Shyama drift into matrimony almost as a matter of course. Very frequently, there is no courtship, so much as a friendship. Generally, Shyama will not write love letters and the less romance comes into the affair the better. But do not conclude that Shyama view marriage in a detached light. Far from it, once Shyama marry, Shyama do it with the full intention of marking the union as harmonious as is humanly possible and this ideal is not cast aside even after the lapse of a few years.

Shyama's health need not cause Shyama any worry, but it must not be neglected. Shyama's chief danger lies in submitting yourself to excesses of heat and cold, particularly the former. Either are bad for Shyama Beware of sunstroke especially if Shyama have to travel in the Cold regions, and avoid anything that might tend to send up Shyama's temperature. Apoplexy, in later life, must be guarded against. It is highly important that Shyama get plenty of sleep and do not keep late hours. This is imperative because, in Shyama's waking hours, Shyama is excessively energetic and never still - all of which use up Shyama's vitality very rapidly. It is only with the aid of ample sleep that the loss can be repaired.

Reading, painting, the drama, and such pastimes as require artistic and literary feeling will occupy Shyama's mind. It would not be surprising to find that Shyama suddenly developed and interest in Spiritualism or things relating to the supernatural. Anything to do with travel will also attract Shyama whether it is on land, sea or in the air. For such games as cricket and football, Shyama will have very little time. However, Shyama will be interested in indoor games like table-tennis, carom, badminton etc.