Manik Varma is not a person who ought to go through life in single blessedness and, as a matter of fact, the older Manik Varma grow, the more Manik Varma will need a partner to listen to Manik Varma's joys and Manik Varma's sorrows. Manik Varma set much score on a home of Manik Varma's own, and marriage brings this into being in a manner which Manik Varma consider more perfect than any other. Manik Varma's home will be Manik Varma's God. If Manik Varma is a woman, Manik Varma will say, when there will be Manik Varma's children because Manik Varma were never so completely happy until they came. Manik Varma will marry for love, naturally, but as the years roll on, Manik Varma will think more and more of Manik Varma's partner, until a time will come when Manik Varma cannot bear to be separated even for a day or two.

Above all things, Manik Varma must avoid overwork and overstrain. Manik Varma is prone to both and Manik Varma's nature is such that they are particularly harmful to Manik Varma Be careful to get sufficient sleep and do not plan things while lying in bed. Try to make Manik Varma's mind a total blank then. If possible, look upon the week-end as a time for complete rest and not one in which to do all the odd things that have been held up during the week. Too much excitement is decidedly bad and a time of hurry and flurry will take more out of Manik Varma than it will from most people. Therefore, try to live a serene and peaceful life. Do not worry over what cannot be helped. Manik Varma is apt to suffer from such complains as insomnia, neuralgia, headaches and eye-strain after the age of 30.

Vigorous pastimes attract Manik Varma most and they do Manik Varma the most good. A really fast game like football, tennis, etc, is a capital outlet for Manik Varma's energies and Manik Varma will be all the better for it. Manik Varma will like walking when middle-age is reached, but Manik Varma will think more of a fourteen than a four mile walk. On holidays, Manik Varma will not want to sit the beach and wait for the next meal, with only a newspaper to amuse Manik Varma The most distant hills will beckon to Manik Varma and Manik Varma will want to know what they look like close to.