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何谓偏财?乃甲见戊、乙见己之例。非妻所带,乃众人之财也。切忌有姊妹兄弟分夺,柱无官星,祸患百出。经曰:偏财好出,亦不惧藏,唯怕分夺,及落空亡,有一于此,官将不成,财将不住。如财弱必待历旺乡而荣,财盛无往不利,但恐身势无力,不能胜任。偏财格,主人慷慨,不甚吝财,与人有情而多诈,若是得地,不止财丰,亦能旺官,以财盛自生官,运行旺相,福禄俱臻,一遇官乡,便可发福。柱中原带官星,便作好命看,若兄弟辈出,纵入官乡,发福必渺。偏财月令所带最重,不宜柱中多逢。年上偏财生旺,月令柱中通气,主受伯叔祖考产业丰隆,或外祖产业恩养。大要日主兴隆,财星生旺,运向财旺之乡发福。若见刑冲破害,比劫分夺,或财星太衰,日主太弱,或财多生煞,皆破祖劳碌之命。凡月令有财,主少年富贵,若生时不得地,或有劫败,更运临凶地,晚年祖财破尽,终身困穷,先富后贫。若年月本无,日时带财,别无劫败冲克,则主自家成立,中晚之年大发。若柱中财多身弱,少年又径休败之地,多事频并,百不如意,中密年后忽临父母之地,或三合可以助我,则勃然而兴。若少年乘旺,老來脫局,不唯守窮途而ゐ惶,抑且是非蜂起,以財能利己,亦能招謗故也。若四柱相生,別帶貴格,不值空亡,又行旺運,三合財星,皆是貴命,其福祿淺深,隨格輕重言之。又曰:凡人命有兩位財,身弱不妨,元用正財,身旺發財,元用偏財,身旺脫財。又雲:偏正二財,喜忌大同,唯有喜官星不喜官星小異,有正財不若有偏財,偏財重實,其福則厚,最怕劫敗比肩,在年最重,在月稍次,一名孤辰,一名逐馬,主克妻害子,破財貧薄,又防陰賊小人同類相傷,柱中元犯此忌,運行財旺之地,亦可發福,再行比劫,退敗而身死者有之,遭官破敗者有之。《通明賦》雲:月上偏財,無劫無敗,富甲人間。《相心賦》雲:偏財透露,輕財好義,愛人趨奉,好說是非,嗜酒貪花,亦系如此。《驚神賦》雲:偏財身旺,趁求商賈之人。《奧旨》雲:偏財能益壽延年。《千里馬》雲:出現偏財,少愛正妻,多愛妾。
古歌曰:偏财元是众人财,最忌干支兄弟来,身强财旺皆为福,若带官星更妙哉!
又:偏财身旺要官星,运入乡发利名,姊妹弟兄分夺去,功名不遂祸随生。
又:偏财财位发他乡,慷慨风流性要强,别立家园三两处,因名因利自家忙。
时上偏财《喜忌篇》云:时上偏财,怕逢兄弟,如甲日见戊辰或甲戌时之例。喜见辛官、壬癸生助,忌庚煞、乙劫,柱中不宜再见戊己,若身太旺,运东方寅卯则失财,余干例推。此与时上偏官格相似,只要一位,不宜多逢,天元透出为妙,支内所藏次之,柱有官印相助,日主健旺,便作好命看。大怕年月冲破,兄弟辈出,则福气不全。古诗云:时上偏财冲最忌,兄弟之辈皆为畏,喜行身旺官禄乡,别无透出方为贵。
弃命从财《独步》云:弃命从财,须要会财,若逢根气,命损无猜。假如丁生酉月,柱多庚辛,日干无气,只得弃命相从,运入北方财官旺地,乃为入格,南行灾。古歌云:日干无气满盘财,弃命相从是福胎,运旺财官皆皆福贵,如逢根助反为灾。
日坐天财如戊己土克水为财,水墓辰是也。古歌云:年干克下是天财,克墓之乡正库开,财入库时多谷帛,家豪金物积成堆。如毕状元己巳、癸酉、庚辰、甲申是也。
偏正财合论《精纪》有生成财,如甲乙见戊己土为财,申子辰上坐生旺库,戊申、戊辰、戊子支干成合是也。凡命入贵格,除贵外,须主大富,仍多历钱谷之任;若不入贵格,又无福神助,亦是富豪百姓。若自生自旺,甲人见戊午、己亥之例,主富。余仿此。有生合财,如甲人见戊癸,己人见癸戊,庚人见甲己等类,主成立富贵。有子母财,如木命人见火月、土日时之类,主平生多见喜事。有类财煞,寅午戌人见乙庚,巳酉丑人见丁壬,申子辰人见戊癸,亥卯未人见甲号,一名幽微煞,主名利并行。有财会煞,寅午戌人见辛丑,巳酉丑人见乙未,申子辰人见丙戌,亥卯未人见戊辰,此妻财聚会之神,遇者主富足及有美妻横财,却防妻人毒药害命。有名位财,乃食神中见库,如戊子火人见庚戌,戊食庚,火库在戌,克金为财,逢此者一生受禄。有长生财,如甲用戊己为财见戊申,癸用丙丁为财见丙寅之例,此类多得外财。又曰:术者多以甲见戊、乙见己类为财,不知甲己见丙辛、丙辛见戊癸等类为真财,生居有气旺相之位,主富盛。又纳音本干自见真五行,如乙亥人月日时中见庚,乙亥纳音火,乙庚真金,干头自是财也,此名天财,主富足优逸。若纳音反制克干头,如丁卯火却能制乙庚金,此名鬼财,主一生得世财,或为豪猾胥吏起家。戊寅、戊申得丙辛,乙酉、乙卯得戊癸,准此。更带辰戌丑未,主为艺术,大获世财。
