When Heavenly Stem Bing (丙) is above Earthly Stem Wu (戊) or Geng (庚), and Wu or Geng happens to be the hidden stem of Jia Zi (甲子) or Jia Shen (甲申) in the current Xun (旬), it is called 'Moon Qi Gains Command'. This signifies that the fire has something to attach to, allowing authority and power to be fully displayed. Plans can be successfully executed with momentum, making it a supremely auspicious formation.
Heavenly Stem Bing (丙) + Earthly Stem Wu (戊) or Geng (庚)
The Three Qi gaining command are truly usable; when the Six Jia encounter them, it is no small benefit. Yi meets dog and horse, Bing meets rat and monkey, Ding the Jade Maiden rides dragon and tiger.
When the Three Qi (Yi, Bing, Ding) are located above the hidden stem of the current Xun's Jia (六甲), it is called 'Gaining Command' (得使), like a sharp weapon placed in the hands of a capable person. Bing is the Moon Qi. The hidden stem of Jia Zi Xun is Wu, and the hidden stem of Jia Shen Xun is Geng. Zi corresponds to the Rat, and Shen corresponds to the Monkey, hence the classical saying 'Bing meets rat and monkey'. Therefore, when Heavenly Stem Bing is above Earthly Stem Wu or Geng, and that palace is precisely where the hidden stem of the current Xun is located, it forms 'Bing Qi De Shi'. To confirm this formation, one must verify the Xun's hidden stem: Bing above Wu is originally 'Flying Bird Falling into a Cave' (飞鸟跌穴), and with 'De Shi', it becomes even more auspicious. Bing above Geng is originally the inauspicious 'Fire Star Entering the Grand White' (荧入太白); only when the current Xun is Jia Shen and the Earthly Stem Geng is the hidden stem of the Xun is it considered auspicious due to 'De Shi'. Otherwise, it should still be interpreted as theft and financial loss, and the two should not be confused. 'Bing Qi De Shi' is a supremely auspicious formation, indicating that Bing's bright power has support, signifying the full display of authority and power, and rising fame. It is suitable for assertive, proactive, and openly competitive endeavors. Precautions: If Bing Qi enters the tomb in Qian 6th Palace, or falls into an empty void palace, its brilliance is obscured, and the power of 'De Shi' is reduced. If it also encounters an inauspicious door, beware of excessive fire leading to disputes; it is advisable to leave some room for maneuver. When applying this, the direction of the palace where Bing Qi is located can be taken as an auspicious direction, and its power is particularly evident when acting during the day.
It is advisable to seize opportunities to be in the public eye. Performance reviews, job applications, and public defenses will all be outstanding. Superiors are looking for talent, and your performance will be noticed. Those in power will see their commands executed, and it is an opportune time to introduce new policies and establish rules; however, avoid arrogance due to achievements, which can invite jealousy.
Wealth is strong and comes quickly. It is suitable for businesses that target the general public and emphasize momentum. Advertising and promotional investments will be effective. For those with Bing above Wu and 'De Shi', seeking wealth is highly auspicious, and large deals can be pursued. If it is actually the inauspicious Bing above Geng, first guard against theft and leakage before pursuing gains.
Relationships should be open and public. Proposals, engagements, and celebrations are all auspicious. Passionate pursuit is likely to succeed, and the other party will often be attracted by your aura and talent. However, Bing's fiery nature can lead to harsh words that hurt the other person; even in passionate love, maintain a sense of proportion.
Yang energy is abundant. Acute illnesses come and go quickly. Seek medical attention promptly and treat decisively; auspiciously chosen surgeries are viable. For cardiovascular issues, eye diseases, and inflammations, beware of excessive fire. When Bing falls into the Qian Palace and enters the tomb, the condition may be obscured, requiring careful investigation.
Travel proceeds smoothly with great momentum. Business trips, performances, and exhibitions are particularly favorable, with influential people assisting along the way. It is advisable to depart during the day and use main roads. For long journeys in summer, beware of heatstroke. If the palace is empty void, beware of wasted travel and round trips.
Lawsuits should be openly defended, presenting facts clearly. Public opinion and consensus will be favorable to you, ensuring victory, and official documents will be processed quickly. However, if Earthly Stem Geng is not the hidden stem of the Xun, beware of the opponent suddenly presenting evidence for a sneak attack; secure evidence first before going to court.
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