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Toni Cots
Male, Born Thursday, 17 Dec 1953 at 07:15 (1953 十一月十二辰时)
壬寅 Ren Yin (Yang Water Tiger) Day Pillar

Hour 时

Day 日

Month 月

Year 年

甲 Jia
Liver, gall bladder

Hour Heavenly Stem is 甲 Jia Yang Wood represents Liver, gall bladder

木 Shi-shen

壬 Ren
Kidney, bladder

Day Heavenly Stem is 壬 Ren Yang Water represents Kidney, bladder

水 Water

甲 Jia
Liver, gall bladder

Month Heavenly Stem is 甲 Jia Yang Wood represents Liver, gall bladder

木 Shi-shen

癸 Gui
Kidney, bladder

Year Heavenly Stem is 癸 Gui Yin Water represents Kidney, bladder

水 Jie-cai

辰 Chen (Dragon)
Spleen, stomach

Hour Earthly branch Chen(Dragon), Yang(Earth)

土

Qi-sha

木

Shang-guan

水

Jie-cai

寅 Yin (Tiger)
Liver, gall bladder

Day Earthly branch Yin(Tiger), Yang(Wood)

木

Shi-shen

火

Pian-cai

土

Qi-sha

子 Zi (Rat)
Kidney, bladder

Month Earthly branch Zi(Rat), Yin(Water)

水

Jie-cai

巳 Si (Snake)
Heart, blood
small intestines

Year Earthly branch Si(Snake), Yang(Fire)

火

Pian-cai

土

Qi-sha

金

Pian-yin

Early Childhood Before DaYun (10-Year Luck Pillar 童限 Tong Xian)

From Age 1 to 4

1 1953 Age 1 in 1953 in Early Childhood Before DaYun (10-Year Luck Pillar 童限 Tong Xian)	2 1954 Age 2 in 1954 in Early Childhood Before DaYun (10-Year Luck Pillar 童限 Tong Xian)	3 1955 Age 3 in 1955 in Early Childhood Before DaYun (10-Year Luck Pillar 童限 Tong Xian)	4 1956 Age 4 in 1956 in Early Childhood Before DaYun (10-Year Luck Pillar 童限 Tong Xian)
癸 Gui Yin Water 水巳 Si (Snake) Yang Fire 火土金	甲 Jia Yang Wood 木午 Wu (Horse) Yin Fire 火土	乙 Yi Yin Wood 木未 Wei (Ram) Yin Earth 土火木	丙 Bing Yang Fire 火申 Shen (Monkey) Yang Metal 金水土

DaYun 10-Year Luck Pillars (十年大运 Shi Nian DaYun)

When each DaYun 10-Year Luck Pillar Starts

Each DaYun begins on 27 of February of the first Solar year in its cycle.

💡In BaZi, the Solar Year starts from Li Chun (usually around February 4), not January 1. This means: If your DaYun starts on January 18, that date still falls before Li Chun, so it belongs to the previous Solar Year — even though it's already the second calendar year of your DaYun.
👉 In other words, January 18 of the second calendar year is still considered part of the first year of your DaYun, because Li Chun hasn't arrived yet.
🧠 This distinction is crucial when analyzing annual influences. Always align your year-by-year breakdown with the Solar calendar, not the Western calendar.
🗓️ In traditional Chinese age reckoning (虚岁 Xu Sui). Someone born in 2024 would be considered age 2 in 2025. This system starts at age 1 at birth and adds a year at each Lunar New Year, not on the birthday.

1st Luck Pillar (1957–1966) starts at the age of 5 in 1957

5 1957

癸 Gui
Yin Water
Kidney, bladder

水

亥 Hai
(Pig) Yang Water
Kidney, bladder

水

木

2nd Luck Pillar (1967–1976) starts at the age of 15 in 1967

15 1967

壬 Ren
Yang Water
Kidney, bladder

水

戌 Xu
(Dog) Yang Earth
Spleen, stomach

土

金

火

3rd Luck Pillar (1977–1986) starts at the age of 25 in 1977

25 1977

辛 Xin
Yin Metal
Lung, large intestines

金

酉 You
(Rooster) Yin Metal
Lunglarge intestines

金

4th Luck Pillar (1987–1996) starts at the age of 35 in 1987

35 1987

庚 Geng
Yang Metal
Lung, large intestines

金

申 Shen
(Monkey) Yang Metal
Lunglarge intestines

金

水

土

5th Luck Pillar (1997–2006) starts at the age of 45 in 1997

45 1997

己 Ji
Yin Earth
Spleen, Stomach

土

未 Wei
(Ram) Yin Earth
Spleen, stomach

土

火

木

6th Luck Pillar (2007–2016) starts at the age of 55 in 2007

55 2007

戊 Wu
Yang Earth
Spleen, Stomach

土

午 Wu
(Horse) Yin Fire
Heart, blood small intestines

火

土

Current 7th Luck Pillar (2017–2026) starts at the age of 65 in 2017

65 2017

丁 Ding
Yin Fire
Heart, blood small intestines

火

巳 Si
(Snake) Yang Fire
Heart, blood small intestines

火

土

金

Year-by-Year Luck Breakdown

65 in 2017 65 2017	66 in 2018 66 2018	67 in 2019 67 2019	68 in 2020 68 2020	69 in 2021 69 2021	70 in 2022 70 2022	71 in 2023 71 2023	72 in 2024 72 2024	73 in 2025 73 2025	74 in 2026 74 2026
丁 Ding Yin Fire 火酉 You (Rooster) Yin Metal 金	戊 Wu Yang Earth 土戌 Xu (Dog) Yang Earth 土金火	己 Ji Yin Earth 土亥 Hai (Pig) Yang Water 水木	庚 Geng Yang Metal 金子 Zi (Rat) Yin Water 水	辛 Xin Yin Metal 金丑 Chou (Ox) Yin Earth 土水金	壬 Ren Yang Water 水寅 Yin (Tiger) Yang Wood 木火土	癸 Gui Yin Water 水卯 Mao (Rabbit) Yin Wood 木	甲 Jia Yang Wood 木辰 Chen (Dragon) Yang Earth 土木水	乙 Yi Yin Wood 木巳 Si (Snake) Yang Fire 火土金	丙 Bing Yang Fire 火午 Wu (Horse) Yin Fire 火土

8th Luck Pillar (2027–2036) starts at the age of 75 in 2027

75 2027

丙 Bing
Yang Fire
Heart, blood small intestines

火

辰 Chen
(Dragon) Yang Earth
Spleen, stomach

土

木

水

9th Luck Pillar (2037–2046) starts at the age of 85 in 2037

85 2037

乙 Yi
Yin Wood
Liver, gall bladder

木

卯 Mao
(Rabbit) Yin Wood
Liver, gall bladder

木

10th Luck Pillar (2047–2056) starts at the age of 95 in 2047

95 2047

甲 Jia
Yang Wood
Liver, gall bladder

木

寅 Yin
(Tiger) Yang Wood
Liver, gall bladder

木

火

土

BaZi Four Pillars: Year, Month, Day, Hour (年柱, 月柱, 日柱, 時柱)

Hour Pillar (时柱): 甲辰 Jia Chen (Yang Wood Dragon) Hour Pillar

Hour Pillar (时柱) – Represents your children, late life, and ambitions. The Hour Branch shows your children or descendants, while the Hour Pillar (Stem and Branch) can reflect your later-life goals and personal aspirations.

Heavenly Stem: 甲 Jia Wood – The Big Tree

Strong trees reaching for the sky, upright and enduring.

Favorable vs. Unfavorable Traits

When Wood is favorable:
Principled, dependable, visionary, protective of others, and willing to take the lead. Jia people have a strong moral compass and often act as pillars of stability.

When Wood is unfavorable:
Stubborn, overly rigid, and unwilling to compromise. Once their beliefs are challenged, they may snap under pressure instead of bending.

Earthly Branch: 辰 Chen Dragon

Hidden Stem (藏干)

戊 (Earth)
乙 (Wood)
癸 (Water)

Favorable vs. Unfavorable Traits

When Earth is favorable:
The Dragon represents power, charisma, and vitality. Considered auspicious in Chinese culture, it carries the aura of authority and inspiration. When favorable, the Dragon energy bestows confidence, magnetism, and the ability to rally others. Its Earth foundation supports stability, while hidden Wood and Water provide flexibility and adaptability.
When Earth is unfavorable:
When unfavorable, the Dragon can be arrogant, temperamental, or prone to unrealistic expectations. Its intensity may overwhelm others or create unnecessary conflict. In BaZi, Dragons are often seen as transformative but need harmony with other elements to avoid imbalance.

Element Interaction: 甲 Jia with 辰 Chen Dragon

Jia 甲 sitting on Chen 辰 (Wu 戊, Yi 乙, Gui 癸)

Relationship:
Earth controls Wood → Restricting; Same element (Wood) → Companion/Resource; Water produces Wood → Supportive
Outcome:
Balanced

Compatibility: 辰 Chen Dragon

六合 (Six Harmonies) with Rooster
三合 (Three Harmonies) with Rat, Dragon, Monkey
六冲 (Six Clashes) with Dog

Day Pillar (日柱): 壬寅 Ren Yin (Yang Water Tiger)

The Day Stem (天干) is your Day Master (日元 or 日主), representing your core personality, energy, and essence. The Day Branch (地支) is the Spouse Palace (配偶宫 or 夫妻宫), showing your marriage and spouse-related tendencies.

Heavenly Stem: 壬 Ren Water – The Ocean

Boundless ocean, rivers, and rainstorms — powerful and deep.

Favorable vs. Unfavorable Traits

When Water is favorable:
Intelligent, broad-minded, and resourceful. Ren individuals are visionaries who think globally and flow around obstacles.

When Water is unfavorable:
Overwhelming, unfocused, or chaotic. Their vast energy can flood others when not contained.

Earthly Branch: 寅 Yin Tiger

Hidden Stem (藏干)

甲 (Wood)
丙 (Fire)
戊 (Earth)

Favorable vs. Unfavorable Traits

When Wood is favorable:
The Tiger symbolizes courage, ambition, and assertiveness. It carries the energy of leadership, initiative, and boldness. When favorable, the Tiger inspires respect, drives innovation, and empowers individuals to take decisive action. Its Wood nature represents growth and forward movement, supported by hidden Fire (passion) and Earth (stability).
When Wood is unfavorable:
When unfavorable, the Tiger’s strong energy may turn into aggression, impatience, or recklessness. It can become controlling or overly competitive, creating tension in relationships. In BaZi, the Tiger’s presence often indicates powerful influence, but whether it uplifts or disrupts depends on the chart’s overall balance.

Element Interaction: 壬 Ren with 寅 Yin Tiger

Ren 壬 sitting on Yin 寅 (Jia 甲, Bing 丙, Wu 戊)

Relationship:
Water produces Wood → Draining; Fire controls Water → Restricting; Water controls Earth → Dominating
Outcome:
Challenging

Compatibility: 寅 Yin Tiger

六合 (Six Harmonies) with Pig
三合 (Three Harmonies) with Tiger, Horse, Dog
六冲 (Six Clashes) with Monkey

Month Pillar (月柱): 甲子 Jia Zi (Yang Wood Rat)

The Month Branch (地支) reflects your parents (父母宮) and family environment. This pillar indicates nurturing, support, and early education.

Heavenly Stem: 甲 Jia Wood – The Big Tree

Strong trees reaching for the sky, upright and enduring.

