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Mon, 03/14/2011 - 11:27
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THE MOON HAS GOOD NEWS FOR TROUBLED COUPLES - SOOTHSAYER
By Sajad Hussein
KUALA LUMPUR, March 14 (Bernama) -- "Woman wants monogamy, man delights in novelty, love is woman's moon and sun, man has others forms of fun", so wrote American poet and short-story writer Dorothy Parker.
Closer to home, well-known soothsayer G. Suresh has good news for couples with marital problems.
In an interview with Bernama, he claimed the moon was set to heal rocky relationships, come March 18 or 19.
He said that on those dates, the moon would be full and send out “very powerful positive energy which could heal broken relationships.
“It is the best time to take your spouse out for dinner and iron out whatever misunderstanding," he advised.
Nevertheless, Suresh cautioned that it was also a time to refrain from travelling to areas which were prone to volcanic eruptions.
He expects earth movement during this period of full moon which in turn, could cause volcanic eruptions and other natural disasters.
"It is, therefore, strongly advisable to postpone trips to countries prone to earthquakes because there is a possibility of disaster," he added.
Suresh said Malaysia was very fortunate as it was outside the volcanic basin and would be spared natural disasters.
KUALA LUMPUR, March 14 (Bernama) -- "Woman wants monogamy, man delights in novelty, love is woman's moon and sun, man has others forms of fun", so wrote American poet and short-story writer Dorothy Parker.
Closer to home, well-known soothsayer G. Suresh has good news for couples with marital problems.
In an interview with Bernama, he claimed the moon was set to heal rocky relationships, come March 18 or 19.
He said that on those dates, the moon would be full and send out “very powerful positive energy which could heal broken relationships.
“It is the best time to take your spouse out for dinner and iron out whatever misunderstanding," he advised.
Nevertheless, Suresh cautioned that it was also a time to refrain from travelling to areas which were prone to volcanic eruptions.
He expects earth movement during this period of full moon which in turn, could cause volcanic eruptions and other natural disasters.
"It is, therefore, strongly advisable to postpone trips to countries prone to earthquakes because there is a possibility of disaster," he added.
Suresh said Malaysia was very fortunate as it was outside the volcanic basin and would be spared natural disasters.
