I. Introduction to the Five Elements and Eight Characters
Five Elements and Eight Characters is composed of eight characters of Heavenly Stems and Earthly Branches. Heavenly Stems have ten characters of A, B, C, D, E, F, G, C, N, N, K, and Earthly Branches have twelve characters of Zi, U, C, M, C, S, W, W, N, Y, X, H, H, H, and H. Through the correspondence of these characters with the date, one can deduce the fate and character traits of an individual. Through the correspondence between these characters and the date, the fate and character traits of an individual can be deduced.
Second, the theory of yin and yang five elements
Yin and Yang is an important concept in the Five Elements and Eight Elements, which is based on yin and yang for projection. Yang represents male, positive, extroverted and bright traits, while Yin represents female, negative, introverted and soft traits. The five elements are wood, fire, earth, gold and water, which restrain and constrain each other, showing a relative balance.
Third, the eight characters belonging to the Yin
Yin eight mainly refers to the A, C, E, G, N in the Heavenly Stem and the Yin, Si, Wei, Shen, Hundred Days and Hai in the Earthly Branches. These eight characters are influenced by the Yin attribute and are often characterized by the following:
1. Artistic Talent: Yin people usually have a high understanding and appreciation of art, and are prone to show rich emotions and delicate emotional expression.
2. Introverted and gentle: people with Yin eight characters tend to be more introverted and solitary, preferring to reflect and explore their inner self, as well as showing affinity and gentle character traits.
3. Tolerant: People with Yin character are able to maintain a cool head and optimistic mindset in the face of difficulties and challenges, and have a strong ability to endure and cope with adversity.
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4. Emotional: Yin Bazi are prone to express rich emotions, attach great importance to friends and family, and are good at listening to and understanding the emotional needs of others.
5. tenacious will: although the Yin people are introverted and gentle, but in the face of the pursuit of the goal is very persistent, they are able to persevere in the pursuit of ideals and put them into action.
6. Rational thinking: Yin eight people tend to use rational thinking to analyze the problem, treat things more rational and calm.
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Fourth, the shortcomings and precautions of the negative eight
Although there are a lot of advantages of the Yin eight characters, there are also some disadvantages and matters that should be noted:
1. Over-sensitive: People with Yin Zi Zi are sometimes over-sensitive and easily troubled by external criticisms and pressures, so they need to adjust their mindset in due course.
2. Insufficient Expression: Due to their introverted nature, people with Yin Zi Zi may not be good at expressing their thoughts and emotions, so they need to work hard to develop self-confidence and the ability to express themselves.
3. Tendency to procrastinate: Yin people sometimes lose certain opportunities due to indecisiveness or delayed action, and need to remind themselves to act in time.
V. Summarize
The five eight elements of Yin are characterized by artistic talent, introversion and gentleness, endurance, emotional richness, tenacious will and rational thinking. Each person's fortune-telling characteristics are unique and need to be analyzed in conjunction with other factors in addition to the Five Elements and Eight Characters, not just limited to the yin and yang attributes. Numerology is a complex study, and only in practical application can it more accurately reveal a person's destiny and personality, and give people guidance in their growth and development.
By understanding the method of projecting the Yin in the Five Elements and Eight Characteristics, we can better understand the basic concepts and principles of fortune telling. But destiny is only a part of our lives, and our efforts and choices are also crucial. Despite the fact that fortune telling is a discipline, we should still face the challenges of life with a positive attitude and strive to realize our dreams and goals.
2, how to see the five elements of yin or yang
The doctrine of the five elements is an integral part of ancient philosophy, which is based on the five elements of wood, fire, earth, gold and water, and describes the changes and development of all things in the universe through the relationship between the mutual birth and the mutual restraint. In the Five Elements Doctrine, each element has its corresponding attributes and characteristics, which include the division of yin and yang. So, how to view the yin and yang attributes of the five elements?
We need to understand the concept of yin and yang. Yin and yang is one of the core concepts in ancient philosophy, and it exists not only in the doctrine of the five elements, but also throughout many systems of thought, including Taoism, Confucianism, and the art of war. Yin and yang refers to two aspects of things that are mutually opposed, interdependent and transformed, and is a dialectical concept. The creation and existence of yin and yang are relative, and they complement each other.
In the doctrine of the five elements, the differentiation of yin and yang is based on the properties of the five elements. Based on the properties of the five elements, we can divide the properties of wood, fire, earth, gold and water into yin and yang. Among them, wood and fire belong to yang, earth and metal to yin, and water to neutral between yin and yang. This division is mainly based on the manifestations and characteristics of the five elements in nature and human life.
Wood and Fire represent active, passionate and robust characteristics; they are yang elements full of vitality and energy. Wood symbolizes growth, reproduction, and expansion, while Fire symbolizes passion, energy, and inspiration. In human life, Wood and Fire represent positivity, aggressiveness and action. The characteristics of these masculine elements are often expressed in everyday life as bravery, activism, and adventure.
In contrast, Earth and Gold represent stability, composure, and solidity that characterize the calm, thoughtful feminine elements. Earth symbolizes stability, stability, and patience, while gold symbolizes preciousness, solidity, and collection. These yin elements are characterized by steadiness, caution, and security in human life. They are the forces that people rely on in their quest for stability and protection.
In addition to wood, fire, earth and gold, water, as a neutral element between yin and yang, is characterized by its moistness, softness and adaptability. Water can show the suppleness and gentleness of the Yin element as well as the impact and insight of the Yang element. The properties of water make it a medium for connecting yin and yang and harmonizing various energies in the Five Elements doctrine.
The yin and yang attributes in the Five Elements doctrine are based on the characteristics and manifestations of the five elements. Wood and fire have masculine characteristics, earth and gold have feminine characteristics, and water is in a neutral position between yin and yang. This balance and transformation between yin and yang is the basis for the existence and development of everything in the universe. In life, we can understand the changes and laws of things based on the yin and yang attributes of the five elements, so that we can adapt and respond to various challenges and opportunities.
