BaZi : The story of Ah May : Her second Ta Yun : Marriage.
Wednesday, 13 February 2013
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Now take a look at Ah May's second Ta Yun.
1. When her spouse star appeared in 1996, she was introduced to her husband when she was working at a factory. His husband is much older than her by almost 30 years and already have two children. 2. Thinking that he is rich, her parents were very keen for her to marry this man. When her spouse star revealed in 1997, she was married to him. 3. In 1998 and 1999, when her useful gods being attacked (Wood and Earth), she tends to have health problems and/or accidents. 4. In 1998, she was pregnant. Her husband instructed her to have an abortion. This was also indicated from her children palace. 5. In 1999, she had her knee operation. 6. The following few years she was not happy with her marriage; stressful, feel oppressed; her husband always shouting at her… She found out that her husband is not actually a rich man. My next article will discuss about her current Ta Yun and what will happen to her.  More about Ah May
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