What do three points, six points and two points in the constellation mean?

Trinity refers to the relationship between three or more planets or stars in a constellation. Trinity includes the relationship between the sun, the moon and mercury, which are arranged at an angle of 120 degrees in the same constellation. The relationship between Jupiter, Venus, Saturn, Mars, Mercury and Uranus forms a regular hexagon. These configurations are generally considered lucky. The bisector refers to the situation that two planets or stars in a constellation are arranged at an angle of 180 degrees, forming opposition or relative contradiction. This configuration is considered challenging and stressful, and it is also considered as a factor that may cause important changes.