Calculation method of fortune-telling delay stem _ delay stem

How to arrange good luck and fleeting time in eight-character numerology

The so-called "Universiade" refers to which stage of a person's life is lucky and which stage is unlucky, which is also called "luck". The "luck" in the "destiny" that the ancients often said refers to the Universiade, and the "destiny" refers to the four pillars and eight characters, which are collectively called "destiny".

So how do you get lucky? There are two procedures for arranging the Universiade.

First, calculate the Universiade age, that is, calculate how old someone is after birth to start the Universiade. The methods are as follows: the male life born in the year of Yang (A, C, E, G, Ren) and the female life born in the year of Yin (B, D, Ji, Xin, Gui), from my birthday to the next festival (note that it is "festival" rather than "qi"), three days are regarded as one year old; On the contrary, the female life born in the year of Yang and the male life born in the year of Yin are one year apart from my birthday to the last festival. An extra day is worth four months and an hour is worth ten days. For example, the life of a female born on August 20th of the Lunar Calendar 1943 is determined by%, and the starting age should be counted from the birthday to the next holiday.

From the calendar, we know that the ninth day of August this year is the White Dew Festival, and the tenth day of September is the Cold Dew Festival. Now on August 20th, between the White Dew Festival and the Cold Dew Festival, the countdown is the White Dew Festival, so we can know that the next festival is the Cold Dew Festival. August this year is a small moon, and the days from August 24th to September 11th are twenty days. If you divide twenty by three, you will get six years and eight months. In other words, if you want to give this woman a life (or a life), you have to start from her six years and eight months. Please note that if the time between the birthday and the arranged or reversed festival is less than three days, that is, the departure age is less than one year old, generally one year old. In addition, please note that for the convenience of writing, this book often uses rounding to write the date of shipment.

If someone leaves at the age of six and eight months, it will be written as leaving at the age of seven by rounding; Someone left at the age of six and four months, and left at the age of six according to rounding. Of course, this is just for the convenience of writing. Ask luck and you will understand. Finally, it should be noted that the ship age calculated by the above method is the real ship age, not the imaginary ship age. If someone leaves at the age of seven, that means they leave at the age of seven. However, the ancients often used a nominal age, that is, the actual age plus one year. However, labeling with real age is the same as labeling with imaginary age. In order not to confuse beginners, I mark all the examples with actual age. For example, someone's five years old and two years old means five years old (actual age), a? When you are between the ages of five and fifteen, you are all real ages.

Secondly, heavenly stems and earthly branches, blessed by good luck, was expelled. The Universiade is based on the birth of the moon. There is a sequence of departure ages, so start from the next branch of the birth month and go down in turn; -The departure age is countdown, so it will be ranked backwards from the last branch of the month of birth. For example, if the month of birth is Renshen, the main branches of the Universiade are Guangxi, Jiacheng, Yihai, Bingzi and Ding Chou in chronological order, while the main branches of the Universiade are Xinwei, Wu Geng and Jiji in turn ... Every heavenly stems and earthly branches of the Universiade is in charge of good or bad luck for five years, but it is not so strict. Looking at the earthly branches for five years, we should combine the earthly branches with the heavenly stems. Generally speaking, the Universiade is strongly supported.