On the day of Ji (己), born in the hour of Xu (戌), the wife, undergoing transformation by her husband, transmutes into authentic earth.
As the vital lunar energy flows, the source of prosperity runs deep; inversely, speaking of the ordinary becomes extraordinary.
During the Ji day in the hour of Xu, the wife undergoes transformation under the influence of the husband. The union of Ji and Jia wood transforms into an earth formation. The earth deity stands elegant, with profound roots of prosperity. In the absence of transformation within the month, Jia serves as an official, Bing as the seal, and the Xu earth molds the Jia wood into form, creating a harmonious assembly with Bing fire. When the lunar energy flows unimpeded, it signifies nobility; if obstructed, encountering conflicts or harm is considered ordinary. Despite the auspiciousness of Ji’s self, early parental loss is foreseen.
On the Ji day in the hour of Xu, coupled with the Jia wood, excessive restraint on the father is pronounced. In the Chen month, where the earth is thick, residing in the realms of Si, Wu, Wei, and Shen brings fortune due to official status and peak prosperity. Conversely, residing in the realms of Hai, Xu, Yin, and Mao leads to earth-related ailments and misfortune. Rooster (You) and Dragon (Chen) indicate third or fourth-tier status but still noble, retiring in middle age. In the Pig (Hai) or Dog (Xu) years with Wood (Mu) and Fire (Huo) movements, attaining the sixth or seventh tier is considered noble.
On the Ji day in the hour of Xu, during the Bing or Ding years and months, where metal elements control and suppress the official and ominous energies, living in a mountainous and clear water region, one ascends to the ranks of second or third-tier officials. In the months of Wei or You, moving with the Earth and Fire elements, achieving the fourth or fifth tier is predicted. In the month of Wu, accompanied by the northeastward movement, great nobility is foreseen. Under the influence of the Rat (Zi) or Tiger (Yin) years or Wood (Mu) and Fire (Huo) movements, one may assume a ministerial position. With support from the Dragon (Chen) or Snake (Si), the highest tier is attainable.
On the Ji day in the hour of Xu, during the months of Yin or Wu, where the metal deity enters the fire domain, prominence and distinction are evident. In the years and months of Hai and Xu, holding positions as officials and magistrates with great reputation is highly probable. Under the month of Zi, accompanied by the Wood and Fire movements, the pinnacle of nobility is reached.
On the Ji day in the hour of Xu, facing adversity and harm. In the years and months of Yin or Wu, achieving the third or fourth tier of nobility is plausible. During the month of Xu, moving with the southeastward direction, the fifth tier is attainable. In the pure Xin or Ren year and month, encountering conflicts is indicated.
On the Ji day in the hour of Xu, experiencing the clash and conflict of Chen and Chou, financial resources increase. The mutual harm between You and Xu signifies a balance between fame and fortune. In the month of Zi, prosperity is indicated for Ji. In the month of Yin, holding official positions and seals, especially during the seal movement, signifies nobility. In the pure Yi You year and month, recklessness is suggested. It is also mentioned that solitude and departure from one’s homeland may occur.
On the Ji Hai day of the Jia Xu hour, with the earth element prevailing in the month, it is auspicious to pursue the wood element’s influence. When the water and wood elements dominate the month, it signifies flourishing vitality, especially for those in positions of authority.
The Jia and Ji stems signify the concealment and accumulation of the earth element’s energy, akin to discovering keys to boundless fortune. However, if encountering wealth without consolidation, it’s akin to autumn leaves scattered in the wind. When the Ji day coincides with the Jia Xu hour, marital harmony is enhanced through the husband’s transformative influence. Wealth awaits activation like treasures behind locked doors, and auspicious energies abound during Ren Shen and Chou years.
Challenges may arise concerning parental health or familial disharmony, akin to the discord between migrating geese and blossoming flowers. Yet, with opportune timing, prosperity and success shall grace the household, nurturing its growth and ensuring swift advancement.
