A Dhana Yoga (combination for wealth) is present. It is formed by the conjunction of 1st lord and 9th lord, involving houses 1 and 9.

A highly powerful Maha Parivartana Yoga is formed by the mutual exchange between the 2nd lord, Mars, and the 4th lord, Saturn. This creates a profound and fortunate link between the two houses, bestowing great status, wealth, and success.

A powerful Moksha Karaka Ketu yoga is present. Ketu is in the 12th house (house of moksha). This is a primary indicator of a strong spiritual inclination, detachment from worldly affairs, and the potential for enlightenment or final liberation (moksha).

A powerful Raja Yoga ('Royal Combination') is present. It is formed by the conjunction of 1st lord (Venus) and 9th lord (Mercury). This combination of a Kendra (action) and Trikona (fortune) lord blesses the native with status, success, and authority.

Ruchaka Yoga, a powerful Pancha Mahapurusha Yoga, is formed by Mars being exalted in the 4th house, a Kendra. This confers great intelligence, skill, and renown associated with the planet.

A powerful Shankha Yoga ('Conch' Yoga) is present. It is formed because the 5th lord (Saturn) and 6th lord (Jupiter) are in mutual Kendras, while the Ascendant lord (Venus) is strong. This blesses the native with a long life, wealth, a virtuous spouse, and a humanitarian nature.

A highly fortunate Srik Yoga is present. It is formed because the three key points of life—the Ascendant lord (Venus), the 9th lord (Mercury), and the Moon—are all powerfully placed in auspicious Kendra or Trikona houses. This blesses the native with a life of continuous luxury, comfort, and enjoyment.

A fortunate Sunapha Yoga is present, formed by planets flanking the Moon. Planet(s) are in the 2nd house from the Moon. This yoga gives intelligence, wealth, fame, and a virtuous character, with the specific results depending on the nature of the planets involved.

A foundational Nabhasa Yoga, 'Paasha Yoga', is present. It is formed by all classical planets being confined to 5 houses. This pattern indicates a person with many skills and a large social circle, but can be tricky.

A fortunate Parijata Yoga is present. It is formed because the dispositor of the Ascendant lord (Venus), which is Mars, is well-placed in the 4th house (a Kendra/Trikona). This indicates a happy, respected, and successful life, particularly in the middle and later years.

Chandra Mangala Yoga, a powerful yoga for wealth and enterprise, is formed by the conjunction of the Moon and Mars in the 4th house.

Amala Yoga (The Spotless Yoga) formed by benefic Venus in the 10th house from the Moon. This brings purity in actions, lasting fame, and wealth.

Amala Yoga (The Spotless Yoga) formed by benefic Mercury in the 10th house from the Moon. This brings purity in actions, lasting fame, and wealth.

A fortunate Simhasana Yoga ('Throne' Yoga) is present. It is formed because the 10th lord, Moon, is well-placed in the 4th house (a Kendra or Trikona). This indicates that the native will achieve a high position of authority and respect, like sitting on a throne.

A Vesi Yoga is present, formed by planets flanking the Sun. Planet(s) are in the 2nd house from the Sun. This yoga influences one's character, speech, status, and ability to influence others, with specific results depending on whether the flanking planets are benefic or malefic.

A fortunate Vasumati Yoga is present. It is formed by benefic planets in the 'houses of growth' (Upachaya houses) from the Moon. This indicates that the native will become very wealthy, with fortune increasing over time through their own efforts.

Daridra Yoga (Yoga for poverty) is present. The 11th lord, Sun, which governs income and gains, is placed in the 12th house, a house of struggle. This can indicate financial challenges, debt, and difficulty in accumulating wealth.

A challenging Grahan Dosha (Eclipse Dosha) is present. The Sun is conjunct with the karmic node Ketu in the 12th house, which can cause inner turmoil, confusion, and obstacles related to the Sun's significations.

A challenging Paap Kartari Yoga afflicts the 1st house. It is hemmed between malefics, which can cause stress, obstacles, and weakness to the matters signified by this house.

A challenging Paap Kartari Yoga afflicts the 3rd house. It is hemmed between malefics, which can cause stress, obstacles, and weakness to the matters signified by this house.

A challenging Paap Kartari Yoga afflicts the 5th house. It is hemmed between malefics, which can cause stress, obstacles, and weakness to the matters signified by this house.

Kuja Dosha (or Mangal Dosha), an affliction affecting marital harmony, is present. It is formed because Mars is in the 4th house from the Ascendant. This can bring excess passion, conflict, or challenges to relationships.

Kuja Dosha (or Mangal Dosha), an affliction affecting marital harmony, is present. It is formed because Mars is in the 1st house from the Moon. This can bring excess passion, conflict, or challenges to relationships.

Kuja Dosha (or Mangal Dosha), an affliction affecting marital harmony, is present. It is formed because Mars is in the 4th house from the Venus. This can bring excess passion, conflict, or challenges to relationships.

A challenging Pitra Dosha (ancestral affliction) is present. The Sun is aspected by Rahu. This can indicate karmic debts from the paternal lineage, leading to obstacles in career, health issues, and a strained relationship with one's father or authority figures.