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Understand your children using their BaZi Four Pillars of Destiny

Peter Yap | Thursday, 9 July 2009

With a comprehensive BaZi or your child destiny map can assist all parents to be more understanding and fulfilled their duties and responsibilities for upbringing and shaping their children's future.

Almost all couples especially the more educated ones would plan to start a family after marriage. They reckon that the quality of bringing up one or two children is more important than having too many children as they cannot afford to spend quality time with them. So they decided to have one or two children in common with most parents. They sacrifices a lot of their time and much of their financial being channeled towards their children's education and welfare. The joy in watching their child growing up can be a great joy. However during this stage of the child such joy is often accompanied by numerous problems often result in parent sporadic quarrels, arguments and even lead to separation.

Chart 2. Her early education luck.

Children education problems and their BaZi Four Pillars of Destiny.

Peter Yap | Wednesday, 1 July 2009

A person even though academically inclined or talented may been forced to leave school prematurely. This could be due to a lackluster luck cycle or lack of moral or financial support from their parents. BaZi can reveal the most appropriate period with canny accuracy for a person wanting to know the right timing to pursue higher education missed earlier. However, ignorance of the existence of luck cycles in a person's life may cause him to make wrong decisions that may adversely change the course of his life..

Chart 2. Her first 10 years luck cycle (大运 "ta yun") is a disaster education period, but...

Children education and their BaZi Four Pillars of Destiny
Peter Yap | Wednesday, 24 June 2009

BaZi Four Pillars of Destiny can be used as an indicator to reveal your children aptitude or inclination towards education. BaZi shows whether a child is able to complete his or her education. It can also use to choose a best timing for education. For example if one has missed an earlier opportunity to pursue their education, he or she can look at his education and good luck period to choose the best period for furthering his/her study.

Chart 2. His second 10 years luck cycle (大运 "ta yun"). A good education period.

Marriage and Spouse palace.
Peter Yap | Tuesday, 16 June 2009

The Spouse Palace is the Earthly Branch that is directly under the Day Master 日元. The star sitting at the spouse palace does not necceasry be the spouse stars. It can be any stars. Different stars will have different effects on our relationship with our spouse.

"BaZi Four Pillars of Destiny is the cause and 10 years luck cycle (大运 "ta yun") is the time-table."

Chart 2. The year she signed her divorce papers.

In just two years - He experienced extramarital love, said goodbye and suffered financial losses. Who did he choose to say goodbye? His wife or his lover?
Peter Yap | Tuesday, 9 June 2009

For spouses who have extramarital love, love might be sweet, to them a second chance to explore something that he or she has never dream of before but this kind of affairs are dangerous and can end up in tragic. Making a bad decision will break up their whole family and the relatonship will never be the same again. Separation and divorce can be the most painful events a family may ever experience especially for their chidlren.

Chart 2. In 2002 or 2003 he will have a new lover.

FengShui at home - your home and its surroundings part 4
Peter Yap | Tuesday, 2 June 2009

When you are inspecting your site of your house, you must make sure Qi is able to circulate freely, and for yin and yang to strike a balance, the land should not too dry or too wet. Therefore, try to avoid water-logged land or plot that reclaimed from disposal ground. This is based on the practical principal that these kind of land will bring ill health, and damp or structure problems. The ideal land is the one that is well aerated, and neither too wet nor too dry.