TYNE, England, Sept. 13, 2005 (PRIMEZONE) -- When people evaluate potential new lovers, they usually ask questions that pertain to personal interests, values and future goals. In his new book, The Marriage Code Guide: The Perfect Partnership Code Guide (Concise Edition) (now available through AuthorHouse), Hewie Edward Dalrymple argues that all seekers really need are a few important numbers.
Dalrymple weaves many Eastern ideas about numerology and astrology to help people find their perfect match. With his methods, which he has refined for more than 39 years, people can find their "Perfect Partner Match" simply by knowing their "Personal Identity Code." This complex theory is easy to decipher with Dalrymple's color charts and worksheets that pinpoint the dates and times of their true love's birth.
He writes that personality and character are two different entities. Character is determined by the time and date of one's birth. However, personality, which is the factor many people consider most when selecting a lover, is unpredictable because it can change easily. An example, Dalrymple writes, is a woman's personality after she takes her husband's name. It inevitably changes her personality, either for better or worse, but her inherent character remains the same, he writes.
This revolutionary guide is meant to help people save time and energy on relationships, cut the divorce rate and promote happiness. Ancient techniques combine with Dalrymple's modern perspective on love to form a tangible process for finding bliss.
Dalrymple is an avid mariner and has logged two total circumnavigations. He has studied languages in 97 countries and holds three patents for maritime inventions. The father of two sons, Dalrymple hopes to retire to the sea on his motor yacht, for which he designed the hull and propulsion system. The Marriage Code Guide is the first book in a series of three. The upcoming books deal with codes for family and business endeavors.
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