In the Kun structure: Yi Chou, Ji Chou, Jia Zi, Wu Chen.
In the Major Luck cycle: Geng Yin, Xin Mao, Ren Chen, Gui Si, Jia Wu, Yi Wei, Bing Shen.
Day Void: Xu Hai.
Natal Palace: Geng Chen. Life Palace: Wu Zi.
The destiny owner, in the year of 1991 at the age of 6, shifted to the Geng Yin Major Luck cycle.
This destiny was born in the year 1985, under the sign of Yi Chou, and belongs to the female gender.
This fate is rooted in the month of Chou, a time characterized by intense cold and dampness. The presence of Earth in the Chou year exacerbates this cold and damp atmosphere. The individual’s destiny is marked by the influence of Water, which acts as the dominant seal in the Zi hour, merging with the Earth of Chou and creating a chaotic, muddy terrain. The absence of Fire in this constellation intensifies the cold and dampness, posing a significant health concern.
Where does the ailment lie?
The Wood elements in the destiny, represented by Jia and Yi, emanate from the Chou hour, associated with a reservoir of water. The intertwining of Earth and Water in this constellation leads to a deficiency of Fire, resulting in a depletion of vital energy. The merging of Zi and Chou forms a chaotic mud, a blend of Water and Earth, enveloping the individual in cold and dampness. Without the presence of Fire, there is a deficiency in vital essence; lacking Fire in the uterus leads to excessive cold, hindering fertility. The absence of Fire in the spleen and stomach disturbs their function.
Examining the Major Luck cycles, it is evident that there is a lack of Fire influence before the age of 40, subjecting the individual to the continuous invasion of cold and dampness. With the absence of Fire, the uterus experiences excessive cold, hindering the nurturing of life, leading to difficulties in conception.
Looking at the Natal Palace, there is a dearth of Fire, exacerbating the cold and dampness prevalent in the destiny. The Water of Zi, as the dominant seal, emerges from the Chou reservoir. The merging of Zi and Chou forms a chaotic mud, indicating potential blockages in the fallopian tubes. The presence of Ji Earth and Wu Earth in the midst of Zi Water signifies compromised kidney function. The blend of Earth and Water disrupts the harmony of the spleen and stomach.
The presence of Wood elements is crucial to balance the Water and Earth energies. Wood absorbs Water and guides Earth, and specifically, the Wood energy of Yin is needed. The addition of Fire energy would further enhance the balance. Attempting to rectify this imbalance solely with Fire energy proves futile; one must grasp this esoteric wisdom.
Due to the blend of Water and Earth, this destiny lacks auspiciousness and is unlikely to lead to roles in government or public sectors. The wealth element, represented by Ji Earth, resides in the month pillar, indicating financial prosperity. The Wood of Jia, the day master, harmonizes with the wealth element Ji Earth, enhancing efficiency through the influence of the Five Harmonies. Although the Wood elements of Jia and Yi are present, Jia absorbs only a small portion due to the dominance of the Earth element. This configuration is conducive to employment in large organizations, ensuring financial success. In the Zi hour, Wu Earth, representing wealth, resides in the individual’s home, signifying substantial financial gains.
What profession does this person engage in?
The emergence of Zi from Chou and the merging of Zi and Chou suggest an inclination toward accounting, dealing with finances. The amalgamation of Zi and Chou forms a murky combination, indicating confusion and often muddled financial records.
Between the ages of 26 and 36, during the Ren Chen Major Luck cycle, the Ren Water emerges, countered by the Metal elements Wu and Ji, signifying a period of imbalanced Water and Earth energies. During this time, the individual desires to conceive but faces challenges due to the prevailing cold and dampness. In the year 2018, the Wu Xu year, the influence of Wu Earth intensifies, exacerbating the imbalance between Water and Earth, likely leading to urinary and reproductive health issues.
In the subsequent Major Luck cycle of Gui Si, occurring between the ages of 36 and 46, the Gui Water emerges in the heavenly stems, forming a combination with the Wu Earth, representing wealth. This harmonious union between the seal and wealth elements signifies relatively easy financial gains. As the Si Fire arrives after the age of 41, the destiny experiences a warming effect due to the presence of Fire. However, given the advanced age of 40, conceiving becomes increasingly challenging.
The union of Jia and Ji, with the wealth element represented by Wu Earth in the individual’s primary position, suggests stability in marriage; divorce is unlikely.
In the realm of Dao and nature, all phenomena unfold within the course of the celestial order.
