Lord of the sun, there is a Lord of the sun in my column. What do you mean?

Speaking of Japanese lords, we all know that someone asked me if there were any Japanese lords in my column. What do you mean? In addition, someone wants to ask what do you mean when the sun is dry and the wood is dry? Do you know what this is about? In fact, what are the five elements of the Japanese Lord? Take a look at my sun column. What do you mean? I hope I can help you!

Rizhu

1, Japanese master: There is a Japanese master in my Japanese column. What do you mean? In horology, the sun column is clockwise from midnight to midnight, with twelve hours as * *, and each hour accounts for two hours. The dividing line between day and day is midnight, which is eleven o'clock in the evening. Before eleven o'clock is midnight the day before, and after eleven o'clock is midnight the next day. Please pay special attention to this point, and don't think that midnight is the dividing point of * *.

What are the five elements of the sun Lord? The sun dominates and manages.

There is a sun in my column-the sun dominates your birthday.

2. Lord: What do you mean by dry day and dry wood? If a person's daily work is wood, then his daily work must be A or B. Among the four seasons, spring belongs to wood, which will inevitably lead to too much wood, which is not conducive to self-control; Summer is a fire, and excessive internal heat will scorch the wood, which is not conducive to the success of those who dry in the sun. Winter is water and wood, and it is still weak when it is ready to go. Autumn belongs to gold, and at this time, wood will generally bear rich fruits. If the gold is suitable and the nobles guide it in time, they will surely reap rich fruits. Therefore, people who work hard in the sun will generally gain something in autumn, but only with the help of nobles can they achieve great things.

Life in spring: there must be fire to help, water is better, but avoid water and soil. Born in summer: you need water to help, and you should avoid more soil and more trees. Born in autumn: you must have gold to help, but avoid too much gold. You must have soil and fire, but avoid too much water. Born in winter: there must be fire to help, soil and water.

3. Japanese masters: What are the five elements of Japanese masters? It's a special term for China's four-pillar numerology. Eight characters, year, month, day and hour each have two characters (so it is called eight characters). Every pillar has heavenly stems and earthly branches, among which the heavenly stems of the sun column are the sun lords.

4. Japan: What is Japan's heavenly stem?

5. Lord of the Sun: What does Lord of the Sun mean? It is a pillar closely related to the Lord of life! What's in the four-column forecast! Whether the people of the Lord are good on the Japanese column or not.

6. Japanese master: What does Japanese master mean in fortune telling? What does Rizhu mean?

7. Japanese Lord: What is Japanese Lord? Of course, it is based on the sky. The sky is dry and ebony. Eight-character fortune-telling pays great attention to the changes of solar terms. If you don't go to beginning of spring, you can date it according to the previous year's support. Neither New Year's Day nor Lunar New Year is a node for changing the year. Only when spring comes will the year and month change.

For example, beginning of spring is on the fifth day of the first month of this year, and if it is 13: 00 in beginning of spring, then 12: 59 on the fifth day of the first month is an ugly month, and the next minute is the first month in Wu Jia. There are only two ways of life.

8. Japan: What is the Chinese zodiac in Japan? For example: * * People born at this time, the date of birth is ~ ~ B Wei, Ding Hai. Wu Jia is the main branch of the day. Horses are in the afternoon. So this person's zodiac is a horse.

9. Lord of Japan: What does the Lord of Japan mean by himself? The year, month, day and time of a person's birth are represented by branches, and the word * * * is birthdates.

Among them, the stems and branches of the sun are "pillars of the sun" and the stems are "masters of the sun". The three prizes of partial printing, partial official and partial wealth hit.

Usually the Lord represents himself. (Annual branch, that is, "annual column" represents parents, monthly branch represents brothers and sisters, daily branch represents oneself, daily branch represents spouse, and hourly branch represents children)

For example, suppose a person's horoscope is "Jia Zi B Chou Bing Yin Ding Mao", then this "C" is the Japanese Lord, representing the person himself.

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