Xuanxue Encyclopedia
Comprehensive professional knowledge across Bazi, Ziwei, Feng Shui, I Ching, Tarot, Nine Stars and more. Systematically covering core concepts like Ten Gods, Five Elements, Bagua, Stars and more. Each article includes: classical definition, characteristic analysis, real-world imagery, functional mechanisms, practical cases, adjustment suggestions, and ancient formulas.
Detailed explanation (Xiang Jie): Day Branch (Ri Zhi) Sitting Ten Gods (Shi Shen), auspicious and InAuspicious (Ji) | Xuan Xue (mystical studies) Encyclopedia
Self-seating is an important concept in the destiny analysis (Ming Li) center (Zhong), referring to Day Branch (Ri Zhi) sitting with Ten Gods (Shi Shen). For example, sitting on one's own treasury, sitting on Officer and Killings (Guan Sha)). This article details the Meaning/Implication (Han Yi) and Correspondence (Ying) of "Xiang Jie".
Detailed explanation (Xiang Jie): Earthly Branches (Di Zhi) Relationship, auspicious and InAuspicious (Ji) Key | Xuan Xue (mystical studies) Encyclopedia
destiny analysis (Ming Li) center (Zhong) is an important Earthly Branches (Di Zhi) relationship, including Six Clashes (Liu Chong), Six Harmonies (Liu He), Triple Harmony (San He), Three Meetings (San Hui), strong / supporting (Xiang) punishment, strong / supporting (Xiang) harm. This article provides a Detailed explanation of the Meaning/Implication (Han Yi) and Correspondence (Ying) of these relationships.
Salary God (Lu Shen)Detailed explanation (Xiang Jie): Salary God (Lu Shen) Entering Destiny (Ming), Both Fortune and Prosperity | Xuan Xue (mystical studies) Encyclopedia
Salary God (Lu Shen) is the Auspicious stars (Ji Xing) of destiny analysis (Ming Li) Spiritual Evils (Shen Sha) center (Zhong), Main Salary, fortune Vital energy (Qi), Wealth Fortune (Yun). This article details the method, function, and Correspondence (Ying) of exploring (Xiang Jie) Salary God (Lu Shen).
Chen Dragon (Long) Earth (Di) Detailed explanation (Xiang Jie): Repository of dampness (Shi) Earth (Di), Remaining Qi (Vital Energy) of Wood (Mu) | Xuan Xue (mystical studies) Encyclopedia
Chen Dragon (Long) is Twelve Earthly Branches (Di Zhi) Fifth, it belongs to YangEarth (Di), representing Water (Shui), spring (Chun), Heaven (Tian), Earth (Di), and Dragon (Long). This article provides a Detailed explanation of the Meaning/Implication (Han Yi), imagery, and Correspondence (Ying) of (Xiang Jie) Chen Dragon (Long) Earth (Di).
Mao Rabbit (Tu) Wood (Mu) Detailed explanation (Xiang Jie): Imperial prosperity (Di Wang) of Wood (Mu) | Xuan Xue (mystical studies) Encyclopedia
Mao Rabbit (Tu) is Twelve Earthly Branches (Di Zhi) Fourth, it belongs to YinWood (Mu), representing east (Dong), spring (Chun) Heaven (Tian), flowers and plants, Rabbit (Tu) Zi Rat (Shu). This article details the Meaning/Implication (Han Yi), imagery and Correspondence (Ying) of (Xiang Jie) Mao Rabbit (Tu) Wood (Mu).
Sheep Blade star (Yang Ren) Detailed explanation (Xiang Jie): Blade prosperous (Wang) Unrestricted, InAuspicious (Ji) Dangerous Extremes | Xuan Xue (mystical studies) Encyclopedia
Sheep Blade star (Yang Ren) is the InAuspicious stars (Ji Xing) of destiny analysis (Ming Li) Spiritual Evils (Shen Sha) center (Zhong), The main character is fierce, extreme, and Inauspicious, and needs to be subdued. This paper details the investigation method, function, and Correspondence (Ying) method of (Xiang Jie) Sheep Blade star (Yang Ren).
Yin Tiger (Hu) Wood (Mu) Detailed explanation (Xiang Jie): Eternal life (Chang Sheng) of Wood (Mu) | Xuan Xue (mystical studies) Encyclopedia
Yin Tiger (Hu) is the Twelve Earthly Branches (Di Zhi) Third, it belongs to YangWood (Mu), representing east (Dong) direction, spring (Chun) Heaven (Tian), Tree Wood (Mu), Sheng Qi (Vital Energy) abound. This article details the Meaning/Implication (Han Yi), imagery and Correspondence (Ying) of (Xiang Jie) Yin Tiger (Hu) Wood (Mu).
Gui Water (Shui) Detailed explanation (Xiang Jie): Water of Rain and Dew (Shui), Nourishing All Things | Xuan Xue (mystical studies) Encyclopedia
Gui Water (Shui) is Ten Heavenly Stems (Tian Gan) Tenth, it belongs to YinWater (Shui), representing rain and dew, Spring Water (Shui), and wisdom and delicacy. This article details the Heart (Xin) nature, Joy (Xi) avoid, and image Correspondence (Ying) of (Xiang Jie) Gui Water (Shui).
Ren Water (Shui) Detailed explanation (Xiang Jie): The Water (Shui) of Rivers, Rushing Unceasingly | Xuan Xue (mystical studies) Encyclopedia
Ren Water (Shui) is the Ninth (Jiu) - Yang Line of Ten Heavenly Stems (Tian Gan), It belongs to YangWater (Shui), representing rivers, seas, and wisdom and adventure. This article Detailed explanation (Xiang Jie) Ren Water (Shui) Heart (Xin) nature, Joy (Xi) avoid and image Correspondence (Ying) use.