The four constellations of soil, water, fire and wind _ The four constellations of soil, water, fire and wind complement each other.

What is the relationship between the four images of "earth, water and fire" in the constellation?

The relationship between their agreement and mutual restraint:

The soil image and the water image are complementary, the realistic stubbornness of the soil image can be melted by the emotion of the water image, and the emotionalization of the water image can be supported by the stability of the soil image. The success of the earth sign and the family background of the water sign will naturally form an unbreakable alliance. This combination is unshakable! So as to gradually achieve success in life.

Fire image and wind image are complementary, and the passionate pursuit of ideal by fire image can be corrected more perfectly under the guidance of wind image rationality. The erratic character of the wind elephant has become more passionate about life under the influence of the enthusiasm and openness of the fire elephant. The fire sign's strong pursuit of success, with the help of air signs's wisdom, is bound to be a vigorous event with the power to destroy everything!

Soil image overcomes wind image, because the instability of wind image is unrealistic in the concept of soil image. That is, defensive attribute sensitivity.

The wind is like a water elephant, and the emotionalization of the water elephant is very irrational in the eyes of the wind elephant, so it is dismissive. That is, the sensitivity attribute is a therapeutic attribute.

Water is like fire, and fire is like selfishness and indifference to the feelings of others. Water is unacceptable, so we can't go together. That is, the healing attribute is the attack attribute.

The fire elephant defeated the earth elephant, whose ruthlessness in doing things is completely opposite to the fire elephant's passionate pursuit of ideals, so they are not the same kind of people. In other words, the attack attribute is equal to the defense attribute.