Compatibility, or the ability to co-exist, permeates every aspect of our daily lives. Relationships, work, sport, friends, strangers; all are dictated by our interaction with others. Whilst we may all strive to co-exist amiably in our interpersonal relationships, it can quite often be an extremely daunting task and although we may be able to form some kind of bond with most of our acquaintances, there is always that lone individual with whom we are somehow unable to interact with comfortably; that one person who can create instant tension and annoyance amongst the rest of their colleagues, or that football player who just doesn't seem to fit-in with the rest of the team.

In the vast majority of all the personal relationship studies we have conducted over the last 30 years, be they friendly, intimate or destructive, the biorhythm compatibility factor has proven to be most influential.

The recognised methods of assessing compatibility, as used in job selection and by dating agencies, tend to concentrate on certain physical and intellectual attributes such as age, leisure pursuits, interests and hobbies, height, weight etc and whilst accepting that these are without doubt valueable attributes to consider when forming a relationship of any kind, the fact still remains that they are merely functional.

Two people may enjoy long, leisurely walks in the country or have similar interests in music or sport. They may bothe be fat, or thin, but this does not infer they will get along together as they might have anticipated. Such is the vasy difference between being compatible and being mentally atuned to one another. You might know someone who enjoys the same sporting pursuits as yourself but this does not infer that you are able or likely to interact with them on a regular basis. Indeed many friends, colleagues or acquaintances of ourselves are only close to us in one area of life. You may have a friend with whom you enjoy talking about sport but would never dream of discussing your relationship with them, or a friend with whom you go out each Friday night and have a laugh and a drink but with whom the prospect of a weekend camping would be unthinkable.

Biorhythm Compatibility's basic idea is that if two people's cycles are in sync, there is a better chance of that relationship working, as over time they will gain a subconscious understanding as they both experience similar rhythms to their cycles simultaneously.

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