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Taiji Guiren (太极贵人)

Function

Taiji Guiren is one of the auspicious stars in the Four Pillars of Destiny, representing the smoothness, success, and assistance from benefactors throughout the life of the person. Those with Taiji Guiren in their destiny are usually intelligent, eager to learn, and capable of completing tasks from start to finish, receiving help from benefactors throughout their lives to overcome difficulties. Taiji Guiren bestows the person with both fortune and prosperity, especially in later years, allowing them to enjoy a happy and comfortable life. If a person has Taiji Guiren, they often achieve significant accomplishments in fields such as career and academics, particularly in research, innovation, and philosophy. The person is upright, steady in their actions, and possesses a strong drive, ultimately achieving long-term success and rewards in the pursuit of their goals.

  • Intelligent and Eager to Learn: The person usually possesses intelligence and a love for studying subjects like literature, history, philosophy, and religion, with a spirit of inquiry.
  • Fortune and Prosperity: A smooth career throughout life, with a comfortable and prosperous old age, enjoying blessings and longevity.
  • Assistance from Benefactors: The person often receives help from benefactors, able to overcome difficulties and turn danger into safety.
  • Completing Tasks from Start to Finish: The person is upright, completes tasks from start to finish, and can persist in their goals, ultimately achieving success.

Method of Calculation

The calculation of Taiji Guiren is usually done through the person's day stem or year stem. According to classical destiny studies, Taiji Guiren appears in specific years and dates. The method is as follows:

  • Jia (甲) and Yi (乙) born in Zi (子) and Wu (午)
  • Bing (丙) and Ding (丁) born in Mao (卯) and You (酉)
  • Wu (戊) and Ji (己) born in Chen (辰), Xu (戌), Chou (丑), and Wei (未)
  • Geng (庚) and Xin (辛) born in Yin (寅) and Hai (亥)
  • Ren (壬) and Gui (癸) born in Si (巳) and Shen (申)

By observing the person's year stem or day stem and matching it with the above years and Earthly Branches, one can determine if the person has Taiji Guiren. If this auspicious star is present, it usually indicates that the person will have outstanding intelligence and achievements, gaining significant success in academics, career, and other areas.

Taiji Guiren originates from ancient mythology, representing the origin of the universe and the beginning of creation. Taiji originally refers to the primordial state of all things, the starting point of the transformation of heaven and earth, symbolizing the creative force from nothingness and the indestructible vitality. Therefore, those with Taiji Guiren in their destiny often exhibit this characteristic of continuous development without a beginning or end.

In "San Ming Tong Hui" it is mentioned: "Taiji is the beginning, the initial state, things created at the beginning are Taiji, completion, and collection. Things have a return, which is called Ji, creation and transformation from beginning to end are preserved, thus called Taiji Guiren." This indicates that Taiji Guiren represents a complete and consistent force, allowing the person to maintain stability and progress amidst the changes of fate.

In "Li Ji · Jing Jie," the "Yi" says: "A gentleman is cautious at the beginning, a slight deviation can lead to a thousand miles of error." This also reflects the power symbolized by Taiji Guiren, where a small beginning determines the future direction and the success or failure of destiny. Taiji Guiren provides the person with a stable foundation, enabling them to progress steadily in adversity.