in each quarter Nakshatra, such an alliance scores no points, but it will not damage the connection and so can be considered.

A high Nadi Koota score promises a good match and helps the pair avoid separation due to death or other reasons, according to Vedic astrologers. The high score also eliminates the risk of their children’s health problems. Ignoring a poor score and continuing with the alliance may be the source of these issues.

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What if both of you have Aadi Nadi?

In the Kundli matching procedure, Nadi is a key aspect or Koot. Nadi Koota is a key matchmaking factor in the Ashtakoot system of matching. Nadi Koota is given the score obtained from the compatibility analysis with Nadi matching.

The procedure of matching the bride and groom’s Birth Nadis in order to produce a harmonious balance of natural elements in their union is known as nada matching. Each Nadi, as seen in the table above, is made up of two natural components, which could be earth, fire, water, air, or ether. Nadi matching refers to a level of physical and physiological compatibility. As a result, it is referred as as matching the Prakriti of Var and Vadhu, which implies matching the bride and groom’s innate constitutions. We prefer to think of a connection or a match between two people as a living entity. It’s better to think of a partnership as an organism rather than as a collection of two people. Because, like the organs of an organism, we will become interdependent on one another and, from a family life perspective, will interrelate with one another.

Take a look at the table above. Each Nadi is made up of two different natural elements. If a boy and a girl with the same Nadi marry, the relationship is said to be an organism. Any one of the two elements will be in excess. There will be an excess of Earth element and Water element if both the boy and girl have Aadi Nadi as their natal Nadi. If the boy has Aadi Nadi and the lady has Antya Nadi, the relationship is now much more balanced, with the four elements of Earth, Water, Air, and Ether all coming into play. So, based on this understanding, we may estimate how much a Nadi dosha or a lack of appropriate Nadi matching can cost a married pair physiologically.

Of course, good physiology is something else to look for in astrology. However, at its foundation, Nadi matching gives us an idea of the married couple’s combined physiology. This is why Nadi matched results are associated with a guarantee of healthy offspring. It’s a prediction of how a couple’s bodies will tune-up and hence the health of a future child if they decide to have a child.

But keep in mind that nothing is as straightforward as it appears. The Nadi Dosha also has various cancellations and nullifications to its end effects.

Nadi dosha happens when no point is scored in the couple’s Nadi matching, similar to Bhakoot dosha. The bride and groom might either score full points or no points in Nadi matching.

In basic terms, if the bride and groom share the same birth Nadi during the kundli matching procedure, the Nadi dosha arises for that union. In the Nadi matching, a pair with the same Nadi (either Aadi Nadi, Madhya Nadi, or Antya Nadi) receives 0 points. In other words, the Nadi dosha is present whenever there is no point scored in the Nadi matching.

Is it possible for us to marry the same Nadi?

For Nadi matching, the maximum of 8 points out of 36 are awarded, demonstrating the importance of Nadi. In the same manner that the Vaidya obtains information about our health by measuring our pulse for vaat, pitta, and cough, the Aadi Nadi, Madhya Nadi, and Antya Nadi provide information about the future emotional attachment of the boy and girl.

The Nadi mostly depicts the success of marriage life as well as future kids.

Marriage should not be performed under any circumstances if the guy and girl have similar Nadis, according to Vedic Astrology. If the bride and groom have the same Nadi, it is regarded a Nadi Dosha (fault), and marriage is not permitted in the same Nadi. The Nadi contains information on the mind and mental energy of a person.

Is it possible for us to marry if Nadi’s number is zero?

When the partners are from the same Nadi and no point is scored, the match is deemed the least acceptable. “Nadi Dosha” is when a pair receives a score of 0 out of 8. According to common belief, when both lovers are Aadi Nadi, there is a high likelihood of separation and divorce.

What happens when Nadi reaches the age of 0?

In the point chart of traditional Match Making done by the Gun Milan system common in Indian Astrology, Nadi and Bhakut have the highest points of 8 and 7, respectively. A defect is generated if either of these two exhibits 0 points on the match making point chart. A Nadi Dosh is made if Nadi is showing 0 points, and a Bhakut Dosh is formed if Bhakut is showing 0 points. But what are these deficiencies known as Nadi Dosh and Bhakut Dosh, and what is the foundation for allocating 0 points to Nadi or Bhakut in matchmaking to signal the presence of Nadi Dosh or Bhakut Dosh? Let’s try to figure out what the theory is behind these flaws and what may be done to fix them.

Let’s start with Nadi Dosh. First, let’s define what a Nadi Dosh is and how it’s made. Every person’s horoscope reveals his Nadi based on the position of the Moon in various Constellations or Nakshatras at the time of his birth. The three types of Nadis are as follows, depending on these positions.

The native is considered to have Aadi Nadi if the Moon is in any of the nine constellations Ashwini, Ardra, Punarvasu, Uttara Phalguni, Hasta, Jyeshtha, Moola, Shatabhisha, or Poorvabhadrapada in his or her natal horoscope.

The native is considered to have Madhya Nadi if the Moon is in any of the nine constellations designated Bharani, Mrigashira, Pushya, Poorvaphalguni, Chitra, Anuradha, Poorvashada, Dhanishtha, or Uttarabhadrapada in his or her natal horoscope.

The native is considered to have Ant Nadi if the Moon is in any of the following constellations in his or her natal horoscope: Kritika, Rohini, Ashlesha, Magha, Swati, Vishakha, Uttarashada, Shravana, or Revati.

If both Male and Female have separate Nadis, a score of 8 is added to the point chart; if they both have the same Nadis, a score of 0 is added to the point chart, and Nadi Dosh is said to be established. For example, if a guy is born in Hasta Nakshatra and a female is born in Ardra Nakshatra, both of them have the same Aadi Nadi, and so Nadi Dosh is established. If both male and female have Aadi Nadi, Nadi Dosh is supposed to induce a divorce or separation. If both Male and Female have either Madhya or Ant Nadis, Nadi Dosh is supposed to cause death of one or both partners. This is why it is advised that a male and female with the same Nadi do not marry. However, some factors are claimed to counteract the effects of Nadi Dosh. If any of the following conditions are met, Nadi Dosh is said to be nullified: