Alexander Fleming

This year, Fleming was under the Jia-Wu Luck Cycle of Resourcefulness. The heavenly stem of the cycle, Jia Wood (Resourcefulness), is the regulating favorable element, indicating intelligence and a love for learning, beneficial for absorbing knowledge. The annual pillar Ren-Chen has the heavenly stem Ren Water (Peer), the most favored element for the Day Master, directly supporting it, boosting energy and enhancing learning ability. The earthly branch Chen of the year, together with the Day Branch Shen and the Hour Branch Zi (the original Hour Pillar is Jia-Chen, Chen contains Gui Water Robbery Wealth, here its water energy is considered), forms the Shen-Zi-Chen Triple Water Combination. The water energy is vast, serving as a strong root for the Day Master, greatly enhancing self-confidence and competitiveness. The annual auspicious stars include Fortune Star Noble and Heavenly Joy, indicating recognition by nobles and joyful events; the scholarship is a manifestation of this. The earthly branch Wu Fire (Direct Wealth) of the luck cycle combines with the earthly branch Wei Earth (Direct Officer) of the Month Pillar, also foreshadowing obtaining tangible benefits (wealth) through academic pursuits (officer).

This year, Fleming was under the Jia-Wu Luck Cycle of Resourcefulness. The heavenly stem Jia Wood is the regulating favorable element, indicating open-mindedness and learning new things. The annual pillar Yi-Wei has the heavenly stem Yi Wood (Harmful Resource) appearing. Harmful Resource governs intelligence, talent, and learning ability, aligning with the pursuit of education. The earthly branches Si-Wu-Wei form a Triple Fire Combination. Fire is his wealth star, representing a major change in environment and family (relocation). The fire combination strengthens the officer star (Earth), which represents academics, reputation, and rules, making enrollment in a formal institution logical. The year pillar repeats the Month Pillar Yi-Wei. The Month Pillar represents the sibling palace and early environment; repetition implies revisiting an old place or a recurrence of the environment. This relocation for study is a continuation and elevation of his early educational environment. The luck cycle and annual pillar have a gathering of noble stars: Heavenly Noble, Heavenly Virtue, and Moon Virtue appear together, indicating that despite the change, he received much assistance, had a smooth start, and laid a crucial foundation for his future brilliant scientific career.

This year, Fleming entered medical school, a key turning point in his life trajectory. In terms of destiny, he was under the Gui-Si Luck Cycle (1901-1910). The heavenly stem Gui Water (Robbery Wealth) of the cycle is the favorable element in his chart, representing the manifestation of personal ability and opportunity. Furthermore, the earthly branch Si Fire (Indirect Wealth) of the cycle combines with the Day Branch Shen Metal, forming "Si-Shen Combination into Water", transforming the energy of the wealth star into the energy of Robbery Wealth (Water), strengthening the Day Master's power and indicating that this ten-year cycle is favorable for acquiring wealth or resources through learning (Resource star). The annual pillar Gui-Mao has the heavenly stem Gui Water (Robbery Wealth) appearing again, stacking the energy of the favorable element, bringing personal drive and decisiveness to a peak. The earthly branch Mao Wood (Harmful Resource) of the year has a hidden combination with the Day Branch Shen Metal. Harmful Resource represents the learning and application of talent and skill; its combination with Shen Metal (Indirect Resource), which represents thought and learning, is the perfect timing for immersing oneself in studying professional skills. Both the luck cycle and the annual pillar show the Heavenly Noble star, indicating strong noble luck, receiving advice from his brother (Robbery Wealth) and support from the inheritance (Indirect Wealth), smoothly starting his studies.

