1, eight eight Wu with what together
In the ancient fortune-telling, each person's destiny plate consists of four elements: year of birth, month, day and hour. The "eight characters" refers to the year column, month column, day column, hour column of the combination of heavenly stems and earthly branches. Each of the eight characters of the Eight Characters has its own characteristics. Among them, those who were born at the hour of noon have the characteristic "Wu" in their Eight Characters. So, what is the combination of the eight characters of Wu, and what kind of influence will it bring to the proposer?
We need to understand the meaning of "Wu". In the twelve branches of the earth, Wu belongs to the fire sign, symbolizing heat. Fire represents passion, energy and action. People born at noon, the body burning fire, with innate vitality and tenacity. They are usually independent, optimistic and cheerful, and are brave enough to face challenges. Fire also represents emotional impulsiveness and quick temper. Therefore, people with the Eight Character of Noon are also prone to impulsiveness and need to pay attention to controlling and regulating their emotions and behaviors.
So, what is the combination of Wu in Bazi? According to the theory of the five elements, we can explore the appropriate match. In conjunction with Wu is Wei, which is an Earth element. The sixth of the twelve earthly branches, Wei has the qualities of stability and solidity. People with the character "Wei" in their character charts can balance the passion and impulsiveness of the Wu, and increase the stability factor. They are rational in their thinking and steady in their actions, and are especially good at planning and arranging. People with the word "Wu" in their eight characters are often able to achieve remarkable results in their careers.
Also in conjunction with Wu is You, who is a member of the Golden Branches. You is the tenth of the twelve earthly branches and represents metal, wealth and autumn. People with the character 酉 in their eight characters usually have intelligent and sharp qualities. People who have the Eight Character Noon in conjunction with You are naturally gifted at making money and tend to have better financial fortunes. They have a unique eye for fashion, art, and beauty, and are more sensitive to areas such as finance and trade. As fire and gold constrain each other, these people also need to pay attention to the influence of their own fire nature and avoid greed and alienation.
Also compatible with the Eight Character Wu is Zi, which belongs to Water. Zi is the first of the twelve earthly branches and represents water, cold and winter. People who have Zi in their Bazi are usually more rational and calm, and have the opposite characteristics of Fire. People with Zi conjunct the Eight Character Wu can balance the impulsiveness of Fire with the calmness of Zi. They are detail-oriented, cautious, and good at thinking and analyzing. These people have a high potential for development in fields such as research, education and technology.
The Horoscope Wu can also be conjunct with Yin which belongs to Wood. Yin is the third of the twelve earthly branches and represents wood, spring and morning. People who have the character Yin appearing in their eight characters are usually positive, cheerful, energetic and creative. People with Yin in the Eight Character Ng are naturally passionate and creative, good at inspiring others and have leadership skills. They are usually curious about new things and have some independent thinking and judgment. These people have better opportunities for development in the arts, culture, entertainment and other industries.
Through the above exploration, we can find that the Eight Character Noon can be compatible with the elements of Earth, Gold, Water as well as Wood. This right combination can balance and enhance the missionary's career, financial, emotional and other aspects. Each person's Bazi combination and its effects are unique and need to be analyzed and interpreted in context. At the same time, you can not rely on the eight characters alone, but also need to combine with other factors for a comprehensive analysis.
The Eight Character Noon is suitable with the elements of Earth, Gold, Water and Wood, which can bring positive influence in the proposer's career, fortune and emotion. Fate is not entirely determined by the eight characters, people still need to grasp opportunities and tackle challenges based on their own efforts and wisdom.
2, Wu and what collide with each other
In traditional Chinese culture, the twelve hours is a unique way of dividing time, with a cycle of twenty-four hours, the name of each hour reflects things that are closely related to people's daily lives. Among them, noon is the middle of the day, representing sunshine and prosperity. On this wonderful noon, but there are also unfavorable to the existence of the collision, the criminal and harmful. So, what is the afternoon and what is the collision, the intersection, the harm?
Noon is in conflict with Wei. Wei is the hour of the afternoon, the first hour after noon. From the point of view of yin and yang doctrine, yang is strong, yang is strong at noon, and the time of the not-yet is also in the process of slightly weaker yang, yin began to begin to begin to attenuate. Therefore, in the yin and yang five elements of the relationship, noon and not yet collision. This relationship is considered an inauspicious sign in traditional culture, symbolizing confrontation and conflict. As the saying goes, "What goes around comes around", and it is perhaps because of this conflict that new vitality and change can be generated.
Midday and Shen are mutually exclusive. Shin is an hour after noon, and like noon, it is an hour of fire. Since both Noon and Shin represent the scorching hot noon hour, and the attribute of fire is too positive, the two encounters will inevitably lead to conflict. In the Five Elements, fire is considered to be exuberant and passionate, and such a powerful collection of fire attributes will naturally lead to a more violent fire, often leading to unfavorable events such as fires. Therefore, Wu and Shen are in opposition to each other, symbolizing excessive fire and the need to be on guard against disasters.
Midday and You are harmful to each other. You is an hour in the afternoon and is an hour that belongs to the Golden phase. From the point of view of the Five Elements doctrine, fire is overriding gold, and thus the midday and the You also create a harmful relationship. In this hour, the property of fire has a destructive effect on gold. Gold is melted or vaporized by fire, causing it to lose its original value and usefulness. Thus, the conjunction of Noon and You suggests that the power of Fire may have a damaging or destructive effect on Gold properties.
Despite the fact that there is a relationship between the Noon and the other hours of the year in the form of a collision, a conflict, or a harm, we cannot simply assume that the Noon hour means bad luck and disadvantage. Instead, this relationship can alert us to the possibility of excessive fire, shifting and complementary relationships in the cycle. Each hour has its own unique qualities, both auspicious and ominous, and is part of the ever-changing nature.
As the ancients believed, we should learn to observe and realize this logic of mutual reinforcement, and draw wisdom and inspiration from it. We should learn to respect and cooperate with each other in our life's journey, both in our relationships with other people and in our interactions with nature, and to respond to adversities and challenges in a synergistic way.
In conclusion, Noon, as the middle hour of the day, represents sunshine and prosperity. Under the traditional concepts of collision, mutual punishment and harm, noon exists in an unfavorable relationship with Wei, Shen and You, respectively. Nonetheless, we should approach these traditional concepts with an open mind and a more rational and precise approach to time and natural phenomena, from which we can realize the wisdom and mysteries of life. After all, it is through solving the challenges and problems that we face in our life's journey that we can move towards growth and fulfillment.
