Translated from here.
- Yin Fire (丁 Ding)
- engenders 殺 shā = to slaughter, kill; to fight, go into battle; to abate, reduce, weaken; to counteract, take off
- Ling Xing represents a character and nature that is intense, fierce, staunch, and stern
Looks, appearance: The hair is unusual, strange, surprising. The person... [?].
Disposition: The individual of this star tends toward 好大喜功 hàodàxǐgōng = to strive to achieve extraordinary things; ambitious for great achievements; to rejoice in grandiose deeds. The native is partial to what is quick, rapid, plain-spoken, and forthright. He or she discards what's still, quiet, secure, safe, and calm. Not only does the person take to high-speed, but he or she is also somewhat boorish and rough in actions.
Individuality: The individual... [?]. The native of Ling Xing is disposed to invasion, aggression, incursion; to invade, aggress. The person is impulsive and impetuous; to explode, to lose one's head.
This star signifies 號令 hàolìng = a verbal command, orders; a military order; a bugle call expressing military order. It has also to do with reputation and renown.
The individual's appearance is exceptional, abnormal. With regard to temperament and character, Ling Xing betokens someone whose mood and frame of mind is heavy and hard; to be cold and detached. The native of this star is also intense, stern, and fierce. The person takes to envy and jealousy. The individual is outstandingly daring and bold. He or she is reserved and does not tend toward speaking and talking.
Ling Xing puts forth 艷麗 yànlì = distinct and beautiful, garish and good-looking. It allows what is shining and glittering and dazzling. There is beautiful unruliness and wild nature.
With this star there is easily injury or wound to the limbs after corporal punishment.
Ling Xing... [?]. There are rapid and sudden changes. Ling Xing dreads seeing Hua Ji.
In reactions and responses the native is rapid, sharp, and forthright. He or she is quick-witted and able to think fast in an emergency; to be of nimbleness of mind in dealing with emergencies and crises. Handling affairs and dealing with circumstances the person is firm and decisive and will exhibit him- or herself. The individual strives to achieve extraordinary things; to rejoice in grandiose deeds. He or she loves showing off. In his or her heart and mind the native is rather narrow and small. Therefore, the person meets with unexpected success and unexpected defeat. The individual... [?], ... [?]. As a result, the native of this star is distinct and peculiar and has special characteristics.
With Ling Xing there can be talent in music.
Additional associations (personages):
- 冷靜沈默的殺手 a valiant and dauntless soldier, or killer/murderer/assassin, or formidable athlete/competitor who is calm/cool-headed and taciturn/silent.
Saturday, 26 February 2011
地劫 Di Jie
Translated from here.
- Yang Fire (丙 Bing)
- signifies 劫殺 jiéshā = to rob and kill
- represents defeat and loss
Looks, appearance: The nose is facing upward and is exposed.
Disposition: The person of Di Jie is partial to squandering and wasting and is not economical and frugal.
Individuality: In behaviour and action the individual is strange, unusual, monstrous, weird, eerie. Di Jie is associated with 車禍 chēhuò = traffic accident, car crash, road accident. And 水難 shuǐnàn = water disaster; flood damage. This star has to do with fright and shock; to scare, terrify, alarm suddenly, startle. The native encounters defeat, ruin, destruction.
Di Jie is the number two 劫 jié star. [劫 = adversity, calamity; to plunder, rob; to seize by force, coerce.] It engenders 虛耗 xūhào = to consume for nothing, to use up in vain; to waste, squander. And 破敗 pòbài = to lose, to be defeated; failure, destruction, damage. The fluctuations and rises and falls put forth by this star are for the most part disadvantageous. With Di Jie it is unfavourable carrying out commercial activities; the person should take to 買空賣空 - to buy and sell short (i.e. without having to pay cash); to speculate in stocks.
Di Jie is a Kong Wang star. It brings about loss and damage; to use up, consume. And the entering of robbing and plundering. It is rather harmful what with wealth and money, and love, romance, and relationships (with the appearance of 'first to be without, afterwards to have').
