A person’s heavenly stems and earthly branches are not isolated, but interact with each other to form a numerology map. (Image source: Adobe Stock)
When discussing the relative importance of heavenly stems and earthly branches in the Grand Canal, we first need to make it clear that the core of horoscope analysis lies in understanding the complex relationship between the stems and branches. The Bazi, also known as the Four Pillars, includes the four pillars of year, month, day, and hour. Each pillar is composed of heavenly stems and earthly branches. These stem and branch elements are not isolated. They interact with each other to form an individual’s numerology map.
In the specific analysis, the Heavenly Stems and Earthly Branches each have their own characteristics and functions, and they jointly affect the overall direction of fate. The heavenly stems represent more of an individual’s internal attributes, character traits, and potential abilities, while the earthly branches involve aspects such as interpersonal relationships, external environment, and social background. Therefore, there is no fixed answer to whether the heavenly stems or the earthly branches are more important in the fleeting years. In fact, they complement each other.
Let’s look at some specific examples:
Jiayin combination: Jiamu and Yinmu are in harmony, and the heavenly stems and earthly branches here show great strength. In this case, the stems and branches of the fleeting year or great luck will become particularly important.
The combination of Jia wood and Yin wood forms a strong relationship of “the same energy supports each other”. Jiamu represents vitality, growth and vitality, while Yinmu is the official land of Jiamu, indicating power and status. In the fleeting year or the Universiade, the combination of Jia and Yin usually symbolizes the improvement and growth of an individual’s career and status, especially the strengthening of expression, innovation, leadership, etc. Yin wood contains Jia wood, Bing fire and Wu earth. Bing fire can generate Wu earth and enhance its inner power. Wu earth symbolizes the foundation of stability and practical results.
Jiazi combination: Zishui produces Jiamu, where the power of the heavenly stems is enhanced, while the earthly branches, as the helpers of life, are relatively weakened. When analyzing, pay more attention to the influence of heavenly stems.
Zi Shui is born with Jia Mu, which means that external resources and environment are assisting personal growth and development. Zishui belongs to winter water, which represents wisdom, depth and change. It can nourish the inner potential of Jiamu and promote its development. The life-supporting effect of Zishui on Jiamu often symbolizes the enhancement of wisdom, intuition and adaptability in numerology.
Jiawu combination: Jiamu generates Wuhuo, which weakens the power of Jiamu and increases the power of Wuhuo. In this combination, the influence of the earthly branches may be more significant.
Jia wood generates noon fire, which represents personal energy and talents spreading outward to support others or the environment. Noon fire is warm and expanding, symbolizing fame, social interaction and outgoing activities. The strong noon fire may cause Jiamu to be too dissipated, so attention needs to be paid to the reasonable allocation of resources and energy.
Jiashen combination: Jiamu is restrained by Shenjin, Jiamu’s strength is weakened, and Shenjin’s strength is enhanced. In this case, the role of earthly branches becomes even more critical.
Shenjin Kejiamu symbolizes the pressure that external challenges, competition or changes bring to the individual. Shenjin is associated with wisdom, analysis, and decision-making, and may require individuals to be more determined and decisive in the face of challenges. Shenjin’s strength may require Jiamu to work harder to adapt to the environment, or to find growth and breakthroughs under pressure.
Jiaxu combination: Jiamu restrains Xutu, which weakens the power of the heavenly stems, and Xutu is also restrained and weakened. Here, the interaction between heavenly stems and earthly branches needs to be paid attention to.
Jiamu Kexutu reflects a state of internal and external conflict, which may refer to the contradiction between inner thoughts and external actual conditions. Xutu is associated with late autumn and represents harvest and fruitfulness, but it also means change. The restrained relationship between Jiamu and Xutu requires considering practical limitations and seeking balance and compromise while pursuing goals.
To sum up, whether the fleeting year or great fortune focuses on the heavenly stems or the earthly branches depends on the specific combination of stems and branches and their mutual relationship. When analyzing, it is necessary to analyze specific issues in detail and consider how the stems and branches in the destiny interact with each other and how they affect the destiny of the individual. Each combination has its own unique meaning and impact. Only by understanding these interactions can we gain a more accurate insight into the direction of destiny.
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