Throughout one’s life, there are numerous choices to make. Some choices, even if wrong, offer chances for correction, while others lead to a lifetime of regret. Marriage stands as a pivotal decision in one’s life, a significant event that many young people dream of. So, when is the best time to get married? Let’s delve into it from the perspective of destiny. When is the most auspicious time to tie the knot?
Firstly, marrying during a period of flourishing romance is ideal.
Having a flourishing romantic life, or what is known as “peach blossom luck” in traditional Chinese astrology, implies a strong attraction to the opposite sex. The term “peach blossom” originates from the traditional Chinese astrology of Zi Wei Dou Shu, which includes stars such as Hong Luan, Tian Xi, Xian Chi, and Tian Yao, representing marriage and love. The method to determine “peach blossom” involves examining the earthly branches of the birth year and day. The rule goes: “If you see Rooster, Rat, or Dragon in your earthly branches, with Monkey, Rat, or Dragon in the year, it’s a year of peach blossom luck.” For instance, those born in the Year of the Pig, Rabbit, or Goat, during the Year of the Rat, are in a year of peach blossom luck. Similarly, for those born in the Year of the Snake, Rooster, or Ox, during the Year of the Horse, it’s also a year of peach blossom luck. Those born in the Year of the Tiger, Horse, or Dog, during the Year of the Rabbit, are in a year of peach blossom luck. And for those born in the Year of the Monkey, Rat, or Dragon, during the Year of the Rooster, it’s likewise a year of peach blossom luck. Marrying during a year of peach blossom luck is considered the most auspicious time.
Secondly, marrying when the Peach Blossom Star is in opposition is considered optimal.
This means that in one’s astrological chart, if the Peach Blossom Star is in the sign of Rooster, encountering the Year of the Rabbit, it’s considered optimal despite the opposition. Under the celestial dance of peach blossom stars, when encountering the year of the Rooster, it collides with the essence of romance. When the peach blossom star meets the year of the Horse, it intertwines with fate. Similarly, under the radiance of the peach blossom star during the hour of the Horse, it resonates with destiny. When the peach blossom star aligns with the year, it heralds the auspicious occasion of matrimony.
Thirdly, the convergence of one’s destiny with the grand trajectory of life and the flux of time forms a harmonious backdrop for the most opportune matrimonial unions. The harmonies within the Earthly Branches signify the union of Rat and Ox, Tiger and Pig, Rabbit and Dog, Dragon and Rooster, Snake and Monkey, Horse and Goat. Additionally, the trines within the Earthly Branches denote the convergence of Water with Monkey, Wood with Tiger, Metal with Snake, and Wood with Pig. Among the ten Celestial Stems—Jia, Yi, Bing, Ding, Wu, Ji, Geng, Xin, Ren, Gui—Jia merges with Ji, Yi pairs with Geng, Bing harmonizes with Xin, Ding aligns with Ren, while Wu complements Gui. The alignment of one’s destiny with the cycles of life, the grand journey, and the passing years creates the most propitious juncture for marriage.
Fourthly, when a man’s fate aligns with the wealth star and a woman’s fate intertwines with the official star, it signifies the zenith of matrimonial auspiciousness. The wealth star for men symbolizes their future wives, while the official star for women represents their future husbands. Should a man’s destiny be blessed by the presence of the wealth star, and a woman’s fate intertwined with the official star, it heralds the most propitious moment for the sacred bond of marriage.
Fifthly, when a man’s fate is influenced by the seal star and a woman’s fate is guided by the harm officer star, it marks the pinnacle of matrimonial serendipity. The seal star for men counters the wife star, while the harm officer star for women counters the husband star. Only when a man’s seal star is influenced, and a woman’s harm officer star is guided, does the wife star for men shine brightly, and the husband star for women flourish, marking the most auspicious moment for marriage. Managing Editor: (On this platform:)
