As someone who has studied BaZi astrology for many years, I am often asked: "What kind of marriage is suitable for my BaZi chart?" Today, I want to share with you three core methods to rationally analyze marital prospects through your birth BaZi.
Hello everyone, as an enthusiast with a long-term interest in BaZi (Four Pillars of Destiny), I've noticed that many people's understanding of BaZi remains superficial. Today, I want to discuss one of the most critical concepts in BaZi—a topic that's easy to understand yet profound in its implications—the Favorable and Unfavorable Elements.
"Xiang Po" is a specific relationship between Earthly Branches, distinct from "Chong" (Clash) or "Xing" (Punishment); it resembles a "silent killer" in life.
Many ask: "Why do some people improve their fortunes by supplementing metal when lacking it in their BaZi, while others seem to get worse?"
This brings us to a core concept in Chinese Astrology - the Favorable Element and Unfavorable Element.
Through my years of practice in Chinese astrology, I've gradually realized that the relationships among Earthly Branches in the BaZi are not just mystical concepts but rather a sophisticated system of energy interactions. Much like the principles of mechanics in physics, the interactions such as punishment, clash, destruction, harm, and combination among Earthly Branches essentially reflect the different interaction modes of the Five Elements.
In my years of practicing BaZi (Four Pillars of Destiny) analysis, one question that frequently comes up is, "When will my fortune improve?" Today, I want to share insights on understanding Major Life Periods and Annual Fortune, one of the most practical aspects of life destiny analysis.
As an analyst with years of experience in Four Pillars of Destiny (BaZi) consultations, I often receive inquiries about children-related fate. Today, I would like to share the core elements for analyzing children's fate from the perspective of BaZi Fate Analysis, to help you view this matter more rationally.
In my years of practicing BaZi (Four Pillars of Destiny) analysis, I have found that individuals with a Gui Water destiny pattern often possess a unique charm. Like the gentle dew or spring rain, Gui Water reflects a yin characteristic of water in Fate Analysis, characterized by subtlety and a lack of ostentation. This trait shapes their distinct cognitive patterns.
As a seasoned practitioner in the study of BaZi (Four Pillars of Destiny), I am often asked, "Can these ancient principles really guide modern life?" Today, I want to share my rational perspective on the nine key relationships in BaZi and how they help us understand ourselves better.
