What do you mean by six mice?

Six mice means that people born on the sixth day meet children, and children are the precious places of Yimu.

Rats are people who can live in peace with everyone wherever they go. They are easy-going, approachable, hardworking and very frugal. They are very careful people and also live at home. So, what does it mean to reveal the fate of six mice for everyone? When is the best time to be born?

Detailed explanation of Quaker society of six rats

The so-called six-second mouse is expensive, that is, a person born on the sixth second day meets a child, and the child is your place. E-wood takes Zi and Shen as your gods, but Quaker, a six-B rat, only uses Zi, without Shen, because E-wood uses Geng Jin as the official star, and the column gets C Zi, and returns to the company with the fire of C Zi, that is, Lu Lu is in the company, has applied for Shen, and Shen is a member of the triad. This means that Shen Zhong brought Geng Jin, and Japan's main Yimu got the official star. If you use Shen Shi, you will be an official star.

What's particularly wonderful is that the six-mouse has many words called Jugui. In the column of year and month, there are noon words that collide with children, and ugly words that seduce children's greed, so children can't stay away. If there are Shen and Geng characters, it will show the official star; if there are unitary and symplectic characters, it will show the seven evil spirits. If there is fire, the official star will hurt the body, and the word is useless and not expensive.

The requirements for annual transportation are the same as those in the column. The sixth mouse, Quaker, had better communicate with the Wood Bureau every month. It is also the place where the sun Lord sits and supports the gods, or the water is the seal, so avoid seeing the golden fire. If you are lucky in the new year, you will be fierce. If you swim east, you will be fierce. If you swim south in the afternoon, you will die. Quaker, Six Rats, is an abnormal fortune-telling in birthdates, which will be discussed in detail in Sansheng. Modern numerology is mainly based on birth and gram, which is rarely seen.