What does the eight-character brake mean?

"chà" is the radical of Chinese characters, which means "leave, stop, interrupt, stop, stop" and has a very wide meaning. In the eight-character study, "brake" refers to the ominous signs such as "punishment, rush, harm and evil" in life, which is regarded as an obstacle to personal development and needs to be solved.

"Brake" usually appears in the heavenly stems and earthly branches of the chart, indicating the challenges and pressures faced by the Lord. For example, two of the five elements are short of soil or afraid of soil, which will form a criminal bureau of "solitary birds will be punished for being too old in spring", which will easily hinder work, wealth and health. At this time, the fate of the Lord needs to reconcile the five elements by dissolving the "brakes" to achieve the goal of balanced development.

There are many ways to solve the "brake", which can be reconciled by renaming and giving Chinese five-line names. In case of "taboo" or "breaking the rush", we can eliminate it by worshipping God, Buddha and praying for blessings, so as to enhance the resistance of the Lord. For some "brakes" that cannot be completely eliminated, we should balance our mentality, maintain a positive attitude, and use wisdom and diligence to resolve the dilemma in our destiny.