No replies to this topic

[Elohim]

6.7.2 Tzu Wei Stars Interpretations

Tzu Wei [The King of stars, or the Emperor’s Star] This is the star of destiny. It is generally considered to be the best of all stars to have in a palace. It confers honors, recognition, energy, good fortune and increase. Most importantly, it magnifies the importance of the Palace in which it is posited and the influence of any other stars in that Palace. In its positive expression it gives a reflective, refined nature and confers wealth, health, fame, a long and fortunate life, support from family, partner and peers, and successful children. Even when negatively placed with other stars the omens are not too bad, though it can cause rifts and problems from people whose status interferes with one’s own destiny. It has the character of the Sun and Jupiter elevated and in aspect to each other in Western terms.

Lien Chen [Purple Virtue] this is the star of the Virgin, or Pure Virtue. It is generally considered to be unlucky, having the character of Saturn with Virgo. At its best it brings the growth of wealth, both steadily and unexpectedly. This is only when the person is willing to put in a lot of hard work and when other fortunate stars are present. By itself it gives a stern and austere demeanor and confers shortness of life and unhappiness. When placed with negative stars it confers distance from people, hard work for no reward, and loss. It can also bring about unexpected circumstances that test the virtue of a person. Its best indications are for wealth through hard work—material or otherwise, no matter what area of life is at issue.

Tien Chi [Heavenly Secret] this star brings out latent qualities in a person or circumstance. It also confers surprises. It is an accentuating influence, rather than a primary one. It works best in the areas of cultural and literary affairs. By itself it gives the native a hot temper, health problems and both benefits and liabilities in foreign lands. It also brings great benefits through sidelines (avocations and side businesses) and religious affairs. It is generally considered to have a fortunate contribution and brings support. It has the character of a Venus/Uranus conjunction in the 5^th or 11^th house.

Tien Tung [Heavenly Unity] this star carries the character of Venus in general. It is gentle, modest and warm. It confers good relations, kindness and affinity with the feminine. It inclines to service work and handicrafts. The indications are not good for ownership of property, though. It is a supporting star, and accentuates what is already in a Palace. In educational matters it inclines toward doctoral studies and scholastic achievement. When adversely aspected it makes the native too soft and yielding.

Tai Yang [The Sun] the Sun brings renown, position, energy, enterprise, activity, hard work, and support. It brings success in business and politics. It produces movers and shakers, and good children. It indicates the father and men and in health matters governs the eyes [light].

Wu Chu [Military Music] (the Dancing Star) the star produces a strong will, a strong voice, a quick wit, and a hot temper. It yields financial success and success in

business and politics. In education it produces a broad knowledge base. It tends to produce speculation and busyness. With negative stars it produces separations, arguments, disharmony in the home, scars and nasal problems. It also produces success in transport and finance. It has the character of a Mars/Moon conjunction.

Tien Fu [the Southern Star] (a.k.a. Treasury and Palace Star) this star has the character of Jupiter trine Saturn. It can bring extreme material well-being and good fortune, as well as great success in business and politics. It gives high position, a splendorous lifestyle, help from siblings, a successful social life which also yields many opportunities in business, ability to save money, many siblings and benefit from them, marriage for life, a very capable partner who can also bring in substantial material support, prosperous children, many children, support from inferiors and great authority. With negative stars it dampens the enthusiasm, which also peters out, as well as a harsh life in later years. In terms of character it gives a gentle and polite personality, hard-working and progressive, clever and peaceful. In health matters it gives gallbladder and mental problems with negative stars.

Tai Yin [The Moon] the Moon produces a polite and gentle character and gives opportunities for good education. In occupation it yields reflective work such as astrology, religion, etc. It governs all aspects of the feminine and women, produces a big family, grants a good-looking partner and brings steady occupation. It yields a high position in society when well aspected and produces benefits from real estate, building and service industries. It especially produces property in the countryside and the rules the mother. With negative stars it produces overindulgence, family trouble, trouble with women, and "female troubles”.

