What does the Japanese yen on the constellation mean?

We all know that astrology is a fortune-telling method with a long history in China, also called birthday. As the name implies, eight characters are eight words arranged according to your birth time.

Since there are eight words, you must find a word to represent yourself as a reference. Otherwise, how do you know which is you, which is your parents and which is your wife? Therefore, in the eight-character numerology, the heavenly stem on the day of birth is called the Japanese Lord, also known as the Japanese yen. This day represents yourself.

For example, if you were born in Wu Jia, Jiamu is your yen, representing your own attributes and status. Tiangan is a kind of wood, and its nature is Yang, also called Yang wood. So to be precise, your yen is poplar, that is, Jia Mu.

With the five elements of this yen, you can judge the relationship between the other seven words and you.

Many numerologists know the word "yen", but they don't understand its true meaning.

The sun, referring to the sun, is the representative of the sky.

In the traditional thinking of China people, it is believed that human life is given by God, and God has given us life and mission.

The emperor used to call himself the son of heaven. When writing an imperial edict, the first sentence should be "Fengtian Traffic".

Yuan,, synonymous with nothingness, refers to immateriality and is a form of existence other than matter.

"Soul Pivot is God" said: "Life is called essence, and the second essence is called God."

Everyone is born with the spirit passed down by their parents and the resonance between heaven and earth. This is the so-called Yuan Jing, Yuan Qi and Shenyuan.

Jing yuan, that is, wiping the innate essence. Yuanjing is the original substance of life, which has the function of regulating and controlling reproduction, growth and development.

In other words, meta is congenital, and the fetus grows in the mother's body, which is called fetal meta.

When we were fetuses, we thought it was life, but it was not born yet. Therefore, when people in China calculate their age, there is a calculation standard called nominal age.

Yuan also stands for brain marrow and brain pulp.

After the baby is born, there is a chimney door overhead, which we call Tianmen here. This position has not been closed, and it will be incited with breathing, which leaves room for further filling and development of the brain.

Metaphysics believes that babies at this stage are unstable and have a strong ability to sympathize with heaven and earth. It is also because the chimney door is not closed, and their ability to perceive spiritual bodies is the strongest. Therefore, children at this stage are very easily frightened, and the veins stand out at the tip of the nose and the root of the mountain. Therefore, in the tradition of China, babies usually don't go out at this time, not only to protect their bodies, but also to avoid being attacked by foreign evils.