Candra-sthiti, Dvādaśa-avasthā, Nakṣatra-śubha-aśubha, Yātrā-dik, and Graha-bhāva-phala
सिंहेन मकरः श्रेष्ठः कन्यया मेष उत्तमः / तुलया सह मीनस्तु कुम्भेन सहकर्कटः
siṃhena makaraḥ śreṣṭhaḥ kanyayā meṣa uttamaḥ / tulayā saha mīnastu kumbhena sahakarkaṭaḥ
مع برج الأسد يُعَدّ الجدي هو الأفضل؛ ومع العذراء يكون الحمل هو الأَفْضَل. ومع الميزان تكون الحوت مُواتية؛ ومع الدلو يكون السرطان مُواتيًا كذلك.
Lord Vishnu (speaking to Garuda)
Concept: Rāśi-sambandha (sign correspondences): certain pairings are ‘श्रेष्ठ/उत्तम’—suggesting resonance, compatibility, or supportive configurations in interpretive astrology.
Vedantic Theme: Cosmic order as a knowable structure (vyavahāra-jñāna) that can support viveka; patterns point beyond themselves to the underlying unity.
Application: Use sign-compatibility rules cautiously for relationship/collaboration assessment and muhurta selection; prioritize character and dharma over mere correspondences.
Primary Rasa: adbhuta
Secondary Rasa: shanta
Related Themes: Garuda Purana 1.61: rāśi and bhāva correspondences in surrounding verses
This verse lists auspicious zodiac sign pairings, used in traditional Jyotiṣa-based decision-making for compatibility and choosing favorable associations.
It does not directly discuss the soul’s journey or the afterlife; it belongs to a Jyotiṣa-style instructional section focusing on auspicious combinations rather than preta- or yama-loka themes.
It can be used as a traditional reference point for rāśi-based compatibility or timing choices, while pairing it with broader ethical and devotional guidance from the Purana.