Tien Hsiang [Heavenly Minister or General] this star has the character of the Sun with Jupiter. It gives a strong persona with periodic displays of temper. It can give a lot of strength, and makes one very attractive to the opposite sex. It produces a fondness of display, the love of uniforms and a good general dress sense. In occupation it produces success through politics. The general tone is of moderate increase in strength. It grants help.

Chu Men [Great Door or Giant Gate] this star has the character of Moon square Mars. It yields an obstinate temperament, an appearance of aloofness, great intensity of focus, high intelligence, quarrelsomeness, judgmentalism, and an authoritative air. The general indications are that of trouble with all types of intimate relationships. This person does better working alone. It gives success in business. In health it tends toward skin and stomach trouble. It marks one as being always active.

Chi Sha [Seven Killings or Seven Swords] this star has the character of Saturn with Pluto. It gives a stern and serious demeanor, a hot temper and quickness of mind. It marks one as being uncompromising. It can bestow nobility and high success, but it can also bring accidents, sudden illness, domestic violence, intimacy issues, and financial disaster. The best occupations are in heavy industry, the police force or the army. It can also bring success in travel and business. It is not generally good around property. It tends to give a hard life and the early death of one parent.

Tan Lang [the Greedy Wolf or the Flirting Star] this star has the general character of Scorpio. In its more positive expression, it gives good planning skills, a realistic and firm outlook, authority and intelligence. Its usual expression is of greed and lust for fame, money and sex. That produces intimacy problems, deviousness and rifts. In occupation it works best through the entertainment and cultural fields. Physically it produces protruding bones and venereal problems. Unusual features in the persona can bring wealth. In general indicates a hard life, rifts with parents and marital catastrophes.

Tien Liang [the Roof Beam Star] (Honesty and Blessings) this star has the character of Venus trine Jupiter. It gives leadership qualities, cleverness but sincerity, and a disdain for display of talents. It tends toward peaceful surroundings, good looking partners, respect, and creative and successful children. In occupation it does best through cultural affairs, published works and education. It also brings success through religion. In its negative associations it brings disrepute from the opposite sex and separations. It brings official success.

Po Chun [broken Army] (the Demolisher) this star has the character of the Sun in Leo square Saturn. In its more positive expression it brings authority and wealth, and many brothers and sisters. In health it gives boils and weak lungs. In occupation it brings best success through the transport industry, army or police force. It tends toward speculation. The general indications are marital troubles, hard-working with little enjoyment, parental trouble, a harsh life abroad and rebellion by inferiors.

Fire Star [Mars] this star is generally considered to be unlucky. In its best expression it can bring authority, wealth and a successful social life through forthrightness and energy. Its usual indications are rifts, upheavals, disharmony, accidents and disasters. In occupation it tends toward simple labor rather than professions. In health it can bring disabilities and deformities.

Ringing Star [Thunder] this star has the same connotations as the Fire Star.

Wen Chu [Literary Dissertation] this star confers fine facial features, high intelligence, the love of study, and refined conduct. It gives the native great care over appearance. It tends toward harmony and discourse and has the general character of Mercury. It can bring great wealth through writing. It also carries the connotations of the ninth house in Western astrology.
Wen Chang [Literary Discourse] this has the same general meanings as Wen Chu. It carries the meanings of the third house in Western astrology and confers cleverness and an outstanding mentality. It gives a strong, sound body and a good mind for business. In health it can contribute to nervous complaints and it makes one good with money. It can also confer renown.

Yang Ren [the Sheep Blade Star] (Lance) this star has the general character of Sun square Uranus. It is generally considered unlucky. In its most positive expression it confers courage, decisiveness, great wealth and a long life. In general though, it indicates losses and especially losses through accident and lack of thought.

