Insights on Ba Zi, Feng Shui, Yi Jing and Chinese Metaphysics
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Why should I trust Ba Zi? Do not do it! On the contrary, doubt yourself and try to see for yourself that what it says does not suit you, it is not true. Ah, of course, it must be a coincidence. After how many coincidences will you think that there might be more than that?
This article provides a detailed analysis of the 5 stars (Friends Star, Resource Star, Output Star, Wealth Star, and Influence Star) through the perspective of the Day Master's relationship with the five elements (Wood, Fire, Earth, Metal, and Water).
When we speak about elements in relation to the Day Master, we refer to them as Stars. Based on the existent interactions between each of the 5 elements and the Day Master, the Ba Zi study defines Five Stars as follows: Friends Star, Resource Star, Output Star, Wealth Star, and Influence Star.
In Ba Zi - Destiny Chart there are interactions either between Heavenly Stems or Earthly Branches. There are 2 types of Combinations between the Earthly branches: Combinations and clashes. Heavenly Stems have also interactions but their effects do not last as long as Earthly Branches' interactions.
The current Ba Zi analysis method, also called the Day Master method represents the New School and is based on the study of influences the five elements have over the Day Master. What is the Day Master in Ba Zi? Determine the strength and favorability of an element. Missing elements.
In Ba Zi, the "Auxiliary Stars" designate certain energies (Qi bodies) that are associated with each of the Chinese zodiac signs. Sky Horse, Peach Blossom, Noble Man, Year Breaker, Cascading Clouds, and Red Chamber are just a few of them.
The moment of birth is described by a date and an hour which means 4 components: Year, Month, Day, and Hour and each one of them has a cyclic evolution with a period of 60. Each one contains a Heavenly Stem, an Earthly Branch, and the Hidden Stems which are only the Qi energies of the Earthly Branch
Everything that has been created, the macrocosm and the microcosm, has been achieved by the effect of the five elements, in fact, the principles of elements and not about the elements themselves. In Chinese metaphysics, these are Wood, Fire, Earth, Metal, and Water - the Five Elements theory.
Chinese Metaphysics, rooted in Daoism and traditional Chinese cosmology, centers around the pivotal concept of the "Cosmic Trinity," often referred to as the "Three Realms". The Yin and Yang Theory: Balancing the Dual Forces of the Universe.
