Varna · 1 point
Compares value orientation, the relationship to responsibility and the way each person takes a place in the shared life path.
Vedic compatibility · Ashta Kuta
Match the nakshatras and Moon signs of two people, explore all eight compatibility factors, receive a score out of 36 gunas and see how the relationship feels, loves, argues and builds a future.
Kundali Milan looks at relationship compatibility through the Moon in each birth chart. The Moon describes emotional nature, the instinctive way a person seeks safety, responds to closeness and restores balance after tension. This is why the reading is not reduced to a single score: the pattern across all eight factors matters.
A high total suggests that many rhythms support each other naturally. A middle range often describes a relationship that becomes strong through conscious dialogue and clear agreements. Lower individual factors are most useful when read as specific relationship themes: where the couple needs to listen more carefully, coordinate pace or handle differences with greater care.
Reflecta also translates the traditional factors into practical relationship dimensions: emotional closeness, communication, attraction, everyday rhythm, values and long-term potential.
Compares value orientation, the relationship to responsibility and the way each person takes a place in the shared life path.
Shows mutual influence, the balance of initiative and autonomy, and the ability to negotiate without a power struggle.
Compares the nakshatra rhythms in both directions and describes support for movement, restoration and constructive development.
Describes the couple’s physical language, sensuality, attraction, tenderness and the natural expression of intimacy.
Evaluates the friendship between the Moon-sign rulers and the capacity to understand one another’s thinking and stay psychologically connected.
Compares temperaments, emotional intensity, reactions under pressure and the way strong feelings are processed.
Explores emotional stability, shared direction, family plans, everyday life and the ability to build a lasting story together.
Shows the deep life rhythm, patterns of recovery and whether the partners’ energies complement one another.
The total is a map of balance, not a verdict. Two couples with the same score can have very different relationships: one may be strongest in friendship and shared purpose, another in attraction and emotional rhythm. Read the total first, then look at the distribution across the eight factors.
Graha Maitri, Gana, Bhakoot and Nadi are especially useful together: they show how the couple understands differences, builds a shared life and recovers after conflict. Yoni adds the language of physical closeness, while Tara describes the flow of mutual support.
When birth time is approximate or unknown, the Moon may sit close to a nakshatra or sign boundary. Reflecta then shows a possible score range and lists the alternative lunar positions that could change the result.
It is a way to compare the lunar qualities of two people and see where the relationship flows naturally and where it asks for awareness. The eight factors add up to a maximum of 36 gunas.
The date and time zone are required. Exact time makes the Moon position more reliable. Birthplace keeps the data clear, and coordinates can be added in the advanced fields.
Choose “Time unknown”. The calculator uses a daytime reference and checks whether the Moon sign, nakshatra or pada could change across the day.
Traditional mode preserves directional bride-and-groom rules. Symmetric mode balances directional scores and fits relationships without assigned roles.
The total shows overall resource, while the pattern explains its nature. Friendship between rulers, compatible temperament and matching life rhythms affect the relationship in different ways.
It is the traditional name for matching Nadi, which lowers that factor’s score. Reflecta also checks mitigating combinations and explains the outcome in practical language.