Math Marriage And Relationships
68What Does Math Have to Do With It?
Marriage and Relationships go together that makes two things in common. What about the third, does math really have anything to do with marriage and relationships? Only if you have learned the mathematics of 1 + 1 = 3. No, I am not talking about the children, the babies or the additions that happen on down the line, just the simple mathematics of a couple (2) equals 3.
In a relationship there is You, Me and Us, three separate identities. There are three separate identities in a relationship, but the third happens by default. Keeping your eye on the third default member of the relationship is the best guide for a healthy indicator whether you are just contemplating a relationship, preparing to get married or have been in a relationship or marriage for any length of time.
1+1=3
One Plus One Equals Three
What does the us or the we look like in a relationship or marriage? How can we identify it or assess how it is doing? Music and color vibrations are the best way to exemplify the answers to this. When one note is played, there is one sound. Each of us as one carry our own sound, our note, our vibration. When two people come together each of their notes get played in unison. Two notes played together always produces a third distinct note and sound separate from the original two. Yet without the two original notes or sounds combined the third sound or vibration would not exist.
Each color has a numerical vibrational frequency and each of us represent and vibrate at our particular frequency. Two individuals merging together in a relationship or marriage bring their color vibration into the equation. Two color vibrational frequencies combined always creates a third color separate and different from the original two. For example one is red, and one is blue, rather than getting red plus blue we have purple. A third a distinctly separate entitiy has entered into the room.
Compatability Is The Three, What Does It Look Like?
Take time to look at more than who you are in a relationship, or what traits the other brings out in you. Even vice versa what traits you may bring out in the other. There are no bad vibrations, colors or sounds but there are some truly ugly combinations in both appearance and sound. Two beautiful sounds that are not compatible can create a third sound that hurts the ears. Two beautiful colors that are not compatible can create a less than appealing third color.
As we are dating, associating, and learning about each other, take time to learn, look and listen to what you are creating together. Is it a harmonic and beautiful creation? What does the three look like in your marriage in your relationship. It's never too late to take a look and adjust and work together to create a beautiful three
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Greetings, Sue. Great Hub! You have a unique and, I find, interesting way of looking at things that always adds something to my understanding of the world. Thanks so much.
Elf
Very good advice and the explanation is awesome. The mathematics of relationship is not as simple and well defined as the one we learned in schools. We really have to understand the complexities and that comes from experience. Good one!
I like this hub a lot! Simply and clearly told. I always say that a relationship on the right level makes a bigger better vibration to feed out to the world 1 + 1 can make 10!
Alas its usually the undealt with needs and emotions that bring that figure into minus numbers.
The worst being where one person allows their vibration to be swallowed up completely in the equation.
Namaste
I think the third thing is really a lawyer these days!
Great alternative way of assessing EmoH! The only relationships I have seen and felt creating truly beautiful sound and color have been those with synergy, and thus the one + one = 3 once again applies. The synergistic cohesion seemed to be displayed where the individuals were aware of the 3rd, thus each other, in every moment. There was consideration of the other before any decision was made. That represented a fundamental shift from the norm.
Wonderful job! As usual :)
Thank you for this Hub. You have given such excellent explanations with colours mixing together (!!!) and sounds... As a part of Reiki healing, people learn that they also need to send energy to the third entity - relationship itself. Excellent article (!!!), you said it all... Many thanks again, a lots of love & light.
You put that so well and succinctly
I'm so glad I stumbled upon your hubs for the first time yesterday...you have a unique way of explaining things that suddenly seems to clarify it all! :)
Marriage is often described as a 50-50 relationship. Sometimes it's 98-2.
I am glad to have stumbled here following Feline Prophet's activity. You have explained such simple language and so lucidly what happens when two people come together, and suddenly there are three: you, me and us - the last as much a personality as the first two.
Isn't that a beautiful way of viewing relationships? It sure is! LOL I will see 1+1 so differently now. Have a beautiful day. :)
Good information, I enjoyed this hub, thanks.























Rob Dee 2 years ago
In addition to the 3....you also need 7 -
1. Maturity – a person' s ability to interact with other people and achieve solutions to problems;
2. Relational Positioning – the relative position on the continuum of maturity that each partner in a relationship to the other partner of the relationship;
3. Chemistry – a biological physical attraction and emotional body language that draws you to the other person;
4. Compatibility – similar likes and dislikes, with no major incompatibilities (Deal Breakers), along with the capacity to move over time into common directions;
5. Equity – since there is no such thing as a perfect match, we have the ability to enter into a “balanced” relationship as long as there is equity. In this sense, the balance of What’s In It For Me for each partner, determines the “fairness of the deal”. However, changes in that relative position of one partner to the other can prove disastrous to the relationship.
6. Commitment – valuing the relationship above your own short term preferences, not as a martyr surrendering your needs, but as a mature adult who takes responsibility for their own actions and desires to find solutions that are acceptable for both parties.
7. Adaptability – as one or both of the partners changes, their internal relationship changes, requiring either no relative internal changes or that each party can adapt to relationship changes or the relationship fails as a result of the Bad Changes.