Guides

When the Seven Killings Pattern lacks Eating God to control Killings, the Goat Blade can be used to 'confront Killings' — using the Blade's fierce energy to directly face Seven Killings head-on. This article explains the formation conditions and luck cycle considerations for this special configuration.

Pattern selection has a strict priority: Seven Killings takes precedence over everything else. This article explains why Seven Killings has the highest priority and how to operate accordingly.

When the hidden stem in the earthly branch and the revealed stem on the heavenly stem are inconsistent, pattern determination becomes complex. Using the example of Output hidden and Hurting Officer revealed, this article explains how to determine the pattern when hidden and revealed don't match.

Patterns where the Day Master is strong most need Wealth and Officer to manifest. This article explains the logic, conditions, and luck cycle essentials of using Wealth and Officer in strong Day Master patterns.

Wood-Fire Mutual Illumination is a pattern configuration favoring academic achievement and expression. This article explains the formation conditions and real-world manifestations of the Wood-Fire Mutual Illumination pattern.

Beyond formation and break, patterns can also be in states of excess (too strong, unbalanced) or deficiency (too weak to function). This article provides a complete analysis of the four pattern states and how to address each.

Academic Hall (shen sha) highlights a specific theme. This guide covers career, love, and balance strategies.

A quick reference to Bai Hu Chi Shi Geju logic, required support, and frequent failure points.

Bai La Jin corresponds to Geng Chen, Xin Si and belongs to Metal. Its imagery points to soft waxy metal, refined and malleable. Na Yin is a symbolic layer used

Bi Shang Tu corresponds to Geng Zi, Xin Chou and belongs to Earth. Its imagery points to wall earth, boundary and support. Na Yin is a symbolic layer used to de

Bing is yang Fire qi, like the sun at full brightness. It represents warmth, clarity, and the drive to illuminate. In a chart it shows how someone inspires, lea

Bing Chen combines Yang Fire (Bing) with Earth Dragon (Chen) in the sixty-jiazi cycle. The image is fire energy expressed through a dragon archetype—visionary a

Bing Shen combines Yang Fire (Bing) with Metal Monkey (Shen) in the sixty-jiazi cycle. The image is fire energy expressed through a monkey archetype—clever and

Bing Wu combines Yang Fire (Bing) with Fire Horse (Wu) in the sixty-jiazi cycle. The image is fire energy expressed through a horse archetype—fast and freedom-s

Bing Xu (Fire Dog) reveals how this pillar moves in life, with guidance for love, work, and health.

Bing Yin (Fire Tiger) reveals how this pillar moves in life, with guidance for love, work, and health.

Explore Bing Zi (Fire Rat)—origins, personality, career momentum, relationships, and balance strategies.

Blood Blade (shen sha) highlights a specific theme. This guide covers career, love, and balance strategies.

Breakage Star (shen sha) highlights a specific theme. This guide covers career, love, and balance strategies.

Canopy Star (shen sha) highlights a specific theme. This guide covers career, love, and balance strategies.