Zi Rat (Shu) Water (Shui) Detailed explanation (Xiang Jie): Moon / Great Yin (3rd Earthly Branch) Water (Shui), Profound Wisdom | Xuan Xue (mystical studies) Encyclopedia
Earthly Branches (Di Zhi) First, belonging to YangWater (Shui), representing wisdom and strategy.
Zi Rat (Shu) is the Twelve Earthly Branches (Di Zhi) The first of them belongs to YangWater (Shui), representing wisdom, strategy, black (Hei) darkness, and north (Bei) direction. This article details the Meaning/Implication (Han Yi), imagery and Correspondence (Ying) of (Xiang Jie) Zi Rat (Shu) Water (Shui).
(1), What is Zi Rat (Shu) Water (Shui)?
Zi Rat (Shu) is the head of the Twelve Earthly Branches (Di Zhi), and the Five Elements (Wu Xing) belong to YangWater (Shui), representing the north (Bei), winter (Dong) Heaven (Tian), Night, Moon / Great Yin (3rd Earthly Branch). Wisdom, strategy, old Rat (Shu). Zi Rat (Shu) Water (Shui) is the Earth (Di) of Imperial prosperity (Di Wang) of Ren Water (Shui), when YangQi / Vital energy (Qi) is first born.
Imaging of (2) and Zi Rat (Shu) Water (Shui) at the Four Pillars (Si Zhu) center (Zhong)
(3), Relationship of Zi Rat (Shu) Water (Shui) to other Earthly Branches (Di Zhi)
Zi Rat (Shu) with Chou Ox (Niu) Six Harmonies (Liu He) (Earth (Di)), Zi Rat (Shu) with Shen Monkey (Hou) Chen Dragon (Long) Triple Harmony (San He) Water Formation (Shui Ju), Zi Rat (Shu) with Wu Horse (Ma) strong / supporting (Xiang) Clash (Water-Fire Clash (Shui Huo Xiang Chong)), Zi Rat (Shu) with Wei Goat (Wei) strong / supporting (Xiang) Harm, Zi Rat (Shu) with Mao Rabbit (Tu) strong / supporting (Xiang) Punishment.