The twelve palaces
What is the Spouse Palace?
The Spouse Palace covers love and partnership: who you are in a close relationship and what you look for in a partner.
Three palaces to read with the Spouse Palace
The palace opposite is the Career Palace, and the trine palaces are the Travel Palace and the Fortune Palace. Together these four make up the San Fang Si Zheng of the Spouse Palace. The opposite palace has the strongest pull after the palace itself, and the two trines act like the other corners of a triangle, each echoing the others.
The San Fang Si Zheng lesson ›The fourteen main stars in the Spouse Palace
Below is how each star reads at steady brightness. Brightness and the stars sharing the palace change the reading, so open each one for the full picture.
Zi Wei in the Spouse Palace ›
You are drawn to people with presence and strong opinions, and you want a relationship you can be proud of. Who has the final say will take time to work out.
Tian Ji in the Spouse Palace ›
You like quick-minded people you can really talk to. In love you tend to second-guess, so things change more often.
Tai Yang in the Spouse Palace ›
You are drawn to bright, ambitious people. In love you are willing to give, and you also need someone to catch you.
Wu Qu in the Spouse Palace ›
In love you say little and do a lot, and your partner can feel it. Settling down a little later actually makes the relationship steadier.
Tian Tong in the Spouse Palace ›
You want love that's easy and sweet, and a partner who's easy to be with matters most. Just don't only want to be pampered.
Lian Zhen in the Spouse Palace ›
You love intensely and protect deeply, and your charm naturally draws people in. Leave a little space, and the relationship will last.
Tian Fu in the Spouse Palace ›
You want a stable, secure love and tend to meet mature, dependable partners. Once you feel safe enough, you open up.
Tai Yin in the Spouse Palace ›
You long for a gentle partner who understands you, and your love grows slow and steady. Say what's on your mind instead of making them guess.
Tan Lang in the Spouse Palace ›
Romance comes easily, and you like interesting, charismatic people. Love arrives fast, so make sure you can hold on to it.
Ju Men in the Spouse Palace ›
Your love life is held up by communication, and talking things through brings you closer. Arguments are hard to avoid, so worry less about who is right and listen more to how they feel.
Tian Xiang in the Spouse Palace ›
In love you protect your partner's dignity, and you tend to meet people who are reasonable and care about appearances. Beyond looking good together, say what you really feel.
Tian Liang in the Spouse Palace ›
You're drawn to mature, steady people and are used to doing the caring in love. Show your soft side now and then so the relationship flows both ways.
Qi Sha in the Spouse Palace ›
Love comes on fiercely, and your partners tend to have strong personalities. Settling down a bit later makes adjusting to each other much smoother.
Po Jun in the Spouse Palace ›
Your love life doesn't follow the usual path, and it has more ups and downs than most. You need someone who can keep up with your changes.
An empty Spouse Palace
A palace with no main star is called an Empty Palace. You borrow the main stars of the Career Palace opposite, at somewhat reduced strength.
The Empty Palace lesson ›Other palaces
This is the general reading. On your own chart it shifts with the stars' brightness, the San Fang Si Zheng and the year you are in.
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