This year, Fleming was under the Gui-Si Luck Cycle of Robbery Wealth. The heavenly stem Gui Water (Robbery Wealth) is a favorable element, representing the enhancement of personal ability and social circles. The annual pillar Bing-Wu has the heavenly stem Bing Fire (Indirect Wealth) combining with the Year Stem Xin Metal (Direct Resource) (Xin-Bing Combination into Water). This is the sign of "Wealth Coming to Combine with Resource". The Resource star represents academics, reputation, and official recognition; being activated by the wealth star indicates academic success and the attainment of honors and degrees. Simultaneously, the earthly branch Wu Fire of the year, together with the Year Branch Si Fire and the Month Branch Wei Earth, forms a Triple Fire Combination (Si-Wu-Wei Triple South Fire Combination). Fire is the wealth star; strong wealth generates the officer star, which represents career and achievement. This means the achievements gained through studies this year laid a solid financial and status foundation for his future career. The annual auspicious star Heavenly Noble appears, beneficial for receiving key assistance and recognition.

This year, Fleming was under the Gui-Si Luck Cycle (1901-1910). The heavenly stem Gui Water (Robbery Wealth) is favored by the chart, assisting the Day Master Ren Water, making him energetic and willing to compete and showcase himself. The annual pillar Wu-Shen (1908) has the heavenly stem Wu Earth (Killing) clashing with the Day Master Ren Water, seemingly pressure. However, Wu-Gui Combination into Fire transforms the pressure of the Killing star into wealth through the luck cycle, representing turning challenges and pressure into tangible results and reputation. The earthly branches Si and Shen combine. Furthermore, the annual branch Shen Metal is the longevity of the Day Master Ren Water and also his Indirect Resource, representing studies, research, and noble people. The luck cycle Gui-Si and the annual pillar Wu-Shen form a "Heaven and Earth Double Combination". This is an extremely favorable fortune combination, indicating internal and external harmony, receiving much assistance, a key period for forming good connections and career takeoff. The annual Shen Metal Resource star is strong, activating the Resource stars in the Year and Day Pillars of the chart, forming a flow of Officer (Wei Earth) - Resource (Shen Metal) - Self (Ren Water), corresponding to "excellence in learning leads to official position", gaining official recognition (Officer) and a stable position through outstanding academic achievement (Resource). This year, the favorable elements Water and Metal both gain strength, enabling him to stand out in his professional field and lay the foundation for his career.

This year, Fleming was under the Ren-Chen Luck Cycle (1911-1920). The heavenly stem Ren Water (Peer) is a favorable element. The earthly branch Chen Earth (Killing) of the cycle, together with the Day Branch Shen and the Hour Branch Chen of the chart, forms the Shen-Zi-Chen Triple Water Combination, transforming the power of the Killing star into a powerful water current, greatly enhancing the Day Master's strength and drive. The annual pillar Jia-Yin has the heavenly stem Jia Wood (Resourcefulness) appearing. Resourcefulness represents skill, talent, and dedication,恰好克制 the Killing star (representing pressure, danger, and military life) in the luck cycle and chart, forming the favorable combination "Resourcefulness Controls Killing", indicating he could use professional skills to face severe challenges. The earthly branch Yin Wood of the year clashes with the Day Branch Shen Metal, activating the spouse palace and the travel star, indicating long-distance travel and change, corresponding to heading to the front line. The heavenly stem Jia Wood of the year is also the regulating favorable element, and numerous noble stars such as Heavenly Noble, Heavenly Virtue, Moon Virtue, Heavenly Officer gather, meaning he could receive protection and opportunities in a dangerous environment, applying his knowledge to the great cause of saving lives.

This year was during the Ren-Chen Luck Cycle (Peer). The heavenly stem Ren Water is the most favored Peer for the Day Master. The water energy is vast, greatly enhancing the energy of Day Master Ren Water, making him feel more self-valued, firm in heart, and clear in goals. The annual pillar Yi-Mao has the heavenly stem Yi Wood (Harmful Resource) appearing. Harmful Resource represents talent, criticism, and innovative spirit, echoing the Harmful Resource in the Month Pillar of the chart. The talent and edge of the Harmful Resource structure were displayed to the extreme this year. The earthly branch Mao Wood of the year is Resource/Harmful Resource, harming the Hour Branch Chen Earth (Killing), forming the sign of Resourcefulness Controls Killing, representing challenging authority and old rules (Killing) with wisdom (Resource/Harmful Resource). The annual auspicious star Heavenly Noble appears, beneficial for gaining recognition and support in the professional field. The luck cycle, together with the Day and Hour Pillars of the chart, forms the Shen-Zi-Chen Triple Water Combination. Water is the favorable element, representing that personal belief and professional ability were greatly strengthened, enabling him to defy authority and publish groundbreaking academic views.

