Your Ayurdosha classification is of Pitta-Kapha-Vata category.
It is quite rare that Vata, Pitta, and Kapha are equally pronounced in a human being, a state that is also called the TriDosha. When this is the case, a natural balance is present that is the foundation of health, fitness, and wellbeing par excellence. They have an average and athlete stature with balanced look and health.
The poise of tridosha stands out above all, nothing flusters them. They are neither lethargic nor wound up, their mind is alert and relaxed. In short, they are the happy types, at peace with themselves You are inherently at ease and in harmony, eat the wrong foods, travel too much, and do not stay true to themselves over a longer period of time. By nature, your constitutional forces will tend to balance each other and maintain a healthy equilibrium. Whether your doshas are quantitatively equal or one or two are a bit more dominant, the strategy for managing them is the same.
They have excellent health and rarely get sick; however, when they do they are extremely hard to treat because all therapies will be contradictory to at least one of their dosha. Although all the doshas are in balance but still they tend to rarely have Vata issues (sleep disorders, digestive disorders, anxiety); Pitta disorders (gastritis, heat flashes, difficulty falling asleep); Kapha disorders (obesity, lethargy, and depressions).
You are advised to follow a vata-pacifying regimen during the fall and early winter, during the change of seasons and especially when the weather is cool, dry and windy. Follow a pitta-pacifying regimen during the late spring and summer seasons and especially when the weather is hot. Follow a kapha-pacifying regimen during the late winter and spring and especially when the weather is cool and damp.
Your Primary Guna is Sattwik and Secondary Guna is Tamasik.
Guna refers to qualities, virtues, properties, and merits. It provides a deeper understanding of the characteristics, tendencies, thoughts, emotions, and behaviours of all beings and things. These gunas influence our actions, dominant traits, and ways of behaving. Lord Krishna in the Bhagavadgita enlightens us on the qualities of Sattva, rajas, and tamas and how they impact human behaviour. The three attributes are Tamas (tendency toward lethargy and rigidity), Rajas (tendency toward ambition and activity) and Sattva (tendency toward selfless service), respectively.
Sattwik (Pure, Serene, Compassionate, Selfless, Truthful, Harmonious, Love, Compassion, Empathy, Focus, Satisfaction, Calmness, Cheerfulness, Gratitude)
Sattva is pure intelligence with no polarity, symbolized by the colour white. Sattva is pure, without impurities, illuminating and free from sickness. It binds the soul through attachment to happiness and knowledge.
Tamasik (Laziness, Ignorance, Anger, Greed, Chaotic, Addictive, Helplessness, Doubtful, Sadness, Apathy, Confusion, Grief, Dependency)
Tamas for darkness, rest, sleep, inertia, and ignorance (literally being in the dark, not knowing) are symbolized by the colour Black. Tamas is the darkness and the crudeness in man. It is 'ajnanajam' (born of ignorance) and 'mohanam' (the cause of delusion). It binds the soul through recklessness, laziness and sleep.
Your Temperament is primarily Conflicting nature.
This report analyzes your mental temperament, taking into account planetary positions to identify your dominant temperament as Fixed, Floating, or Conflicting. Understanding your mental temperament can help you interact more effectively with others and make more informed decisions.
Individuals with high conflicting temperaments in astrology are known for their decision-making skills, analytics and in-depth knowledge. They are associated with qualities such as:
Your Primary Varna is Kshatriyas (Warrior) and Secondary Varna is Brahmins (Scholars).
This report is derived from Kundali's planetary positions, conjunction and their aspect's strength. The meaning of this report should be considered symbolically, and it represents one's likelihood of choosing a profession based on dominant Varna. Every individual has a unique mix of Brahmin, Kshatriya, Vaishay, and Shudra Varna; the dominance of one Varna over another influences the career profession of the individual. This report must not be confused with the discriminatory varna system based on one's caste.
Individuals dominant with Kshatriya Varna can be associated with below fields -
In contemporary society, professions aligned with the Brahmin varna's historical attributes encompass roles in academia (professors, researchers), religious leadership, spiritual counseling, philosophy, arts, and intellectual fields. Careers in education, teaching, research, spiritual guidance, philosophy, and creative arts resonate with Brahmin traits. Individuals in these roles contribute to knowledge dissemination, spiritual guidance, intellectual pursuits, and creative expression.
Masculine energy is dominant in your mind and body.
Shiva-Shakti (Ardhanarishvara) is a representation of the balance and harmony of masculine (Shiva) and feminine (Shakti) energies in the universe. It signifies the fact that both of these energies exist within each one of us. This form of deity symbolizes the inseparable and complementary nature of these energies. In Hindu philosophical traditions, masculine and feminine energies represent qualities that are associated with masculinity and femininity in human beings. Astrology describes these energies in terms of polarities or qualities that are associated with different signs, elements, and planets. It's important to note that associations of masculine and feminine energies are symbolic and do not define specific traits based on gender. Everyone has a unique combination of these energies in their astrological chart. To be a complete human being, it is crucial to have a balance of masculine and feminine traits.
Masculine energy is characterized by action-oriented behaviour, stability, and predictability. It is driven by willpower, clarity, and focus. This energy likes to create structures and rules to apply logic properly. It is governed by rationality and analytical thinking. Masculine energy is known for its good logical and reasoning skills. They can think clearly while solving problems and making efforts. They have tremendous external strength in their persona and are fond of challenges. They usually love getting admiration and appreciation for their efforts.
Overall, they are independent leaders, logical and analytical thinkers, efficient, and powerful. Much more action-oriented, confident, focused, adventurous, strong, loyal, firm, caretaker, and full of pride & honour.
Your Primary Element is Watery and Secondary Element is Fiery.
The human body is believed to be made up of four fundamental elements according to ancient philosophies like Ayurveda. These elements are Earth, Water, Fire, and Air. They combine and interact within the body, influencing various physiological functions, health, and well-being.
The dominance of the watery elements in a Kundali can affect the personality or behaviour of the person in both positive and negative ways.
Individuals influenced by the fire element often exhibit passionate, dynamic personas. They radiate enthusiasm, displaying intense drive, and determination in pursuing goals. This elemental connection fosters leadership qualities, emboldening them to take initiative and inspire others. Their assertiveness can verge on impulsiveness, reflecting their quick, decisive nature. At times, they may struggle with impatience or a short temper, but their vibrant energy fuels their charisma and optimism. Fire-aligned personalities thrive on challenge, embracing change with adaptability. They possess a contagious zeal, igniting motivation in themselves and those around them, often leaving a lasting, fiery impact in their endeavors.