Asahi

Basic Eight Characters Analysis

Asahi's eight characters are Xin Si, Bing Shen, and Yi Mao. The day master Yi Wood is born in the Shen month, where Metal is strong and Wood is secondary. Yi Wood seated on Mao Wood represents the peak of vitality but is suppressed by the Shen Metal in the month pillar, creating a conflict between Metal and Wood. The Xin Metal representing the 'True Officer' emerges in the year pillar, while Bing Fire, the 'Seven Killings,' appears in the month pillar. The day master is supported by the seasonal influence but is suppressed by Metal, requiring Fire to harmonize the Metal-Wood contradiction. At the age of 24, he enters the Da Yun of Jia Wu. Jia Wood, as a 'Brother' element, strengthens him, while Ding Fire, the 'True Seal,' supports him. The Wu Fire, the 'True Officer,' helps balance the overall life chart.

Ten Gods Analysis

The day master Yi Wood associates Xin Metal as the 'True Officer,' Bing Fire as the 'Seven Killings,' Si Fire as the 'Indirect Wealth,' Shen Metal as the 'Indirect Wealth,' and Mao Wood as the 'Brother.' The configuration of the Ten Gods indicates that the day master exists in an environment where officers and killings are mixed, necessitating Fire to mediate the Metal-Wood conflict. During the Jia Wu Da Yun at the age of 24, Jia Wood as a 'Brother' strengthens him, Ding Fire as the 'True Seal' provides support, and Wu Fire as the 'True Officer' balances the chart. Frequent shifts in the Ten Gods during this Da Yun suggest rich life experiences and the need for adaptability.

Five Elements Analysis

In the eight characters, Metal is dominant (Xin Metal, Shen Metal), followed by Wood (Yi Wood, Mao Wood), then Fire (Bing Fire, Si Fire), with Water absent. The flow of the five elements is obstructed, and Metal suppresses Wood significantly, requiring Fire to bridge the gap. Encountering Fire during transits brings auspiciousness, encountering Metal increases pressure, encountering Water depletes Wood’s energy, and encountering Wood strengthens resistance but intensifies the Metal-Wood conflict. In the current Jia Wu Da Yun, the mutual generation of Wood and Fire facilitates the flow of the life chart, making it a beneficial transit.

Love Luck

The day master Yi Wood seated on Mao Wood represents a strong foundation for relationships. With officers and killings mixed in the eight characters, relationship experiences may be complex. During the Jia Wu Da Yun, Jia Wood as a 'Brother' strengthens him, and Wu Fire as the 'True Officer' improves love luck, though caution against triangular relationships is advised. Suitable partners would be gentle and tolerant individuals. After the age of 54, the influence of the 'True Officer' strengthens, stabilizing relationship luck.

Wealth Luck

Si Fire as Indirect Wealth and Shen Metal as Indirect Wealth indicates energetic wealth stars but suppressed by the day master. During the Jia Wu Da Yun, Jia Wood as a 'Brother' strengthens him, and Wu Fire as the 'True Officer' drains wealth energy, resulting in average wealth luck. Professions requiring specialized skills are recommended for accumulating wealth through personal effort. In middle age, during Ren Chen and Xin Mao Da Yun, wealth stars gradually emerge, improving wealth luck. In later years, during Ji Chou and Wu Zi Da Yun, careful financial planning is necessary.