Mool Nakshatra Dosha.
Mool (or Mula) Nakshatra dosha is simply being born under one of the six "gandanta" birth stars. We work out your Moon's nakshatra and pada and tell you plainly whether it applies — with calm, tradition-only framing and no medical meaning whatsoever.
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Frequently asked
Six nakshatras sit at the sensitive water-fire "gandanta" junctions: Ashwini, Ashlesha, Magha, Jyeshtha, Mula and Revati. Being born under one is called Mool Nakshatra dosha.
No — and this matters: it has no medical meaning at all. It is a cultural/astrological tradition. A baby born in a mool nakshatra is just as healthy as any other. Never let an astrological note influence any medical or parenting decision; always follow your paediatrician.
A simple traditional observance some families do in the first month after a mool-nakshatra birth. It is a cultural custom offered for reflection, not a requirement and not a fear-based paid ritual.
Computed from your planetary positions using the same as the rest of BornClock. See also: Full Kundali · Manglik · Kaal Sarp · Matching.