BaZi : Uncle Lee : His third Ta Yun.
Monday, 14 January 2013
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Now let us take a look at Uncle Lee’s third Ta Yun.
Figure 1. His third Ta Yun. 1. Now his third Ta Yun was having favorable Ten God sitting on favorable. This was his good Ta Yun, right? He was going to be rich right? But sometime destiny is cruel and he was going to be poorer in this Ta Yun. 2. 1964 and 1965 were bad yers for him. He was struggling to support his family. The clashes between Metal and Wood. His second daughter was born in 1965. 3. In 1966, again he managed to start his own small shop. But unfortunately, this business was losing money and he ended it in 1967. 4. His first son was born in 1967. 5. He started to work at a factory somewhere at the end of 1967. 6. His second son was born on 1970. 7. He met with a car accident in 1971. This can be a calamity and luckily he survived. Again, the clashes between strong Metal and strong Wood. 8. His third son was born on 1973. 9. With a family of 7 members, he was really strugggling. From Uncle Lee's third Ta Yun, we learn a valuable lesson. Favorable Ten Gods might not be favorable at all. This was because his favorable Ten Gods lose their protection and cornered by his hostile gods.  More about Uncle Lee
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