Nadi Koota is the 8th and final test in the Ashtakoota Milan system of Kundli Matching. It helps assess the health compatibility of the partners in marriage. Nadi Koota is the most important and most powerful test in Kundli Matching as it holds the highest score points, that is 8 points, in the Ashtakoota Milan System which assesses the compatibility of the partners to be married out of a total 36 points.
Nadi Koota helps to physiologically match the couple, as well as match their hereditary factors. Nadi refers to pulse or nerve energies within the body which effect the physiological and to a certain extent, hereditary factors.
According to Vedic Astrology, in Ashtakoota, there are 3 Nadis; ‘Adi’ meaning Wind, ‘Madhya’ meaning Bile, and ‘Antya’ meaning Phlegm. The 27 Nakshatra have been equally divided into the 3 Nadis.
Kundli Matching using Nadi Koota is scored in the following manner-
Nadi of Bride
Nadi of Groom
Adi
Madhya
Antya
Adi
0
8
8
Madhya
8
0
8
Antya
8
8
0
The Maximum Points to Score Nadi Koota is 8 Points.
The match is considered most suitable and auspicious in Kundli Matching when both partners belong to different Nadis, and so the match is scored 8 points. The couple will have a smooth and agreeable married life. The match is considered least suitable and inauspicious in Kundli Matching when the partners belong to the same Nadi and 0 points are scored. When a couple scores 0 points, it is called Nadi Dosha. The result here could be as severe as death.
A other major effects of Nadi Dosha is the weak health of progeny, you or the children could have serious health related issues, or there could even be inability to give birth. Nadi Dosha could even effect the attraction or love between the partners, and cause unrest or conflicts in their married life.
However, Nadi Dosha is not considered or can be cancelled if- the Zodiac signs of the partners to be married are the same. If somehow the partners belong to the same Nadi, but also have the same zodiac moon sign, then Nadi Dosha will be cancelled.
Sometimes other ways of Nadi matching are done. For example; matching Nadi’s on the basis of the quarters of the Nakshatra. If Nadi is different in each quarter Nakshatra, such an alliance albeit earns no points; but will not be disruptive to the relationship and so can be taken into consideration.
Vedic astrologers look for a high Nadi Koota score that ensures a good match and helps the couple avoid separation due to death or other reasons. The high score also avoids the possibility of poor health of their children. Ignoring a bad score and going ahead with the alliance could give root to these problems.
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