The individual of this star is intelligent, bright, and smart. In responses and reactions he or she is quick, clever, and sharp. Di Jie will indicate having a thin and small build. The native has special characteristics, being unusual and peculiar. As regards character and temperament, the person is changeable, mercurial, varied; to be fickle. The individual moreover has a strong and vigorous personality.
Di Jie represents material stuff, physical things. Hence comparatively much wear and tear to property and belongings.
Di Jie in Ming is akin to 浪裡行船 lànglǐxíngchuán = to sail a boat on large waves.
The native has indifferent and weak family relationships.
With this star the person has a predestined affinity with religion; to be brought together with religion by fate.
Di Jie gives rise to physical and material things becoming broken, damaged, worn out, destroyed, wasted, spent, squandered.
The individual of Di Jie gets an inkling that he or she doesn't matter, and that other people don't value him or her. Frequently the native feels petty and low-grade; to abase oneself, to be self-abased. The person thinks that he or she is inferior to others. The individual is liable to become depressed and frustrated. The native lacks self-confidence; to be short of a belief in oneself.
Additional associations (personages):
- 劫財搶錢的賊狀元 [?]
- Yang Fire (丙 Bing)
- signifies 劫殺 jiéshā = to rob and kill
- represents defeat and loss
Looks, appearance: The nose is facing upward and is exposed.
Disposition: The person of Di Jie is partial to squandering and wasting and is not economical and frugal.
Individuality: In behaviour and action the individual is strange, unusual, monstrous, weird, eerie. Di Jie is associated with 車禍 chēhuò = traffic accident, car crash, road accident. And 水難 shuǐnàn = water disaster; flood damage. This star has to do with fright and shock; to scare, terrify, alarm suddenly, startle. The native encounters defeat, ruin, destruction.
Di Jie is the number two 劫 jié star. [劫 = adversity, calamity; to plunder, rob; to seize by force, coerce.] It engenders 虛耗 xūhào = to consume for nothing, to use up in vain; to waste, squander. And 破敗 pòbài = to lose, to be defeated; failure, destruction, damage. The fluctuations and rises and falls put forth by this star are for the most part disadvantageous. With Di Jie it is unfavourable carrying out commercial activities; the person should take to 買空賣空 - to buy and sell short (i.e. without having to pay cash); to speculate in stocks.
Di Jie is a Kong Wang star. It brings about loss and damage; to use up, consume. And the entering of robbing and plundering. It is rather harmful what with wealth and money, and love, romance, and relationships (with the appearance of 'first to be without, afterwards to have').
The individual of this star is intelligent, bright, and smart. In responses and reactions he or she is quick, clever, and sharp. Di Jie will indicate having a thin and small build. The native has special characteristics, being unusual and peculiar. As regards character and temperament, the person is changeable, mercurial, varied; to be fickle. The individual moreover has a strong and vigorous personality.
Di Jie represents material stuff, physical things. Hence comparatively much wear and tear to property and belongings.
Di Jie in Ming is akin to 浪裡行船 lànglǐxíngchuán = to sail a boat on large waves.
The native has indifferent and weak family relationships.
With this star the person has a predestined affinity with religion; to be brought together with religion by fate.
Di Jie gives rise to physical and material things becoming broken, damaged, worn out, destroyed, wasted, spent, squandered.
The individual of Di Jie gets an inkling that he or she doesn't matter, and that other people don't value him or her. Frequently the native feels petty and low-grade; to abase oneself, to be self-abased. The person thinks that he or she is inferior to others. The individual is liable to become depressed and frustrated. The native lacks self-confidence; to be short of a belief in oneself.
Additional associations (personages):
- 劫財搶錢的賊狀元 [?]
地空 Di Kong
Translated from here.
- Yin Fire (丁 Ding)
- represents 空亡
- signifies much calamity and disaster
Looks, appearance: The nose faces upward and is exposed.
Disposition: The person of this star wastes and squanders and is not frugal and economical.
