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  Introduction Hindus have always relied upon Vedic astrology to predict their life’s future events. An experienced and good Vedic astrologer can foresee various events of one’s life such as health, relationship, and career. It is believed that an individual can make an informed and wise decision today, which will help them avoid major problems in the future. For instance, Vedic astrology helps in kundali milan of two people. It can assist in selecting the right future partner. In this article, we will learn how kundali matching works for marriage. Get your kundali matching report Since ancient times, whenever a child is born, their guardian notes down the time, date of birth and place of the birth of that child for creating a Janam Kundali, also known as the birth chart. A janam kundali can predict various events in an individual’s life, starting from day one till the very end. It becomes easier for the guardian to take precautions and prevent any forthcoming mishaps for the child...

Communication plays a critical role in sustaining every relationship. Of all the important relationships we have in life, marriage may be the one relationship where clear communication between two partners or the lack of it can make or break the relationship. In modern life, we are well connected to each other via electronic media like email, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, WhatsApp etc. You can call this an overdose of communication channels. Yet this is not being really connected. To communicate and really connect with another person, in such a way that your message is delivered correctly, courageously yet gently can give the correct outcome you are hoping for. Some people are naturally blessed with this trait. Such people can use their words and body language to immediately make others feel comfortable, confident and make them open up feeling secure. Others who are not blessed with the inborn trait of good speech, end up creating misunderstandings and ego-clashes. Arguments a...