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కుజ దోషం అంటే ఏమిటీ? అపోహలు?
Public Perceptions about Manglik Dosha
About a decade ago people were not so serious about
matching of horoscopes of the boy and the girl before
marriage. But now the awareness has steeply
increased due to flooding of TV channels whether
national or regional, with programmes on astrology. A
layman or a semi-literate astrologer thinks about the
Manglik Dosha as follows:
-Manglik Dosha is very dangerous and it will cause
immense misery in married life
– If a Manglik person is married to a non-Manglik,
there would be severe health problems.
-Marriage of a Manglik person must take place only
with a Manglik person
-Marriage of a Manglik person is generally delayed
-Ill effects of Manglik Dosha do not apply after 28 years
of age
-Manglik Dosha is never fully cancelled
Since 40 to 50 percent population is Manglik, it would
be in the interest of general public as well as fellow
astrologers to find out whether the general perceptions
about Manglik Dosha are also endorsed by actual
state of affairs, post marriage, of the Manglik persons
or how their married life is, compared to non-Manglik
persons.
Feedback of about 200 married couples was taken to
indicate whether public perception about Manglik
Dosha is vindicated by actual lives.
Couples were divided into 3 categories viz.
(a) Both the partners are Non-Manglik
(b) Both are Manglik
(c) One is Manglik and other Non-Manglik based upon
horoscopes prepared on the basis of data
furnished in the format
It is the (c) category involving marriage of a Manglik
with a Non-Manglik person, which is the focus of study.
(IX) Conclusion
The feed back received from 200 married couples
clearly demonstrates that fears about Manglik Dosha
are highly overstated. Its effect in real life is negligible.
-The cancellation of Manglik Dosha must be given full
importance while matching the charts of husband and
wife as Manglik Dosha was cancelled in majority of
the cases.
-Manglik Dosha should never be considered in
isolation. The other relevant factors of matching must
be given due importance.
-The meaning of old
‘shlokas’ on Astrology
should not be taken
literally , the exception
provided should be taken
seriously and their
applicability in modern
context should be
suitably modified,
wherever necessary.

Public Perceptions about Manglik Dosha
About a decade ago people were not so serious about
matching of horoscopes of the boy and the girl before
marriage. But now the awareness has steeply
increased due to flooding of TV channels whether
national or regional, with programmes on astrology. A
layman or a semi-literate astrologer thinks about the
Manglik Dosha as follows:
-Manglik Dosha is very dangerous and it will cause
immense misery in married life
– If a Manglik person is married to a non-Manglik,
there would be severe health problems including
of the partner
-Marriage of a Manglik person must take place only
with a Manglik person
-Marriage of a Manglik person is generally delayed
-Ill effects of Manglik Dosha do not apply after 28 years
of age
-Manglik Dosha is never fully cancelled
Since 40 to 50 percent population is Manglik, it would
be in the interest of general public as well as fellow
astrologers to find out whether the general perceptions
about Manglik Dosha are also endorsed by actual
state of affairs, post marriage, of the Manglik persons
or how their married life is, compared to non-Manglik
persons.
Feedback of about 200 married couples was taken to
indicate whether public perception about Manglik
Dosha is vindicated by actual lives.
Couples were divided into 3 categories viz.
(a) Both the partners are Non-Manglik
(b) Both are Manglik
(c) One is Manglik and other Non-Manglik based upon
horoscopes prepared on the basis of data
furnished in the format
It is the (c) category involving marriage of a Manglik
with a Non-Manglik person, which is the focus of study.
(IX) Conclusion
The feed back received from 200 married couples
clearly demonstrates that fears about Manglik Dosha
are highly overstated. Its effect in real life is negligible.
-The cancellation of Manglik Dosha must be given full
importance while matching the charts of husband and
wife as Manglik Dosha was cancelled in majority of
the cases.
-Manglik Dosha should never be considered in
isolation. The other relevant factors of matching must
be given due importance.
-The meaning of old
‘shlokas’ on Astrology
should not be taken
literally , the exception
provided should be taken
seriously and their
applicability in modern
context should be
suitably modified,
wherever necessary.
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The use of jathakam or Janam Kundali (astrological chart at the time of birth) of the son/daughter to match with the help of a priest is common, but not universal. Parents also take advice from the brahman called ‘Jothidar’ in Tamil or ‘panthulu or siddanthi ‘ in Telugu and Kundali Milaan in northen India, who has details of many people looking to get married. Some communities, like the Brahmans in Mithila, use genealogical records (“Panjikas”) maintained by the specialists.

Jatakam or Kundali is drawn based on the placement of the stars and planets at the time of birth. The maximum points for any match can be 36 and the minimum points for matching is 18. Any match with points under 18 is not considered as an auspicious match for a harmonious relationship. If the astrological chart of the two individuals (male and female) achieve the required threshold in points then further talks are considered for prospective marriage. Also the man and woman are given a chance to talk and understand each other. Once there is an agreement then an auspicious time is chosen for the wedding to take place.

In recent years, with the onset of dating culture in India, arranged marriages have seen a marginal decrease, with prospective brides and grooms preferring to choose a spouse on their own and not necessarily only the one whom their parents find agreeable; this has been more pronounced in urban and suburban areas than rural regions.

There are times in life when we might feel totally, hopeless, helpless,
overwhelmed with emotional pain.
It can seem like there is no other
way out of our problems, we’ve run out of ideas, possible solutions.
Our problems s
eem unfixable.
The pain feels like it will never end. We
believe we’ve run out of options, and suicide is the only answer left.
Maybe the suicidal thoughts come to mind,
and
you might have mix
ed
feelings about them.
They can be
frightening and confusing.
For some people, suicide may be a way of getting back at others, or showing them how
much pain you’re in.
But after suicide, you won’t be there to see that they feel guilty,
or finally understand your pain.

Traditions which were once widely used but have either partly or fully fallen into disuse:

Agricultural astrology
Arab and Persian astrology and Islamic astrology
Babylonian astrology
Celtic astrology
Egyptian astrology
Hellenistic astrology
Judicial astrology
Katarchic astrology
Mayan astrology
Medical astrology
Meteorological astrology
Mundane astrology
Nadi astrology
Political astrology