In the realm of celestial pillars, the absence of wealth, officials, and imperial insignias is apparent. However, within this celestial configuration, there exists moments of disintegration for official positions. For instance, on a Gui Mao day, rupturing the presence of Ji Earth within the noon hour designates an official role. Similarly, on a Gui You day, disrupting the manifestation of Wu Earth within the Chen period designates an official role. Furthermore, on a Jia Wu day, breaking through the presence of Xin Metal within the You period designates an official role. It is crucial within the pillars to secure a single character that harmonizes thrice, residing within the auspicious aura of affluence, as elucidated in the “Yuan Li Fu.”
The poetic verses convey:
Mao disrupts Wu at noon,
Wu disrupts You, wealth and officials in tune.
Yearly branch devoid of official disruption,
Monthly and hourly branches collide, official conjunction.
Auspicious wealth and officials align,
In the absence of disruptions, prosperity will shine.
In the intricate tapestry of destiny, the absence of disruption on a Jia Yin day, coupled with the presence of Bing Wu in the month, and the hour governed by Ji Si, signifies a prosperous fate. In this instance, the rupture occurs in the Wu period, disrupting the Xin official within the You constellation, harmonized by the presence of Si, and further enriched by the combination of Bing and Wu within Si, forming a tapestry of nobility.
The poetic verses echo:
Mao disrupts, officials grand and bright,
Wu unscathed, towards You, a gaze so right.
Chou disrupts, Si and Wu in uncommon dance,
Zi disrupts, harmonizing with ease, a celestial trance.
