What does the Ten Gods mean? A detailed explanation of the relationship between ten gods and heavenly stems.

Many people know their fate of eight characters, but they don't know what their ten gods are. The strength of the ten gods will directly affect the pattern of the eight characters. So what exactly does the Ten Gods mean? What is the relationship between ten gods and heavenly stems? Here, I have carefully prepared the related contents of the eight characters and ten gods for everyone. Let's take a look at the introduction.

What does the Ten Gods mean?

Ten gods, according to heavenly stems and earthly branches's theory of Yin-Yang and Five Elements, belong to China's traditional numerology.

The eight-character numerology, based on the restraint of yin and yang and the mutual harm of punishment and punishment, is determined from the relationship between the Japanese pillar and other branches: shoulder-to-shoulder, robbing money, eating god, injuring officials, favoring money, killing seven, being an official and being biased, which is called "Ten Gods". The dryness of the sky is that yang dryness sees yin dryness, which is positive, yang dryness sees yang dryness, and yin dryness sees yin dryness as biased. Those who are the same as the five elements of daily work are robbing money, robbing money is positive, and robbing money is biased. The ten gods focus on personnel analysis, and the five elements focus on the weight of personal temperament, which complement each other.

The relationship between ten gods and heavenly stems

First, the original printing and partial printing: five elements of yen. For example, Japanese yen is nail wood, cinnamon water and non-nail wood are printed, cinnamon water is printed, and non-nail wood is offset.

Second, the official and the partial official: gram yen and five elements. For example, the Japanese yen is Jia Mu, Jin Xin and Gengjin Kejiamu are officials, Jin Xin is an official, and Gengjin is a partial official.

Third, positive wealth is biased towards wealth: five elements of the yen. For example, the Japanese yen is Jia Mu, Jia Mu's self-denial and the Reform Movement of 1898 are wealth, her own land is positive wealth, and the Reform Movement of 1898 is partial wealth.

Fourth, the positive food is partial eclipse: the five elements of Japanese yen. For example, Japanese yen is Jia Mu, Jia Mu was born in Ding Huo, Huo C is a food, while Ding Huo is a food, and Huo C is a partial eclipse.

5. direct ratio and partial ratio: it is five elements to help the yen. For example, the Japanese yen is nail wood, the ratio of nail wood to nail wood is nail wood, the ratio of nail wood is positive, and the ratio of nail wood is partial.