The mutual destruction usually refers to the mutual destruction of the Earthly Branches.
Xiangpo is a term in traditional Chinese numerology, which is mainly used to describe the conflicts and adverse effects between people on the attributes of the five elements. In numerology, the mutual relationship between people mainly refers to the mutual restraint between the five elements and the mutual interference between the earthly branches. These relationships mainly include six conflicts, six harms, six combinations and three punishments.
Liu Chong refers to the conflict between the six earthly branches, namely Ziwu Chong, Chouwei Chong, Yinshen Chong, Maoyou Chong, Chenxu Chong and Sihai Chong. The six harms refer to the mutual interference between the six earthly branches, namely Ziwei harm, Chouwu harm, Yinsi harm, Maochen harm, Shenhai harm and Youxu harm.
Liuhe refers to the mutual cooperation between the six earthly branches, namely Zichouhe, Yinhaihe, Maoxuhe, Chenyouhe, Sishenhe and Wuweihe. The three punishments refer to the mutual punishments between the three earthly branches, namely Chouxu punishment, Yinsi punishment and Zimao punishment.
The concept of compatibility is very important in numerology because it can help people understand and predict the relationship between people. If the Five Elements attributes of two people conflict with each other, then they may cause conflict, weaken each other, and even bring disaster together.
Notes on phase breaking:
1. In-depth understanding of the meaning of phase breaking: phase breaking, also known as phase square or conflict, in Feng Shui and numerology, usually refers to A conflicting or disharmonious relationship between two or more elements. When applying the phase breaking theory, we must first have an in-depth understanding of its deep meaning and specific manifestations to avoid erroneous judgments or decisions caused by misunderstandings or one-sided understanding.
2. Comprehensively consider the overall pattern: When analyzing the relationship between each other, one element cannot be viewed in isolation, but should be considered in the context of the entire environment or pattern. There may be complex interactions and influences between different elements, so when dealing with phase disruption issues, it is necessary to comprehensively examine the position, power balance, and interaction between each element.
3. Seeking balance and reconciliation: Breaking up is not an absolutely negative phenomenon, but represents a dynamic contradiction and conflict. In practical applications, we should seek to alleviate the impact of phase breakage by adjusting the layout, introducing intermediary elements, or using other methods to achieve the goal of harmonious perfection. This requires flexible thinking and innovative solutions to achieve balance and stability in the overall environment.
The above content needs to be combined with the actual situation and is for reference only.