Kāla-Sarpa Yoga forms when all seven classical planets are hemmed on one side of the Rāhu–Ketu axis. Enter your birth details to check for full or partial Kāla-Sarpa (Manglik status is checked too).
What it is
With every planet caught between the lunar nodes, the chart is said to concentrate its karmic pressure — often felt as delays, intensity and effort before results. There are twelve named types by the house of Rāhu (Ananta, Kulika, Vāsuki, …), each with its own emphasis.
Full vs partial
If even one planet falls outside the Rāhu–Ketu arc, the yoga is partial (or absent) and much milder. Many charts flagged “Kāla-Sarpa” online are only partial — the distinction matters, and a planet exactly on the axis needs careful judgement.
Perspective
Kāla-Sarpa is not a curse and many accomplished people have it; strong benefics and a well-placed Rāhu/Ketu change the reading entirely. Traditional remedies centre on Rāhu/Ketu and Śiva worship — but read the whole chart, not the label.
Offered for study and self-reflection, not as a verdict on marriage or fate. For a decision, consult a qualified astrologer with the full chart.