What is Tai Sui? What's wrong with putting yourself in a traditional position? How to crack it?

Tai sui is a astrology created in the era of the yellow emperor, also known as "Zhao Ji" At the age of 60, it takes the branch chronology of 60 Jiazi as its running cycle.

The so-called Tai Sui, originally the honorific title of Taoist gods, is the leader of gods and evil spirits corresponding to heaven and earth. In numerology, it refers to the rotation of sixty flowers, which is in charge of luck every year. Once every 60 years, it has the supreme status in the duty year.

For example, Jiazi is too old, that is, Jiazi is on duty at 1984, Jiazi is too old, and the other five elements are inviolable, otherwise there will be disaster. As the old saying goes, "When you are old, you should be strong, take the military power and decide life and death." There is another cloud: "In old age, there is no blessing but a curse." And so on.

In the folk, "Tai Sui" has always been regarded as a mysterious force, which can dominate and influence people's fate in the dark (in fact, Tai Sui is Jupiter in the sky, and Jupiter runs every twelve months).

In fact, "Tai Sui" is actually a celestial body assumed by the ancients. It is recorded in Compendium of Materia Medica that Tai Sui is a single-celled organism, which looks like a mass of meat, grows in moist soil and can be eaten and used as medicine.

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Ren Wei Temple was founded in the Song Dynasty and has a history of more than 900 years. In addition to offering sacrifices to the Taoist emperor Zhenwu, there are dozens of "Tai Sui" in the temple. Every Spring Festival, Guangzhou people come to "worship Tai Sui".

"Worship Tai Sui" is an important activity in the Spring Festival. According to folk sayings, a person's birthdates is exactly the same as this year, which is called "Tai Sui Tong" or "Tai Sui Tong". In order to solve this problem, people need to worship Tai Sui and pray for peace for one year.

China News Network-Guangzhou People's Lantern Festival Ren Wei Temple "worships Tai Sui" to pray.