If you don't ask for divination, you will be in trouble: don't ask Mr. Zi about the result of divination, let alone divination, otherwise good things will turn into bad things.
These two sentences are one of Peng Zuji's, and they are health-keeping manuals for a certain day or a certain time of the day in heavenly stems and earthly branches.
Don't do things in heavenly stems and earthly branches on a certain day or at a certain time, or something will happen. For example, the first sentence: If A doesn't open a position, the attribute will be scattered, that is, if A doesn't open a position, the attribute will be scattered.
Extended data heavenly stems and earthly branches The method of Gregorian calendar year, calendar month, calendar day and duration adopted in ancient China is the Gregorian calendar year, calendar month, calendar day and duration obtained by combining ten heavenly stems, such as A, B, C and D, and the earthly branches, such as Zi, Ugly and Yin 12 (each earthly branch corresponds to a zodiac sign) in turn.
There are five sub-Japanese meanings, namely Jiazi, Bingzi, Wuzi, Gengzi and Renzi. Zi belongs to water in the five elements, but after cooperating with Tiangan, the Tiangan of the five elements is different. For example, Yin Na's five lines of Jiazi are the gold in the sea, while Yin Na's five lines of Gengzi are the soil on the wall, so the characteristics of good and bad are different.
The judgment of good or ill luck of Ziri is based on the balance of the five elements and one's own needs, combined with heavenly stems and earthly branches in the year, month, day and time, and heavenly stems and earthly branches in the Universiade and the Palace of Life. If the child is what he needs, then the child will be fierce when he rushes, and the child will be lucky when he is born or prosperous; On the other hand, children themselves are unnecessary, so they are lucky when they are rushed, and fierce when they are born or prosperous.