Mi tub yog sib nrauj lawm ces tsis tau ua ke lawm os yog tias ib tug tuag tso ib tug lawm mas thiaj li tau ua ke os ho yog sib nrauj lawm ces tsis sib tshib lawm os
What's my situation considered brother? Til this day, no one can give me an honest answer. My husband was married for 3 months & divorced. Then I married him a year later. He is my first & only husband. We've been married for about 20 years now. Am I not considered his niam nkauj txhav qaib? If not, Why would the 3 month marriage even be considered of more value when they're obviously not compatible? I see his history as their mistake during their young teenage years & I have never held it against him. I think that the niam nkauj txhav qaib title should be for the right one who is compatible or makes the best of the marriage regardless of when you come into each others lives. Just my opinion. I have always seen him as my txiv nraug txhav noog... should I change that to txiv nrauj txhav noog then??? 😆 🤣 😂
nkauj txhav qaib txiv nraug txhav noog is only meant for 1st time wedding only. unfortunate, he is considered yawg nrauj and even if its your 1st wedding you only considered 2nd wife..aka niam yau xwb.
So what will happen to the person that came in second. Like if that was to be their first marriage. Do they walk alone down that path to the afterlife and have no one to wait for. Because if so that’s sad. Asking out of curiosity because I would like to know what that means.
@@nujyajkevcaidabqhuas2521 so what if the second person that don’t have a soulmate goes and remarried, does that mean they are no longer alone when they die. Does this soulmate only apply if a hu plis or a wedding is being done. But what really is it that binds a couple to be considered as soulmates though. Sorry I would like to know that’s why I am asking. Plus it’s interesting hearing it from a shaman who experience it first hand. Not too many OG’s now days would tell you the truth If it was to be ask.
