Who knows the real definition of Pegasus?

The last book said that from the 86th numerology review of fortune tellers, the author of the novel knew the eight-character numerology common sense. Even if you are not proficient in numerology, as long as you talk about life according to the basic principles and calculation methods provided by the numerology foundation, you can at least speak decently. But this author just talks nonsense on other important numerology issues and has no common sense. Well, let's see what numerology the author is talking nonsense about.

As mentioned earlier, there are several important numerology features in Yuan Chun's eight characters:

Tian Fei Luma

When the sun comes back.

Tianyuedel is located at the core monument of life.

What is a flying horse? "Flying" is a numerology pattern. Pattern is an important theory and method to judge horoscope fortune-telling. Fate, good fortune and longevity should be judged by horoscope pattern. "When the day comes back" is also a kind of life.

According to the eight-character divination, "flying Lumag" is a life that indicates great wealth and great wealth. The numerology classic "San Tong Ming Hui" discusses in detail the concrete calculation method of Tian Fei Lumag. Simply put, "flying Lumag" will only appear on four specific dates:

There are only four days in this case: Gengzi, Renzi, Xinhai and Guihai, born in October and November, with pure water and no financial officials in the column. (Volume VI "Flying Brightness")

In other words, when the date of birth is Gengzi, Renzi, Xinhai or Guihai, this person's eight characters will definitely appear "Flying Luma". However, only when this person was born in 10 month or 1 1 month will "Flying Lumag" be effective.

Similarly, "back in time" will only appear in seven specific date and time combinations:

There are seven days in this grid: Jia Yin (pressing and nailing, the same below), Ding Wu, Wu Si, Wu Ji, Geng Shen, Ren Hai and the devil. When the wealth of the sun belongs to the sun, it is prosperous, printed, full of wealth, food injury, and Tian Yue. (Japanese History, Volume 6)