The Fourteen Major Stars
The fourteen core stars of Zi Wei Dou Shu, divided into the Zi Wei group and the Tian Fu group, each with its own character and its own bearing on a life.
Overview of the Fourteen Major Stars
Zi Wei Dou Shu (Zi Wei Dou Shu) uses the fourteen major stars (major star) as its core framework. These fourteen stars are divided into two main stellar systems: the Zi Wei stellar system (the seven stars of the Big Dipper) and the Tian Fu stellar system (the seven stars of the Southern Dipper). Each major star represents a unique personality trait and life theme.
The Seven Stars of the Zi Wei Stellar System
- Zi Wei - The Emperor Star, representing nobility, leadership, and a strong subjective consciousness.
- Tian Ji - The Wisdom Star, representing intelligence, adaptability, and strategic planning.
- Tai Yang - The Light Star, representing generosity, universal love, and proactive giving.
- Wu Qu - The Wealth Star, representing resoluteness, decisiveness, and a focus on the material world.
- Tian Tong - The Fortune Star, representing gentleness, enjoyment, and a relaxed demeanor.
- Lian Zhen - The Emotion Star, representing sensitivity, complexity, and extremes.
- (Empty Palace) - The Zi Wei stellar system sometimes features empty palaces, which are interpreted by borrowing the stars from the opposite palace.
The Seven Stars of the Tian Fu Stellar System
- Tian Fu - The Treasury Star, representing steadiness, conservatism, and tolerance.
- Tai Yin - The Moon Star, representing meticulousness, introversion, and a deep emotional attachment.
- Tan Lang - The Romance Star, representing versatility, strong desires, and excellent social skills.
- Ju Men - The Debate Star, representing strong analytical skills, skepticism, and eloquence.
- Tian Xiang - The Seal Star, representing uprightness, a spirit of service, and a dependent nature.
- Tian Liang - The Shadow Star, representing a sense of justice, maturity, and the ability to avert disasters.
- Qi Sha - The General Star, representing courage, drive, and solitude.
- Po Jun - The Transformation Star, representing revolution, destruction, and rebuilding.
Star Combinations
The combinations between major stars produce different chemical effects. For instance, when Zi Wei and Tan Lang share a palace, it is known as "Romance offending the Sovereign." When Wu Qu and Qi Sha share a palace, it indicates resoluteness and decisiveness, but also romantic turbulence. Understanding star combinations is the key to delving deeper into Zi Wei Dou Shu.
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