Favorable vs. Unfavorable Traits

When Wood is favorable:
Principled, dependable, visionary, protective of others, and willing to take the lead. Jia people have a strong moral compass and often act as pillars of stability.

When Wood is unfavorable:
Stubborn, overly rigid, and unwilling to compromise. Once their beliefs are challenged, they may snap under pressure instead of bending.

Earthly Branch: 子 Zi Rat

Hidden Stem (藏干)

癸 (Water)

Favorable vs. Unfavorable Traits

When Water is favorable:
The Rat is known for intelligence, adaptability, and quick thinking. As the first of the Zodiac, it represents new beginnings, fertility, and resourcefulness. Favorably placed, the Rat brings strategic vision, charm in communication, and the ability to build networks easily. Its Water nature supports wisdom, insight, and flexibility in decision-making.
When Water is unfavorable:
When unfavorable, however, the Rat’s energy can manifest as overthinking, restlessness, and emotional instability. It may bring scheming behavior or excessive caution that prevents progress. In BaZi, whether the Rat’s Water influence nurtures or overwhelms depends on its balance with other elements.

Element Interaction: 甲 Jia with 子 Zi Rat

Jia 甲 sitting on Zi 子 (Gui 癸)

Relationship:
Water produces Wood → Supportive
Outcome:
Balanced

Compatibility: 子 Zi Rat

六合 (Six Harmonies) with Ox
三合 (Three Harmonies) with Rat, Dragon, Monkey
六冲 (Six Clashes) with Horse

Year Pillar (年柱): 癸巳 Gui Si (Yin Water Snake)

The Year Branch (地支) shows grandparents or early family heritage. The Year Stem (天干) also represents your self, especially inherited traits or early life influences.

Heavenly Stem: 癸 Gui Water – The Rain or Mist

Gentle rain nourishing all things, soft but pervasive.

Favorable vs. Unfavorable Traits

When Water is favorable:
Clever, compassionate, adaptable, and observant. Gui people excel at analysis and behind-the-scenes influence.

When Water is unfavorable:
Secretive, anxious, or inconsistent. May lack direction or become lost in emotions and self-doubt.

Earthly Branch: 巳 Si Snake

Hidden Stem (藏干)

丙 (Fire)
庚 (Metal)
戊 (Earth)

Favorable vs. Unfavorable Traits

When Fire is favorable:
The Snake is a symbol of wisdom, elegance, and deep thought. Known for intuition and analytical ability, it often embodies mystery and inner strength. When favorable, the Snake brings insight, refined judgment, and the ability to strategize with precision. Its Fire element enhances clarity and transformation.
When Fire is unfavorable:
When unfavorable, the Snake can become secretive, jealous, or overly suspicious. Its intensity may lead to overanalysis or emotional detachment. In BaZi, the Snake’s hidden stems (Bing Fire, Wu Earth, Geng Metal) add layers of complexity, making its influence highly situational.

Element Interaction: 癸 Gui with 巳 Si Snake

Gui 癸 sitting on Si 巳 (Bing 丙, Wu 戊, Geng 庚)

Relationship:
Fire controls Water → Restricting; Water controls Earth → Dominating; Metal produces Water → Supportive
Outcome:
Balanced

Compatibility: 巳 Si Snake

六合 (Six Harmonies) with Monkey
三合 (Three Harmonies) with Ox, Snake, Rooster
六冲 (Six Clashes) with Pig

Toni Cots's BaZi Chart reveals the intricate alignment of the Four Pillars of Destiny — Year, Month, Day, and Hour. Through this BaZi Calculator, it is possible to explore how the Heavenly Stems and Earthly Branches interact to shape personality, career path, and relationships. Each pillar offers insight into innate strengths, elemental harmony, and life potential. Above, a deeper look at the BaZi Profiling shows how these cosmic patterns influence success, emotional world, and destiny journey.