Partial wealth refers to the relationship in the Bazi chart where the Day Master (the heavenly stem of the day pillar) is overcome by other heavenly stems but with opposite yin-yang attributes, such as Jia Wood (yang) meeting Wu Earth (yang) or Yi Wood (yin) meeting Ji Earth (yin). This type of wealth does not come from a spouse but from public resources or unexpected gains. It is most unfavorable for the chart to contain Comparisons or Rob Wealth stars that compete for resources. If the chart lacks Official Stars (career opportunities), it may easily lead to misfortune. Classical texts indicate: Partial wealth is best when revealed but not feared when hidden; the only concerns are division or falling into empty positions (ineffective locations). If wealth is weak, one must enter a prosperous wealth luck cycle to achieve prominence; when wealth is abundant, success is assured, but it requires a strong Day Master (personal energy) to harness it.
Individuals with a partial wealth configuration are typically generous, value loyalty, and are strategic. If supported by favorable earthly branches, they can not only accumulate wealth but also enhance their careers through the "wealth generates official" mechanism. When entering prosperous wealth and official luck cycles, they enjoy both fortune and status. However, if there are too many Comparison or Rob Wealth stars (sibling stars), even entering official luck will yield limited achievements.
| Classical Concept | Contemporary Equivalent |
|---|---|
| "Siblings dividing wealth" | Partnership disputes/equity dilution |
| "Excessive wealth generates Sha" | Wealth exposure leading to legal risks |
| "Entering a prosperous wealth cycle" | Seizing economic cycles/trending industries |
| "Presence of Official Stars is better" | Wealth requires legal backing and compliance management |
Wealth is like flowing water 🌊, requiring both channels (rules) to guide it and dams (self-discipline) to restrain it. The "public wealth" nature of partial wealth reveals the deep principle of "benefiting others before benefiting oneself" in social collaboration.
Classical Verses Summary:
"Partial wealth with a strong Day Master needs Official Stars; entering official luck brings fame and profit" → Peak wealth periods require leveraging institutional advantages
"Busy for fame and profit on one’s own" → Reveals the norm for resource integrators