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This principle was most clearly demonstrated in modern times by the work of Carl
Jung in his book Synchronicity. Jung was exploring the nature of coincidence for a
study. He was offered a collection of over 400 pairs of horoscopes of married
couples for this purpose. Jung randomized half of the pairs of horoscopes and
attempted to find the couples who were actually married. Jung found a correlation
between the married couples that matched astrological prediction. Astonished, he
questioned his influence in the study and repeated the experiment with the same
results. He again changed his methods and again arrived at the results astrologers
predicted. He could not find a causal relationship to explain his correlations, so
he termed Synchronicity an acausal principle.[1]
Based on the birth constellations, the following aspects are examined Varna,
Vashya, Tara, Yoni, Gana, Graha Maitri, Bhakoota, Nadi, Mahendra, Vedha, Rajju,
Stree Deergha, Linga, Gotra, Varga and Yujja for checking compatibility.
In another system, only eight of these factors are given importance and are
assigned numeric values - Varna (1 point), Vashya (2 Points), Tara (3 points), Yoni
(4 points), Graha Maitri (5 points), Gana (6 points), Bhakoota (7 points) and Nadi
(8 points). The total of these factors adds up to 36 points and a horoscope is
considered to be matched only if the compatibility score is more than 18[2]
However it is explicitly mentioned in the ancient books that these matches are to
be looked at only in the case of an arranged marriage. In a love marriage the match
of minds is already existing and love overrides all these matches. If the minds are
matching, horoscope matching has little relevance. Even if all the matches above
are present or absent, the love marriage can proceed auspiciously. The above system
is in practice for the last two millennia.