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Toni Cots Male, Born Thursday, 17 Dec 1953 at 07:15 (1953 十一月 十二 辰时) 壬 寅 Ren Yin (Yang Water Tiger) Day Pillar

Early Childhood Before DaYun (10-Year Luck Pillar 童限 Tong Xian)

From Age 1 to 4

DaYun 10-Year Luck Pillars (十年大运 Shi Nian DaYun)

When each DaYun 10-Year Luck Pillar Starts

1st Luck Pillar (1957–1966) starts at the age of 5 in 1957

2nd Luck Pillar (1967–1976) starts at the age of 15 in 1967

3rd Luck Pillar (1977–1986) starts at the age of 25 in 1977

4th Luck Pillar (1987–1996) starts at the age of 35 in 1987

5th Luck Pillar (1997–2006) starts at the age of 45 in 1997

6th Luck Pillar (2007–2016) starts at the age of 55 in 2007

Current 7th Luck Pillar (2017–2026) starts at the age of 65 in 2017

Year-by-Year Luck Breakdown

8th Luck Pillar (2027–2036) starts at the age of 75 in 2027

9th Luck Pillar (2037–2046) starts at the age of 85 in 2037

10th Luck Pillar (2047–2056) starts at the age of 95 in 2047

BaZi Four Pillars: Year, Month, Day, Hour (年柱, 月柱, 日柱, 時柱)

Hour Pillar (时柱): 甲辰 Jia Chen (Yang Wood Dragon) Hour Pillar

Heavenly Stem: 甲 Jia Wood – The Big Tree

Strong trees reaching for the sky, upright and enduring.

Earthly Branch: 辰 Chen Dragon

Element Interaction: 甲 Jia with 辰 Chen Dragon

Compatibility: 辰 Chen Dragon

Day Pillar (日柱): 壬寅 Ren Yin (Yang Water Tiger)

Heavenly Stem: 壬 Ren Water – The Ocean

Boundless ocean, rivers, and rainstorms — powerful and deep.

Favorable vs. Unfavorable Traits When Water is favorable: Intelligent, broad-minded, and resourceful. Ren individuals are visionaries who think globally and flow around obstacles. When Water is unfavorable: Overwhelming, unfocused, or chaotic. Their vast energy can flood others when not contained.

Earthly Branch: 寅 Yin Tiger

Element Interaction: 壬 Ren with 寅 Yin Tiger

Compatibility: 寅 Yin Tiger

Month Pillar (月柱): 甲子 Jia Zi (Yang Wood Rat)

Heavenly Stem: 甲 Jia Wood – The Big Tree

Strong trees reaching for the sky, upright and enduring.

Earthly Branch: 子 Zi Rat

Element Interaction: 甲 Jia with 子 Zi Rat

Compatibility: 子 Zi Rat

Year Pillar (年柱): 癸巳 Gui Si (Yin Water Snake)

Heavenly Stem: 癸 Gui Water – The Rain or Mist

Gentle rain nourishing all things, soft but pervasive.

Favorable vs. Unfavorable Traits When Water is favorable: Clever, compassionate, adaptable, and observant. Gui people excel at analysis and behind-the-scenes influence. When Water is unfavorable: Secretive, anxious, or inconsistent. May lack direction or become lost in emotions and self-doubt.

Earthly Branch: 巳 Si Snake

Element Interaction: 癸 Gui with 巳 Si Snake

Compatibility: 巳 Si Snake

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Toni Cots
Male, Born Thursday, 17 Dec 1953 at 07:15 (1953 十一月十二辰时)
壬寅 Ren Yin (Yang Water Tiger) Day Pillar

Favorable vs. Unfavorable Traits

When Water is favorable:
Clever, compassionate, adaptable, and observant. Gui people excel at analysis and behind-the-scenes influence.

When Water is unfavorable:
Secretive, anxious, or inconsistent. May lack direction or become lost in emotions and self-doubt.