Harmony in the Spouse palace – meaning in a Purple Star chart

· Harmony + Moon in the Spouse palace — your partner is gentle and refined, and your feelings are sweet.

· Harmony in the Spouse palace — your partner is gentle and approachable, and your feelings are harmonious.

· Harmony most fears going long without any malefic star — days that are too smooth easily go cold.

· Complete Book, Volume 2, section on Wives and Concubines: “Harmony marrying late is in harmony until old age; the husband should be older and the wife younger.”

· Traditional reading by palace [school tradition, awaiting verification]: “Harmony in the Spouse palace is the steadiest, but you must take the initiative to nurture it.”

· Traditional judgment [school tradition, awaiting verification]: “Harmony guarding the Spouse palace should be paired with a driven person, so that you complement each other.”

With Harmony in the Spouse palace, your love life is generally smooth, your partner is gentle and attentive, and the two of you live together in harmony. This is one of the fairly good configurations for the Spouse palace. The most important line in the book is “Harmony: marry late and grow old together”, meaning that marrying a little later actually leads to a marriage that lasts until white hair, and in terms of age it is good for the man to be older and the woman younger. Sharing the palace with Moon means a beautiful partner, sharing it with Heavenly Beam makes a very well-matched pair, and sharing it with Great Gate means more quarrels. If the four malefic stars Ram Blade, Hindrance, Fire Star and Bell Star are added, husband and wife easily fall out of harmony and may even live apart for a long time, which you must not fail to guard against.

The hidden danger of Harmony in the Spouse palace is being too smooth: over the long term, plainness easily lets affection gradually cool, and someone needs to take the initiative to nurture it.