The Four Pillars of Destiny (生辰八字) is a component of ancient numerology that reveals a person's character traits, fortune and potential by combining and interpreting the year, month, day and hour of birth. In numerology, the four pillars of the Eight Character of Birth represent the Year Pillar, the Month Pillar, the Day Pillar, and the Hour Pillar, of which there are corresponding Heavenly Stems and Earthly Branches under each pillar. Under the analysis of a fortune teller, the study of these combinations of the eight characters can provide individuals with some useful advice and guidance.
In the eight characters of the birth chart, there are four special earth branches known as the "Four Auspicious Positions", which are Zi, Wu, Mao and You. In numerology, auspicious positions are considered to be very auspicious and represent good luck and opportunities. These four Earthly Branches also represent four different elements and directions. Zi represents Water, Wu represents Fire, Mao represents Wood and You represents Gold. These elements and directions are of great significance in the interpretation of the Birth Character.
Zi is Water, which represents wisdom, wit and intelligence, and this auspicious position can increase one's wisdom and learning, as well as bring wealth and opportunities. When people are born in the year of Zi or have the Zi's Earthly Branches in their Bazi, they are often characterized by intelligence and sharpness, and are good at seizing opportunities and achieving success.
Midday is Fire, which represents vigor, enthusiasm and determination. The Noon auspicious position can increase one's power of action and aggressiveness, making one energized and enthusiastic to face challenges positively. When people are born in the year of midday or have the midday branch in the Eight Characteristics, they are often characterized by passion, determination and risk-taking, and are able to bravely face all kinds of difficulties and challenges.
Mao is wood, representing flexibility, growth and development. The Mao position increases the creativity and development potential of an individual, making him or her full of vigor and vitality. When people are born in the year of Mao, or when there is a dao branch in the Eight Characteristics, they are often characterized by creativity, flexibility and positivity, and are able to seize opportunities and grow and develop quickly.
You ( 酉) is Jin (金), which represents wealth, power and status. The You Ji position is able to increase one's wealth and career development, giving one the ability to attract wealth and power. When people are born in the Year of You or have the Earthly Branch of You in their Eight Characteristics, they are often characterized by strong career, pursuit, ambition and ability to achieve success, and are able to make rapid progress in their career and wealth.
However, in numerology, auspicious positions are only part of the content, and it is not possible to fully interpret a person's destiny and character traits based only on the four pillars in the birth chart. Numerology is a complex and large system that needs to be analyzed comprehensively in conjunction with other factors and techniques. Therefore, when interpreting the eight characters of the birthdate, other factors need to be taken into account, such as the relationship between the five elements, the combination between the four pillars and the eight characters, etc., to provide a more comprehensive and accurate analysis of fortune telling.
The Eight Characters of the Birthstone is one of the components of ancient numerology. By interpreting the combination of the Heavenly Stems and Earthly Branches of the year, month, day, and hour of an individual's birth, it can reveal the individual's character traits, the direction of his or her fortune, and his or her latent potential. Among them, the Zi, Wu, Mao and You Earth Branches are regarded as the "Four Auspicious Positions", representing the four elements and qualities of water, fire, wood and gold respectively. People born in these auspicious years are often characterized by wisdom, vitality, creativity and wealth. However, fortune telling is only one part of numerology, and other factors need to be taken into account to provide a more accurate and comprehensive numerology analysis.
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: Ancient wisdom reveals the four auspicious and four unfavorable positions and gossip directions
First, the four auspicious positions
1. Lei Gong (South): Located in one of the Eight Trigrams directions, Lei Gong represents passion, energy and creativity. It is a symbol of fire and brings success, fame and prosperity. If one lives or works in the Lei Gong direction, it helps to stimulate one's potential and positive energy and promotes career and wealth.
2. Kan Palace (North): Located in the North, one of the Eight Trigrams directions, Kan represents the energy of water. It symbolizes calmness, wisdom and opportunity. Living or working in the Kan Palace Direction helps one to develop wisdom and analytical skills, making one smart and calm and improving one's ability to grasp opportunities.
3. Xun Gong (Southeast): Located in the southeast, one of the Eight Trigrams directions, the Xun Gong represents the energy of wood. It symbolizes flexibility, freedom and growth. Living or working in the Xun Palace Direction enhances one's creativity and expression, bringing smooth career and abundant wealth.
4. Burgundy House (Northwest): Located in the northwest, one of the Eight Trigrams directions, Burgundy represents the power of the mountain. It symbolizes stability, strength and introspection. If one lives or works in the Burgundy House Direction, it helps one to build a stable and strong personality and increases the chances of career development and wealth accumulation.
Second, the four evil positions
1. Zhen Gong (Northeast): Zhen Gong is located in the northeast, one of the Eight Trigrams directions, and represents the power of thunder. It symbolizes turbulence, crisis and change. Living or working in the Zhen Gong Direction may bring unstable energy and distress, but it can also inspire the ability to cope with challenges and embrace change.
2. Kun Gong (Southwest): Located in the southwest, one of the Eight Trigrams directions, Kun Gong represents the energy of earth. It symbolizes stability, stability and security. If you live or work in the Kun Palace Direction, you may face difficulties and obstacles, but it also develops perseverance and patience to move on in spite of setbacks.
3. Tui Gong (West): Tui Gong is located in the West, one of the Eight Trigrams directions, and represents the image of a lake. It symbolizes emotions, feelings and relationships. If one lives or works in the Tui House Direction, one may face emotional and relationship challenges, but it also helps one to develop sensual and emotional intelligence.
4. Qian Gong (South-North): The Qian Gong is located in the South-North direction, one of the Eight Trigrams, and represents the energy of Heaven. It symbolizes rigidity, positivity and power. Living or working in the Qian Palace Direction may lead to competition and pressure, but it also hones one's willpower and leadership skills.
Conclusion: The four auspicious and four unfavorable directions in numerology and the Bagua directions not only reveal the energy transformations between the directions, but also provide a reference for people to choose where to live and work. By fully utilizing the energy of the Four Auspicious Directions, we can stimulate our personal potential and promote the growth of our career and wealth. And in the Four Foul Directions, we can see challenges and difficulties, but we can also learn from them and hone our abilities and wisdom. While the environment in which one lives and works does not fully determine one's destiny, understanding the wisdom of numerology can help us make wiser choices in our lives and careers.