To Lo [The Hump Back Star] (Armour) the indications for this star are troublesome. It carries the more negative character of Saturn, and is associated with disasters, disablement, robbery, ruined property, financial difficulties, short life, loneliness, few siblings, envy and suspicion, accidents and illness, harsh life with little reward, broken bones, lack of support, and death at work. In occupation it brings the best energy through the army or police work. In health it tends toward eye problems and broken bones.

Tien Kuei [Heavenly Leader] (Laureate) this star has the general character of Venus trine Saturn. It gives a refined, but stern, nature. It confers help from siblings, happiness, outstanding children, increase, regular and comfortable financial returns, good health, support, and land in the country. In occupation it attends toward community and charity projects. Negatively, it can bring recurrent illnesses.

Tien Tsun [Heavenly Store] this star has the general character of Taurus. It confers physical strength, a long and wealthy life, support, harmony, material pleasures, great benefit through property, few children, and great wealth. In occupation it works best through politics and business.

Tien Yueh [Heavenly Halbard] this star has the same meaning as Tien Kuei.

Tso Fu [Left Assistant] this star has the character of Venus trine Uranus. It gives a sedate and gentle nature, but with a competitive edge. It inclines toward a good social life, especially with the opposite sex and it gives predestined attachment to money and people. It assists other factors in a palace. It confers harmony, cooperation, obedient children and works prodigiously in middle age. In occupation it works best in business and politics.

Yu Pi [Right Assistant] same as Tso Fu.

I Ma [Traveling Star] (Steed) this star has the general character of well-aspected ninth and tenth houses in the Western horoscope. It confers the love of travel and travel through work, wide travel in foreign lands, and the enjoyment of beautiful views in foreign lands.

Tien Kung [Heavenly Void] this has all the same qualities of the other negative stars and is usually read with them. It has the character of Pisces and Pluto combined. Its best manifestation is through managerial work. Other than that it confers distress in marriage, heartbreak through children, disappearing children, many illnesses, great losses in foreign lands, rebellious inferiors, loss of inherited property, hard-working, and weak connections with people and money. This indicates a deep caring for brothers and sisters, but causes the native worry. It is disastrous in marriage.

Ti Chieh [Earthly Robbery] same as Tien Kung.

Tien Hao [Heavenly Destroyer] this star is only active in the Ming Palace. It has the character of Venus square Jupiter, and causes the native to spend money like water, yielding fluctuating finances.

Huang Luan [Red Phoenix] (Cordon) this star is only active in the Ming Palace. It has the character of Venus trine Mars, conferring a copious sexual magnetism, of which the native may take advantage.

Tien Hsi [Heavenly Happiness] this star has the lighter character of Sun square Jupiter without the financial implications. It operates only in the Ming Palace. The reading is of a person who takes nothing seriously and is always happy.

Tien Yao [Heavenly Beauty] (Romance) this star has the character of Venus Mars and Neptune combined. The general indication is of sexual excesses along with substance abuse. It also indicates that the native enjoys making friends with the opposite sex.

Tien Hsing [Heavenly Punishment] this star has the general character of Saturn in the seventh house. It confers a stern nature, loneliness and legal difficulties.

Hua Chuan [Transforming Authority] (Power) this star has the general character of Mars trine Saturn. It indicates the native will obtain power and authority, a great amount of money, promotion and good progress at work, and works best through managerial roles.

Hua Lu [Transforming Salary] (Prosperity and Fortune) this star has the general character of Jupiter in the Midheaven. It confers many chances through promotion, a wealthy lifestyle, and two to three opportunities for making money.

Hua Chi [Transforming Jealousy] (Cloud, Annoyance) this star has the general character of Mars square Saturn. It confers easily missed opportunities (bad judgment), sacrifices, rifts with partners, harm to children, no attachment to money, physical weakness, early death, work for low wages, rebellious inferiors, great losses, fluctuating fortunes, loss of property and hard-work with no enjoyment.

Hua Ko [Transforming Examination] (Success and Fame) This star has the general character of Sun trine Jupiter. It confers luck in exams, success, admiration of others for one's skills, and a consistent prosperity.