The HeHeShu is not only about marriage and harmony, but also about career, family, and interpersonal relationships

HeHeShu is a method of changing the fate of men and women’s marriages and relationships in Chinese folk mysterious culture. Through the HeHeShu, one can change their peach blossom luck, enhance their attraction to the opposite sex, strengthen marital relationships, and improve disharmonious family relationships. It is somewhat similar to peach blossom feng shui, but more professional and mysterious in its methods. Usually, it is the first high skilled Taoist who can perform the HeHeShu.

HeHeShu are usually used for situations where one partner no longer loves, their relationship is not good, they often have disagreements, and they often break up and get back together. They often have arguments, verbal disputes, and conflicts, and the effect is relatively good. But if they have been separated for a long time, or if the other party has already started a new relationship, other ways are needed to change it.

The HeHeShu originated in Taoism, and marriage and legality are one example. In fact, the HeHeShu can be applied in many aspects. In all things in the world, there is HeHeShu: relationships between colleagues, couples, spouses, children, brothers, friends, business relationships, etc., all of which are inseparable from the HeHeShu. And the lawful rituals are also classified into various types, including: husband and wife harmony, enchanting soul harmony, gifting fate harmony, stunt double harmony, fox spirit harmony, five ghost urging harmony, etc. In folk culture, the HeHeShu is often used in relationships such as marriage and interpersonal relationships.

Regarding the HeHeShu, because people blindly follow the crowd on the internet, the content on the internet is very diverse and cannot be distinguished. The HeHeShu is a Dharma practice of the righteous way of teaching, and the HeHeShu is also a lawful practice. And the HeHeShu belongs to one of them, which is a blessing ritual that helps to bridge the gap and facilitate marriage for those who seek it. The deity sought is the two immortals of Hehe and Yuelao. These two deities are both folk deities.

Therefore, the HeHeShu is equivalent to seeking the two immortals of Yuelao and Hehe, such as some people seeking a son and asking for the goddess to send him off. It’s all the same principle. The Taoist rituals are not witchcraft, many of them are blessings, allowing two people to have a good marriage. This has no side effects.