This year, Mr. Fleming was under the Xin-Mao Luck Cycle. The heavenly stem Xin Metal (Direct Resource) of the cycle appears, representing academic research and noble support. The annual pillar Ren-Xu has the heavenly stem Ren Water (Peer), a favorable element. Water governs wisdom and flow, symbolizing his keen observation and exploratory spirit. The earthly branches Mao and Xu combine. Mao Wood (Harmful Resource), representing talent for breaking conventions and discovery, combines with the annual branch Xu Earth (Killing), representing pressure and challenge, transforming difficulties and pressure in research into sparks of innovation. More crucially, the annual branch Xu contains Xin Metal (Direct Resource), which is the regulating favorable element gaining strength, meaning his inherent academic foundation and inspiration were fully stimulated. The chart itself has a Harmful Resource structure, indicating great talent. This year, the inspiration of Harmful Resource was activated, supported by Direct Resource, leading to the birth of this epoch-making discovery.

This year was during the Xin-Mao Luck Cycle of Direct Resource. The heavenly stem Xin Metal (Direct Resource) appears, generating and assisting the Day Master Ren Water, providing continuous energy support for academic research and inspiration. The annual pillar Wu-Chen has the heavenly stem Killing appearing, representing pressure, challenge, and breakthrough discovery. The earthly branches form the Shen-Zi-Chen Triple Water Combination, powerfully activating the favorable element Water energy for Day Master Ren Water. Water governs wisdom, flow, and change, corresponding to the inevitability contained within the 'chance' discovery. The annual Lonely Star is activated, indicating unique talent and inspiration will be seen; the Fortune Star Noble provides support, enabling him to capture an extraordinary signal capable of changing the world from seemingly ordinary observation. The earthly branch Mao Wood (Harmful Resource) of the luck cycle harms the annual branch Chen Earth (Killing). Harmful Resource represents innovative thinking and breaking conventions; Killing represents unknown fields and powerful breakthroughs. Their interaction is precisely the best astrological representation of a disruptive scientific discovery.

This year, the native was under the Xin-Mao Luck Cycle of Direct Resource. The heavenly stem Xin Metal (Direct Resource) appears, activating the energy of academic research, reputation, and prestige. The annual pillar Ji-Si has the heavenly stem Ji Earth (Direct Officer) appearing, representing career and official recognition. The earthly branch Si Fire of the year combines with the native's Day Branch Shen Metal, forming Shen-Si Combination into Water. Water is the root energy of the Day Master Ren Water, representing the convergence of wisdom, inspiration, and opportunity. This combination closely connects the wealth star of the year (Bing Fire Indirect Wealth within Si) with the resource star in the chart (Geng Metal Indirect Resource within Shen), symbolizing the transformation of research results (Resource) into potential value (Wealth). The annual auspicious stars include Heavenly Noble, Tai Chi Noble, State Seal, Fortune Star Noble, and School Hall gathered together, a strong signal for noble support, active thinking, recognition by official platforms, blessing, and study/research. Although the original chart's Month Stem Yi Wood (Harmful Resource) clashes with the luck cycle's Xin Metal (Direct Resource), representing conflict between innovative ideas (Harmful Resource) and traditional understanding (Direct Resource), leading to the results not being widely accepted initially, the powerful combination and noble stars of the year ensured the foundation and historical status of this discovery.

