On the day of Bing (丙) in the hour of Wu (午), when Bing’s radiant fire meets the intensity of Wu, it yearns for the presence of Ji to transform into fertile soil. The fervent flames, excessive and harsh, seek respite in the nurturing embrace of earth. Born under Bing on a Wu hour, the blaze of Bing atop Wu burns too fervently, craving the harmonizing influence of Ji to temper its ardor, illuminating all directions. Without the grounding presence of earth, fortune becomes elusive. In months like Xu, Chou, and Wei, when the fire energy is subdued, one’s destiny finds balance. If the stems of the year and month reveal the presence of Wu and Ji again, and the movement is toward metal and water, fortune follows. Conversely, the absence of such indications warns of adversity.
For those born on a Bing Zi day during the hour of Wu, spring births are auspicious; lacking such, summer brings challenges, autumn favors wealth, and winter elevates to official positions. Offspring may arrive late, flourishing during periods of fire and earth. On a Bing Yin day during the hour of Wu, prosperity awaits those born in months like Xu, Chou, and Wei, when the fire energy is subdued. However, in a month like Wu, where fire is excessive, misfortune lurks.
For those born on a Bing Chen day during the hour of Wu, the presence of Yin and Mao augurs well, with Shen and You indicating flourishing seals. The strength of Si and Wu signifies personal prosperity, while Hai and Zi suggest governmental success. Yet, the presence of fire and earth is paramount; without them, fortune wanes. If signs of Wei, Xu, Chen, or Chou are present, the outcome is favorable.
For those born on a Bing Wu day during the hour of Wu, under the influence of Yin, Wu, and Xu months, an inversion of positions suggests middling to high rank. In a Zi month, under a southern influence, the rank is elevated to the upper echelons. In a Yin month, with a southern influence, wealth and nobility are attained. In a Wu month, under an eastern influence, proximity to royalty is assured.
For those born on a Bing Shen day during the hour of Wu, the absence of fire and earth energies portends a meager fate. Journeying through periods of metal and water promises elevation.
For those born on a Bing Xu day during the hour of Wu, spring births are favorable, summer challenges, autumn favors, and winter births are few. In months like Yin, Wu, and Xu, prosperity and nobility soar. Such individuals may attain celestial and governmental positions.
Bing days during Wu hours bring minimal water disasters, akin to adding fuel to an already blazing fire. Should the pillars reveal fire conflicts or destruction, success may be fleeting. Bing days meeting Wu hours often bring conflicts and harm to the officer and wealth stars. When wood diminishes and fire dominates, all aspirations turn to ashes. Seasonal delineations provide the blueprint for prosperity. The virtuous thrive in their comings and goings, while ordinary people who adhere strictly to tradition often encounter numerous calamities. In familial relationships, harmony with kin is scarce, and endeavors are marked by both success and failure.
