FOR THE NEWLY WEDS
There's an ancient eastern tradition that maintains that serendipitously or mistakenly spilling sugar signifies an upcoming wedding. Now, just in case at this present moment you're dumping a whole bag on the floor in the hopes of marching down the aisle, then engaging a bit of Wedding Shui beforehand will ensure that your special day is just as perfect as you are. One tip says that you should make sure there are no visible clocks at either the place where you pledge your troth or at your reception, since your love should remain both timeless and everlasting. Plus, clocks symbolize limitations and we can't have any of those surrounding the two of you! Now, if you awaken with cold feet on the day of your nuptials, go ahead and put them in a big bowl of uncooked rice. In most Oriental cultures, rice is said to be a soother of nerves, doubts and anxieties. Specifically, uncooked white rice is believed to harbor the ability to absorb any negative or fear based energies (along with any second thoughts) and is also believed to bring lasting good luck and great fortunes. Lastly, as you drive away from your celebration, the two of you should both spill a glass of water on the road and then take leave without ever looking back. It's said that to do this will forever fortify a marriage while also promising few or no regrets. I happen to know these 'cures' work. Really, I DO, I DO!
Curtosy - Sheron
God Bless
Bobby
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