Individuality: In thought and thinking the native is extreme. The individual tends toward 天馬行空 tiānmǎxíngkōng = a heavenly steed soaring across the skies; to separate oneself from reality and what's actual and practical. Di Kong is associated with 墜樓 zhuìlóu = to fall off a building; to commit suicide by jumping off a building. There is also an affinity with the way of the monk, the practice of Daoism.
Di Kong is the number one 劫 jié star. [劫 = calamity; to rob, plunder; seize by force, to coerce.] It generates 虛耗 xūhào = to use up in vain, to consume for nothing; to waste, squander. And 破敗 pòbài = to be defeated, to lose; failure, destruction, damage. Di Kong will for the most part engender unfavourable rises and falls. This star is disadvantageous for carrying out commercial activities; the person ought to engage in 買空賣空 - to buy and sell short (i.e. without having to pay cash), to speculate on the stock market.
Di Kong is a Kong Wang star. It gives rise to much disaster and personal misfortune. Calamity occurs. Di Kong is rather detrimental what with money and wealth (with the appearance of 'first to have, afterwards to lack').
This star denotes stuff of the mind and thoughts; mental aspects.
In Ming or Shen the native has a lot of ideas. He or she is fond of indulging in flights of fancy; to let one's imagination run wild; to have a bee in one's bonnet; an unrealistic utopian fantasy. Regarding the mind and spirit and what's psychological, there is an excess of hollowness, meaninglessness, emptiness, and numerous vexations and worries.
Di Kong in Ming is akin to 半天折翅 bàntiānzhéchì = to break a wing midair.
The individual of this star has weak and indifferent family relationships.
The person of Di Kong is brought together with religion by fate. There is a predestined affinity with religion.
Di Kong means wear and tear to love, romance, and relationships.
The native is of an above average ability to initiate thinking, considerations, thoughts.
Additional associations (personages):
- 空忙一場的努力 person who in vain strives hard
- Yin Fire (丁 Ding)
- represents 空亡
- signifies much calamity and disaster
Looks, appearance: The nose faces upward and is exposed.
Disposition: The person of this star wastes and squanders and is not frugal and economical.
Individuality: In thought and thinking the native is extreme. The individual tends toward 天馬行空 tiānmǎxíngkōng = a heavenly steed soaring across the skies; to separate oneself from reality and what's actual and practical. Di Kong is associated with 墜樓 zhuìlóu = to fall off a building; to commit suicide by jumping off a building. There is also an affinity with the way of the monk, the practice of Daoism.
Di Kong is the number one 劫 jié star. [劫 = calamity; to rob, plunder; seize by force, to coerce.] It generates 虛耗 xūhào = to use up in vain, to consume for nothing; to waste, squander. And 破敗 pòbài = to be defeated, to lose; failure, destruction, damage. Di Kong will for the most part engender unfavourable rises and falls. This star is disadvantageous for carrying out commercial activities; the person ought to engage in 買空賣空 - to buy and sell short (i.e. without having to pay cash), to speculate on the stock market.
Di Kong is a Kong Wang star. It gives rise to much disaster and personal misfortune. Calamity occurs. Di Kong is rather detrimental what with money and wealth (with the appearance of 'first to have, afterwards to lack').
This star denotes stuff of the mind and thoughts; mental aspects.
In Ming or Shen the native has a lot of ideas. He or she is fond of indulging in flights of fancy; to let one's imagination run wild; to have a bee in one's bonnet; an unrealistic utopian fantasy. Regarding the mind and spirit and what's psychological, there is an excess of hollowness, meaninglessness, emptiness, and numerous vexations and worries.
Di Kong in Ming is akin to 半天折翅 bàntiānzhéchì = to break a wing midair.
The individual of this star has weak and indifferent family relationships.
The person of Di Kong is brought together with religion by fate. There is a predestined affinity with religion.
Di Kong means wear and tear to love, romance, and relationships.
The native is of an above average ability to initiate thinking, considerations, thoughts.
Additional associations (personages):
- 空忙一場的努力 person who in vain strives hard
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