Your Ayurdosha classification is of Kapha-Vata category.
You probably have average-sized skeletal frame, with medium bones, but your weight may tend to fluctuate. Your face is a blend of kapha’s characteristic roundness, and vata’s length and angularity. Your eyes are probably medium in size, and may be uniquely captivating. Your skin probably tends to be neither oily nor dry, and neither dark nor fair in tone, but somewhere in between in both cases, with moderate thickness. Your hair may be course, moderately thick, and most likely has at least a few curls. As both kapha and vata are cool, therefore your skin is most often cool to the touch—especially your hands and feet and you are probably more sensitive to cold temperatures.
As per the Kapha characteristics, you are calm demeanor with steady mind, at the same time Vata makes you creative and intelligent. This awesome blend gentle, loving, tolerant, and sensitive. And when you care about something, you tend to achieve it with determination. The kapha will help you to retain anything weather its wealth or knowledge and vata will pliancy where you sometimes tend to be extravagant and restless. When in balance you are thoughtful, caring, loving, loyal and supportive. But when aggrieved you are aggressive and impatient with fluctuating thoughts in your mind.
Your hunger sensation is somewhat muted as well as you are quite choosy in the kind of food you prefer eating. Your energy levels are fluctuating between standstill to mobile phases and you tend to get tired easily. You may tend to live a sedentary lifestyle and therefore have various digestive aliments. You deep thoughtfulness may sometimes disturb your inner peace and you get frustrated and depressed during adversities.
You can balance by altering environment with sufficient warmth, easiness, and acuity. Regular yoga, warm meals, and discipline are prerequisite. You are advised to exercise regularly and small meals. Deep massages with warm herbal oils will help to pacify the dosha or imbalance. Regular yoga, warm meals, and discipline are prerequisite.
Your Primary Guna is Rajasik 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.
Rajasik (Passionate, Energetic, Ambitious, full of desire, Competitive, Anger, Irritation, Worry, Restlessness, Courage, Determination)
Rajas is for fiery transmutation, passion, and attachment, symbolized by the colour Red. Rajas is full of passion and is born out of 'thrishna' (thirst or intense desire) and 'sanga' (attachment). It binds the soul through attachment with action.
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 Floating 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 floating temperaments in astrology are known for their adaptability, versatility, and restlessness. They are associated with qualities such as:
Your Primary Varna is Vaisyas (Traders) and Secondary Varna is Sudras (Workers).
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 Vaishya Varna can be associated with below fields -
In modern contexts, jobs associated with the Shudra varna's historical attributes involve diverse roles such as skilled trades (carpentry, plumbing), manufacturing and assembly line work, agricultural labor, service industries (hospitality, janitorial services), and construction jobs. These professions often encompass manual labor, technical skills, and service-oriented tasks.
Feminine 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.
Feminine energy is described as flowing and dynamic. Its movements cannot always be predicted or explained with a rational mind. This energy is not bound by social norms as it solely follows the guidance that comes from the heart. It is also associated with creativity, intuition, and empathy. They are great at taking care of themselves and their loved ones. They are creative, can think outside the box, and can make judgments outside the realm of rationality. They have good communication skills and prioritize feelings.
Overall, they are empathetic, intuitive, nurturing, creative, compassionate, adaptable, receptive, i.e. Embracing emotions without judgement, fluid, soft, open, supportive, understanding and devoted.
Your Primary Element is Earthy and Secondary Element is Airy.
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 earthy elements in a Kundali can affect the personality or behaviour of the person in both positive and negative ways.
Individuals attuned to the air element embody intellect, versatility, and a free-spirited nature. They possess keen intellect, curiosity, and a penchant for exploration, thriving on mental stimulation. Air-aligned personalities display adaptability and quick thinking, often seeking new experiences and ideas. They communicate eloquently, using their articulate nature to express complex thoughts effortlessly. Their sociable disposition makes them adept at networking and fostering diverse connections. However, they may struggle with indecisiveness, as their minds constantly whirl with possibilities. Their freedom-loving spirit fuels innovation, and their ability to see multiple perspectives often makes them insightful mediators, promoting harmony amidst diversity.