In holy metonymy

 

Marriage and its bonding unity is a difficult choice and often only encouraged by reasons of sensations or infatuations.  

Astrologers throughout antiquity have been addressed with the encountered question, when marriage will take place and of course is one compatible with the chosen partner.

To create an assessment to the nature of energies that will maintain the marriage and caution the party against negative features that become clear and which need to be faced in that union, a wise Astrology consultation has great values.

Negative features are those that indicate tendencies in permanent or temporary phases, which may take the form of domestic bickering, leadership issues or infidelity leading to separation or a not trustworthy relation.

There are many planetary combinations or yogas that indicating the severity of influence on partner that can even lead to death and the loss of the married spouse. The issues of having children are another circumference of importance.

Huge parts of our karmic inheritance are the partner one attracts which is like a shadow that follows wherever one goes.

The first and 7th house and its rulership and associations with planets are the crucial indicator how things will play out with once cosmic energies. The 3^rd house of ones valour and the 8^th house of shared resources must be carefully analyzed and taken under consideration.  

It is a well-known rule in marital astrology that charts with the same kind of energy qualities or doshas match well neutralizing each other's afflictions.

Issues always mingle in the small routine and Saturn and its transits will disturb and test the union-ship and the indication must be understood for the party to bear developments with patience and stoicism.

Partners will always awaken each others deepest issues and intimacy which is a good think, for one becomes the stepping stones for each others alter in name of the holy metonymy before God.

The children of those relationships will be the echoes and ripples based on that metonymy.  

We each create our own God, but only His form we imagine, not his life, therefore we making many Gods out of the One single union.

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