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乙木杀强，寿元三九必终。两火叠官，卅旬之客。一杀三财双水火，瞽目之人。子午日时双女，为遗腹所生。丑未命宫相对，下地无娘。丁火日月逢戊己，官为寅卯，终为贼。己巳遇甲乙宫子午，而死于地坑。一木独逢卯木时，情同肝肺。壬水年，生寅时，非贫即夭。丙日生，身逢克，寿不长年。四柱官旺，休见官方。三元财劫，难以招财。五位死提纲，富而无子。年月财宫逢马，人称为廊庙之才。时日七杀阳刃，一心要弄刀舞枪。日月逢枭，贫贱之士。四刑四克逢四正，淫而奸险。一合二合而再合，忠厚心良。
If the Yi Wood day master encounters excessively strong Seven Killers 🌳⚔️, life may end around the age of thirty-nine. With two Fire elements overlapping with the Official Star 🔥👑, the individual may live until about thirty. One Seven Killer, three Wealth Stars, and the coexistence of Water and Fire 💧🔥 may lead to blindness. A day pillar and hour pillar of Zi and Wu, combined with a female gender, may indicate being a posthumous child (born after the father’s death). With the life palace in Chou and Wei opposing each other, the mother may have passed away at birth. A Ding Fire day or month encountering Wu Ji Earth, with the Official Star in the Yin or Mao position, may ultimately lead to a life of theft. A Ji Si day encountering Jia or Yi Wood in the Zi or Wu palace may result in death in a pit. When a single Wood element meets Mao Wood alone, emotions run deep, akin to the connection between the liver and lungs. A Ren Water year born at Yin hour may lead to either poverty or an early demise. A Bing Fire day birth with a weak body being overcome may result in a short lifespan. With the four pillars having strong Official Stars, one should avoid involvement in official matters. If the year, month, and day三元 Wealth Stars are robbed, it is difficult to accumulate wealth. If the Five Elements or positions are dead in the monthly order, one may be wealthy but childless. If the year and month pillars have Wealth Palaces encountering the驿马 (Traveling Horse), the individual is regarded as a pillar of the court. An hour pillar with Seven Killers and Yang Blade indicates a preference for martial arts and weaponry. Day and month pillars encountering枭神 (Bird God) often signify poverty and low status. Four pillars with刑克 (clashes and conflicts) encountering the four cardinal points (Zi, Wu, Mao, You) may lead to a lewd and treacherous character. With合局 (harmonious combinations, such as one or two harmonies), the individual tends to be loyal, kind, and virtuous.
This chapter explores the auspicious and inauspicious effects of a Yi Wood day master encountering strong Seven Killers in八字 (Four Pillars of Destiny) astrology. It emphasizes the role of the Five Elements' mutual generation and restriction, as well as the combinations of神煞 (deities and煞星 negative stars), in determining lifespan, wealth, character, and destiny. Key points include the threat of Seven Killers overcoming the body to longevity, the role of Wealth and Official Star configurations in social status, and the shaping of personal traits through刑冲合害 (clashes, conflicts, harmonies, and harms). Overall, it reflects the ancient astrological principle that "balance of the Five Elements brings good fortune, while imbalance brings misfortune."
In modern society, these astrological judgments can be viewed as probabilistic risk assessments rather than absolute predictions. For example:
Practically, this content can be used for self-reflection or consultation but should be combined with scientific rationality to avoid superstition.
This chapter reflects the ancient Chinese philosophical view of "harmony between heaven and humanity," suggesting that personal destiny is closely related to the natural Five Elements. It emphasizes the importance of balance and harmony—any element that is too strong or too weak can lead to changes in fortune. In a modern context, this reminds us that life is full of variables, and resilience and adaptability are key. At the same time, it critically reveals the historical limitations of ancient astrology, such as gender assumptions (e.g., "double female"指向女性) possibly originating from feudal concepts. Modern applications should discard biases and focus on individual equality.