BaZi Profiling and Feng Shui Articles

BaZi Profiling: From Respected Lawyer to Powerful Public Figure

Peter Yap | Friday, 7 November 2025
A Weak Day Master’s Rise: Harnessing the Power of Excess 7-Killings (七杀格)

In classical BaZi theory, a weak Yi 乙 Wood Day Master born in a Metal month (You 酉) is often viewed as fragile — like a tender vine surrounded by blades. Metal, representing Direct Officer (正官) and Seven Killings (七杀), is said to restrain Wood, bringing pressure and control. Traditionally, this combination is seen as unfavorable and difficult to manage.

BaZi Profiling: Margaret Thatcher’s Seven Killings Chart & Political Timeline

Peter Yap | Friday, 31 October 2025
DaYun Timeline: Key Life Phases of Margaret Thatcher. Walk through each DaYun (1st–8th) with dates and elemental influences.

Margaret Thatcher, famously known as the "Iron Lady," exhibits a classic Seven Killings Day Master personality: determined, ambitious, and willing to face challenges head-on. Her BaZi chart reflects a life of strong will, strategic thinking, and political dominance, with periods of intense activity and public scrutiny coinciding with her DaYun cycles.

BaZi Profiling: Police Turned Bank Robber & Killer

Peter Yap | Tuesday, 28 October 2025
The Life Path of a Police Officer Turned Criminal

In BaZi (Four Pillars of Destiny) study, every chart reveals a story of element flow (alignment), strength, and destiny flow. Sometimes, a person’s chart carries strong conflicting energies — elements that push against each other, leading to inner turmoil and extreme outcomes. The case of this individual, once a disciplined police officer who turned into a bank robber and serial killer, offers a striking example of how an unaligned BaZi structure.

BaZi Chart: Why Balance Doesn’t Guarantee Success

Peter Yap | Saturday, 25 October 2025
Balance ≠ Success — Success Comes from Alignment, Not Balance

In BaZi (八字), many people believe that a balanced chart — one where all Five Elements (五行) are present and evenly distributed — guarantees a life of success and harmony. However, this is one of the biggest misconceptions in Chinese metaphysics.

In BaZi, success is not determined by balance, but by alignment with a powerful, rooted, and thriving Useful Ten God (喜用神) and its associated elements. This alignment reinforces the favorable Ten Gods (喜神), allowing the BaZi structure (八字命格) to flourish.

BaZi Four Pillars of Sanae Takaichi: Japan’s First Female Prime Minister

Peter Yap | Tuesday, 21 October 2025
How elemental timing and Ten Gods aligned to bring Sanae Takaichi to premiership.

It was only after two failed attempts that, on Tuesday, Sanae Takaichi finally achieved her long-held ambition — becoming Japan’s first female Prime Minister. Her political rise offers a fascinating reflection of her BaZi (Four Pillars of Destiny), where timing, elements, and effort converge to shape destiny.

Political Luck Through BaZi: Four Pillars & 10-Year Cycles

Peter Yap | Monday, 20 October 2025
The Sudden Rise: 10-Year DaYun Breakthrough

Raymond Wong Yuk-man (黃毓民) is a well-known Hong Kong political commentator, media personality, and legislator, whose career trajectory is as fascinating as it is inspiring. Rising to fame during his 1992 DaYun (10-year luck pillar) period, Wong transitioned from teaching to media, eventually becoming one of Hong Kong’s most influential voices in social commentary. His unique blend of outspoken opinions and charisma cemented his popularity among the public.