One cannot "grow love enough to marry and raise a family."

It's either there or it isn't, in our view, and if the 

comprehensive numerology and astrology charts firmly 

indicate that there isn't enough of a connection between 

two people for a long term relationship, then it's a losing

proposition.

Too often people are too young to begin a long-term 

relationship in which life-long monogamy is expected. 

In our opinion, since people tend to change and grow so 

much in their 20s, marriage contracts should be valid only 

for those over 30, but people will do what they are 

predestined to do, for better or worse.

It's pretty simple. Relationships that work out are destined

to last, and relationships that don't are not. What will be

will be, and to fight fate and resist that is to create more

stress and heartache. And like we always say, yes, you do

have free will (in this case, to make the most of your

relationships and work things out when possible), but only

within the confines of your destined path.

By destined path, we are referring to personal fate and karma,

as outlined by numerological and astrological patterns in

comprehensive charting methods. After witnessing the constant

repetition of natal and cyclical timing patterns directly

relating to personality, events, and circumstances in people's

lives, you too will embrace the notion of fate. Various levels

of compatibility exist, as reflected in the charts.

If you are struggling with a doomed relationship, know that 

there will eventually be other options for you. Hang in there.

Scott Petullo

http://www.mystictwins.com/

http://www.holisticmakeover.com/

Stephen Petullo

http://www.holisticmakeover.com

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