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Chapter 121 of 338
San Ming Tong Hui — Comprehensive Guide to Destiny
San Ming Tong Hui points out: In the pattern of Arching Lu and Arching Gui, if the positions of Lu and Gui are actually occupied by stems and branches (filled in), it instead becomes an inauspicious sign. "Arching" means surrounding and supporting; "Lu" refers to the salary of the official position (e.g., Zi is the Lu of Gui Water); "Gui" contains the noble aura of the official star or the Heavenly Yi Nobleman.
Five Days and Five Hours for Arching Lu:
Five Days and Five Hours for Arching Gui:
"Void" is not nothingness, but opportunity awaiting its time. Patterns are like seeds 🌰, the Month Branch is like soil, and luck periods are like climate—only when the three harmonize can a pillar of society grow. In life's journey, "arching" is hidden potential energy; filling it in loses its agility, and breaking the pattern reduces one to the ordinary.
Essence of Poetic Formulas:
1️⃣ "Gold Cabinet Hiding Pearls": Hidden Lu and Gui require seizing the right timing
2️⃣ "Month Branch as the Guiding Principle": Success or failure prioritizes environmental compatibility
3️⃣ "Clashes, Penalties, and Seven Killings Are Unbearable": External conflicts are the greatest destructive force