Rabbit Husband + Rat Wife

The Rat is sociable, active and crafty. The Rabbit has a mild disposition and is not inclined to strenuous activity and involvement like his gregarious and entertaining wife. But both love home life and are realistic about their goals. She can be devoted and outgoing enough to brighten up his moods. A responsible and good match. Read the rest of this entry »

Tiger Husband + Rat Wife

Not much togetherness in this marriage. He is too hotheaded and imperious for the domesticated and sentimental Rat. She can be considerate and thoughtful only when appreciated and he is too impatient and involved with himself. He finds her petty and too possessive and demanding. Both parties will be dissatisfied with the other’s performance. Read the rest of this entry »

Ox Husband + Rat Wife

He is always dependable enough to bring home the bacon and she is loving and doting enough to cook it just the way he likes it. Very satisfying and rewarding union. He is strong and silent and loves being fussed over and admired by his outgoing wife and she is content with the security and stability he provides. Both will have few complaints. Read the rest of this entry »

Rat Husband + Rat Wife

A bit too much togetherness. They may both be too conscientious and domesticated. When they are too alike, they could suffer from overexposure to each other’s personality. Mr. Rat could be more easygoing than Mrs. Rat here, who may have an inclination to be fussy and bossy. Two worldly and calculating signs who may watch each other rather intently and not like the close-up picture they see. Read the rest of this entry »

Feng Shui can bring personal happiness in the form of excellent love and romance luck, thereby assisting people to achieve fulfillment in their marriage and in romantic relationships. It addresses the universal need for love and offers specific recommendations that allow anyone to tap into auspicious energies that bring romance into their life, improve their love relationships, enhance conjugal bliss between spouses, and even save foundering marriages.

The Chinese view conjugal bliss as the ultimate double happiness event. Satisfaction in the spirit and act of love is considered a significant ingredient for a successful life. To the Chinese, a pleasureable love life adds to health and longevity. In the old days, however, the Chinese did notthemselves to monogamous marriages. Men often had several wives, and to the young women of those times enjoying auspicious luck in love was synonymous with being the major wife of a successful husband, and becoming the ruling matriarch of a household which included concubines and secondary wives. Thus, being the first wife spelled good fortune for women, and having many wives living harmoniously together spelled good fortune for the men. In a twentieth-century context, this means that Feng Shui must be fine- tuned to ensure that husbands and lovers stay faithful. Read the rest of this entry »