Relationship Compatibility chart

by Ron WZ Sun · Published March 28, 2011 · Updated March 27, 2011

Today’s article is about Elizabeth Taylor and her mother Sara Sothern. I’m using them as a case study to explain briefly the fundamentals of the Relationship Compatibility chart. You can find details on the numbers, traits and characteristics in my book “Elements of Numbers: Fast and Easy Character Profiling.”

I’ve included the Relationship Compatibility feature to the registered version of my EON software recently. This allows me to do a quick plotting within minutes. The time saved allows me to explore and analyse more charts than possible.

Ok… one compelling reason is to provide a quick workaround to resolve my “laziness” in manual plotting by automating the “static” tasks. The registered version is still evolving and not ready yet although the freeware version is ready for release soon.

Take a look at the chart. Elizabeth and her mother have identical sets of numbers in locations M – R. Both of them felt stressful and are stubborn when together. The 4-3-7 implied fast planning to gain more supporters (and fans) or for the sake of their supporters. The result – there’s more material and monetary rewards for them.

Refer to Page 251 of my book for the traits I’ve mentioned, and try to associate them with the numbers in their Relationship Compatibility chart. Alternatively, you can do an Internet search (Wikipedia?) and check Elizabeth’s relationship with her mother Sara.

“If I hadn’t met you, I wouldn’t like you. If I didn’t like you, I wouldn’t love you. If I didn’t love you, I wouldn’t miss you. But I did, I do, and I will.” – Anonymous

You can easily do a relationship profiling of two people by plotting their Relationship Compatibility chart, using the Elements of Numbers (EON) method. You can discover the ‘combined’ traits and characteristics when they are together.

You can analyse the Relationship Compatibility chart to gauge the compatibility with a loved ones, prospective partners, and working relationship with your bosses. In fact, you can also use it to look at relationships with domestic helpers, customers, suppliers, or just about anyone you want (or need) to be associated with.

Use the Relationship Compatibility chart as a guideline. As long as each party is willing to compromise and change their bad habits, people with incompatible personalities can still find a touching chemistry that can bond them together in a happy relationship for a long time.

Regards, Ron WZ Sun