This event occurred at the transition between the Geng-Chen year (1940-1941) and the Ji-Chou luck cycle (1941-1950), a key node for career achievement. The native's Day Master is Ren Water, weak body favors Water and Metal. The annual earthly branch Chen, together with the original chart's Day Branch Shen and Hour Branch Zi (via the hidden stem Gui Water), forms the Shen-Zi-Chen Triple Water Combination. This is a major convergence of the favorable element 'Water' energy, greatly enhancing the Day Master's foundation and strength. Water represents Peers, symbolizing teamwork, cooperation, and responsibility, corresponding to the 'Oxford team assistance'. Simultaneously, the annual heavenly stem Geng Metal (Indirect Resource) appears, representing intellectual support and academic resources from the outside (Oxford team). The Fortune Star Noble and Heavenly Joy star are present, indicating turning danger into safety and joyful events, highly consistent with the good news of the trial's success and the patient's recovery. The luck cycle is about to transition into Ji-Chou (Direct Officer), entering a new stage of authority and responsibility; this success is the prelude to the new stage.

This year, Mr. Fleming was 63, under the Ji-Chou Luck Cycle of Direct Officer. The heavenly stem Ji Earth (Direct Officer) of the cycle combines with the Hour Stem Jia Wood (Resourcefulness), forming 'Resourcefulness Combines with Officer', representing that talent and achievements can gain official recognition and honor. The annual pillar Jia-Shen has the heavenly stem Jia Wood (Resourcefulness) appearing. This is not only the regulating favorable element for the cycle but also forms 'Jia-Ji Combination into Earth' with the cycle's heavenly stem Ji Earth, directly transforming the wisdom and creativity represented by Resourcefulness into the authority and fame symbolized by the Officer star. The annual earthly branch Shen Metal is the longevity ground of the Day Master Ren Water and also his Indirect Resource, strengthening his foundation and noble luck. The annual auspicious stars include the Heavenly Officer Noble, indicating it is easy to receive promotion and appreciation from nobles in the workplace, corresponding to the king's knighting. This year, the chart, luck cycle, and annual pillar interact, channeling the talent of the Harmful Resource structure, the knowledge of Direct Resource, and the creativity of Resourcefulness through the 'Officer' channel to the peak of life.

This year, the native was under the Ji-Chou Luck Cycle of Direct Officer, and the annual pillar was Yi-You. The heavenly stem Ji Earth (Direct Officer) of the cycle represents career, fame, and official recognition. The annual heavenly stem Yi Wood is Harmful Resource, forming the combination "Harmful Resource Meets Officer" with Ji Earth, which originally implies challenging authority. However, in this configuration, the Harmful Resource Yi Wood is strongly controlled by the annual earthly branch You Metal (Direct Resource), transforming instead into a display of talent and achievement. Moreover, Yi-Geng combines into Metal, turning the sharpness of Harmful Resource into the authority and honor of the Resource star. Most crucially, the annual earthly branch You Metal, together with the cycle's earthly branch Chou Earth and the Year Branch Si Fire, forms the "Si-Chou-You Triple Metal Combination". Metal is the most important regulating favorable element (Xin Metal) and Resource star in the chart. The Resource star governs documents, fame, and awards. This Metal combination is extremely powerful, concentrating the native's talent, effort, and teamwork (triple combination) into supreme honor. Simultaneously, the annual auspicious star "General Star" appears, indicating a leadership role within the team and the attainment of an authoritative position. Therefore, this year the native reached the pinnacle of his career, receiving the world-class honor of the Nobel Prize, a perfect manifestation in destiny of the Resource star gaining a combination, Harmful Resource matched with Resource, and the Officer star being utilized.

This year, the native was under the Wu-Zi Luck Cycle (Killing Cycle), and the annual pillar was Xin-Mao. The earthly branch Zi Water of the cycle, together with the Day Branch Shen Metal, forms the Shen-Zi Half Water Combination, powerfully activating and enhancing the energy of the most needed favorable element Water (Peer) in the chart. Water governs wisdom and prestige, representing the expansion of personal will and influence. The heavenly stem Wu Earth (Killing) of the cycle, though representing pressure, is transformed into a symbol of authority and fame under the support of the strong water combination. The annual heavenly stem Xin Metal (Direct Resource) appears, representing formal recognition and honor from official and academic institutions. Simultaneously, the General Star appears in the cycle's auspicious stars, precisely the period when leadership ability and authoritative status are displayed. The convergence of multiple factors led the native to the peak of his leadership position and public prestige in academia, a well-deserved achievement.