Gana: What is Gana and why is it considered in horoscope matching?:

News Topical, Digital Desk : In Sanatan Dharma, marriage is considered a sacred ritual. Before marriage, the boy and girl's horoscopes are matched. Kundli matching provides insight into how the bride and groom's married life will unfold after marriage.

Kundli matching reveals various types of defects. Among these, Nadi and Bhakut defects are prominent. Furthermore, Gana is also considered in horoscope matching.

Astrologers believe that sometimes, due to a mismatch between the bride and groom, they face difficulties in their married life (Vedic marriage compatibility). Let's learn all about the Ganas.

Types of Gana

According to experts in astrology, there are three types of Ganas (Gana in horoscope) - Deva, Manav and Rakshasa. If the groom and the bride belong to Rakshasa and Deva or Deva and Rakshasa Gana, then differences in the thoughts of the natives can be seen. Similarly, if the groom and the bride belong to Rakshasa and Manav or Human and Rakshasa Gana, then their thoughts, lifestyle etc. can be different. Whereas, if the groom and the bride belong to the same Gana - Rakshasa-Rakshasa, Deva-Dev and Human-Human, then similarity in thoughts can be seen.

Why is it considered?

Astrologers believe that if the Gana (Gana) doesn't match in horoscope matching, the bride and groom may face many problems. Therefore, it is advisable to carefully consider whether the Gana (Gana) doesn't match or if the Gana (Rakshasa) is found. Therefore, it is best to have the horoscope matching done by a qualified or renowned Pandit.

How to know your Gana?

Those born in the constellations of Purnavasu, Pushya, Hasta, Swati, Anuradha, Shravan, Revati, Ashwini and Mrigashira belong to the Deva clan.
The people born in the constellations like Poorva Phalguni, Uttara Phalguni, Purva Shadha, Uttara Shadha, Purva Bhadrapada, Uttara Bhadrapada, Bharani, Rohini and Arda are considered to be of the human clan.
Those born in the constellations Ashlesha, Vishakha, Krittika, Chitra, Magha, Jyeshtha, Moola, Dhanishtha, Shatabhisha etc. belong to the demon clan.