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Can reading the Phu Thê palace in Tử Vi tell you who your future partner is?
No. The Phu Thê palace in Tử Vi describes relationship characteristics according to the conventions of the discipline; it does not identify a specific individual. Interpretations of the Phu Thê palace also differ between books and schools, so there is no single correct result for everyone.
From the article “Is Finding a Partner Through Kinh Dịch, Tarot, or Tử Vi Reliable? A View from Origins and Evidence”
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