"Marriages can be made only in Heaven" is an English proverb that is likely to be derived from a French proverb dating from the 16th century's early years.
The proverb says that 'fewer marriages have a heaven-like effect" marriages are created from heaven'. It simply means that 'good weddings have a divine component in them'.
It implies that between couples it is possible to find spiritual and human love or human doing pooja for marriage problems. The important importance of the marriage institution is acknowledged in this proverb.
Does there exist an invisible force that governs our actions?
Some social scientists of the past do not agree with this famous saying.
Do they say that if marriages are a source of divine significance,
● then why are there so many divorces?
● Women are subjected to atrocities?
Women are burned alive to pay for dowry? The reason is that they think that marriage is about the union between heart and mind.
Some of my clients even joke about this proverb...and go on to add further...If marriages are divinely created The post-marital event is hell on the earth.
If we adhere to the Vedic customs and beliefs, surely marriages are supernatural events. Of course, love for humans is a major factor in the universe as well as a part of destiny in it. Vedic Astrology has ample literature on the various areas of marital.
Vedic wisdom is convinced of its significance both on a worldly and spiritually oriented canvas. It's preordained but is able to be understood to a certain extent by the lens of astrology.
Marriage is an important milestone in the life of a person and Vedic Astrology is a reflection of the entire process of marriage in detail.
The planet that is most significant for marriage in the case of females is Jupiter and for males it's Venus. Saturn is a key factor in the delaying of weddings.
In the same way, it can be extremely difficult to decide when and engagement should take place and what age appears to be late marriage.
The modern age of society has altered the importance and status of the marital institution. We are now giving more importance to other aspects of life than marriage.
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