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【十干印绶贵位格】
甲用癸阴为印绶，乙壬庚己更堪论，戊丁己丙元相得，丁甲壬辛次第分，丙与乙运辛见戊，癸庚相遇贺皇恩，日时年月干头上，运气相逢印自臻。
如甲阳木，用癸阴水为正印绶生禄者，谓之印绶，他干彷此。若禄马相交，不值天官贵印者，亦为官。（金书命诀）
以阳干生阴干、阴干生阳干，为正印，阳干生阳干，阴干生阴干，为偏印，若月日时在四贵、华盖之上，遇正印者，主大贵。遇四平亦主贵，四忌上亦主福。（三命提要）
【印绶禄格】
甲子、甲寅、乙亥，对癸中甲丙卯中求，戊庚归午己辛己、壬酉台星射斗牛。（紫虚局）
印绶之福星最殊，更看权杀在何居，忽然并守居元位，声振朝廷位不虚。
此言四位集福于绶。（鬼谷要诀）
印绶生居被杀同，杀同心胆反粗雄，运亨便有运中职，只恐将来不善终。（林开五命）
【Ten Heavenly Stems Seal of Nobility Pattern】
Wood (Yang Wood) 🌳 uses Water (Yin Water) 🌊 as its seal; Wood (Yin Wood) uses Water (Yang Water); Metal (Yang Metal) 🔥 uses Earth (Yin Earth) ⛰; Earth (Yang Earth) ⛰ uses Fire (Yin Fire) 🔥; Earth (Yin Earth) ⛰ uses Fire (Yang Fire) 🔥; Fire (Yin Fire) 🔥 uses Wood (Yang Wood) 🌳; Water (Yang Water) 🌊 uses Metal (Yin Metal) 🔥; Fire (Yang Fire) 🔥 uses Wood (Yin Wood) 🌳; Metal (Yin Metal) 🔥 uses Earth (Yang Earth) ⛰; Water (Yin Water) 🌊 uses Metal (Yang Metal) 🔥—these combinations, when encountered in the Heavenly Stems of the day, hour, year, or month, naturally bring the blessings of the seal of nobility.
For example, Wood (Yang Wood) takes Water (Yin Water) as its proper seal of nobility, which can generate positions of prosperity, known as the seal of nobility; other Heavenly Stems follow similarly. If the Prosperity Star (wealth and official status) intersects but does not encounter the Noble Seal of Heaven, one may still become an official. (Source: Golden Book of Fate Secrets)
A Yang Stem producing a Yin Stem or a Yin Stem producing a Yang Stem is considered a proper seal; a Yang Stem producing a Yang Stem or a Yin Stem producing a Yin Stem is a partial seal. If the month, day, or hour pillars fall on the Four Nobles (such as the Heavenly Yi Noble) or the Canopy, encountering a proper seal indicates great nobility; falling on the Four Ordinary positions still indicates nobility; falling on the Four Inauspicious positions still brings blessings. (Source: Three Fates Summary)
【Seal of Nobility and Prosperity Pattern】
Days such as Wood-Rat, Wood-Tiger, Wood-Pig, etc., correspond to seeking in Water-Center, Wood-Fire-Rabbit-Center; combinations like Earth-Metal-Return-Horse, Earth-Metal-Earth, Water-Rooster, etc., symbolize nobility like a star shooting across the sky. (Source: Purple Void Configuration)
The blessing star of the seal of nobility is the most exceptional, but one must also observe the position of the Authority Star (Seven Killings or Official Killings). If the Authority Star and the seal of nobility occupy the same primary position, fame and prominence follow, with high status in the imperial court. (This refers to the four positions gathering blessings in the seal of nobility, from Ghost Valley Essential Secrets)
If the seal of nobility coexists with the Killing Star, the killing nature反而 enhances courage and strategy; when luck is prosperous, one can attain positions, but caution is needed to avoid an unfavorable end in the future. (Source: Lin Kai’s Five Fates)
The seal of nobility in the Eight Characters represents the element that "produces me," such as Wood producing Fire, but specifically refers to the productive relationships between Heavenly Stems: a proper seal is the production between Yin and Yang (e.g., Yang Wood producing Yin Fire), while a partial seal is production within the same Yin or Yang. The seal of nobility symbolizes blessings, nobility, intellectual support, and background resources, traditionally associated with education, documents, the mother, or elders. Combinations with noble positions, prosperity stars, etc., enhance its effects, while the involvement of the Killing Star (pressure or challenges) may bring opportunities but requires balance.
In modern society, the seal of nobility can be understood as an individual’s support system, such as family background, educational opportunities, or mentorship 🌱. A proper seal often represents stable support (e.g., formal education), while a partial seal may symbolize unconventional or self-taught resources. Those with a strong seal of nobility are suited for careers in clerical work, academia, consulting, etc.; if combined with the "Killing Star" (e.g., work pressure or competition), it may manifest as rising to challenges but requires attention to long-term sustainability to avoid burnout. For example, a seal of nobility in the Four Noble positions (e.g., the Heavenly Yi Noble) may correspond to modern advantages like networking or mentorship.
The seal of nobility embodies the cyclical wisdom of the Five Elements’ production: what produces me nourishes life, but it must dynamically balance with what restrains me (the Killing Star). This reflects the dialectic of support and challenge in life—overreliance on support may lead to inertia, while appropriate pressure stimulates growth, though imbalance brings risk. This philosophy encourages modern individuals to value resource integration and resilience.
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