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What is the fleeting time in fortune telling?

Fortune-telling means that people are in an unlucky state in a year, which means bad luck.

"Time flies" is a common term in numerology, not a professional term. Its meaning is very simple and easy to understand, which is equivalent to "the luck of that year". Because of the artistic expression in ancient China, in order to capture the artistic conception of "endless flow", the "flow" of "flowing water" was used to simply express the different fortune of each year before the year.

So, when someone says, "Oh, my time next year is really bad." Then what he means is that next year's fortune is really bad. In addition, numerology often uses terms such as "Ryutsuki" and "fleeting time", which, like fleeting time, actually represents the monthly or daily changes of fortune.

Calculation method of fleeting time

China people calculate the fleeting time mainly according to the chronology of cadres and party branches. First, calculate a person's date of birth by analyzing the official calendar's birthday, and use eight characters to represent this person's birthday time. Then by calculating the position of this person's eight characters in the congenital five elements and the mutual changes and connections of their four pillars, we can calculate this person's fate. By analyzing this person's overall horoscope, we can know when this person is lucky and when he is unlucky. You can also know when this person is having a bad time.

The ancients believed that all things in the universe had magnetic fields, and magnetic fields could also interact with each other. Through calculation, people can probably know when they are lucky and when they are unlucky. So as to avoid and effectively avoid suffocation caused by fleeting time. Of course, a person's fleeting fortune is influenced by both innate and acquired. Even if a person is born with bad fortune, his fortune will be better if he does more good deeds in reality.