The fortune teller said that the brothers robbed the gods _ What did the fortune teller mean when he said that the brothers robbed the gods?

The so-called robbery is based on the Japanese Lord (the fifth word of the eight characters), and the Japanese Lord represents himself, while the same five elements as himself, Yin and Yang are the same (shoulder to shoulder), and Yin and Yang are different for robbery (robbing money). For example, if the Japanese Lord is Renshui, then meeting other Renshui is your "competition", and meeting Guishui is your "robbery". Better than robbery, people with less money value friendship and love to fight against injustice.

Comparison: shoulder to shoulder, that is, you meet elements with exactly the same yin and yang properties of the five elements, such as bentonite meets bentonite and fire C meets fire C.

Rob: rob money, that is, meet the same elements with opposite yin and yang attributes of the five elements, such as Wu Tu meets his own soil (Wu Tu is Yang and his own soil is Yin).

Shoulder-to-shoulder and robbing money are two of the "ten gods" in the eight-character numerology.

If a person is Jia Muyan, another Jia appeared in the Eight Characters or the Universiade. If Jia represents himself and the other Jia is exactly like him, it represents his brother and wife's lover or boyfriend. In other words, in any of the eight characters, if you represent yourself repeatedly, you will reveal a secret. In reality, there is a person with the same background as you.

Therefore, if a person's yen is a nail, and it also appears in the Universiade, it represents a possibility that there will be a person with the same identity as himself, probably his wife's lover. This heavenly dryness, which is the same as the five elements of the yen, is called "shoulder-to-shoulder" or "robbery". Every time a strong man meets a shoulder or grabs money, it means that someone shares what you have with you. This person may be a third party in love, a competitor at work, or your brother or sister.

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