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Conspicuous nobility; high status and honor
"‘Yu’ means carriage; ‘gold’ carries the meaning of nobility. It is like a gentleman who holds office and receives salary: he must sit in a carriage to bear it. Therefore Jin Yu always resides two branches before the Salary (Lu) star; for example, for a Jia Zi person, Lu is in Yin, so Chen is Jin Yu. This Sha is the banner of the stipend destiny and the tally-axe of the Three Powers; it makes the native gentle in disposition and pleasant in appearance, with mild and courteous manners."
Jin Yu is an auspicious auxiliary star in BaZi, symbolizing conspicuous nobility and exalted status. ‘Yu’ means carriage, and ‘gold’ carries the sense of nobility; the ancients likened Jin Yu to the carriage in which noble persons ride, as a symbol of status and honor. Those whose charts contain Jin Yu naturally possess an aristocratic bearing, are prone to gaining social standing and reputation, and tend to be elegant and refined, with a gentle temperament and graceful manners.
This star is the banner of stipend destiny and the tally-axe of the Three Powers, making the native gentle in nature and pleasant in appearance, with mild and courteous conduct. When Jin Yu enters the natal chart, benefactors and people of rank are inclined to provide assistance, making it easy to obtain promotion and support from those in power. It is especially suitable for careers in politics, administration and other fields that require prestige and noble presence. In modern society, such individuals naturally possess leadership charisma and social ability, and are likely to win their superiors’ appreciation and advancement in the workplace.
"Jia with Dragon, Yi with Snake, Bing and Wu with Goat; Ding and Ji with Monkey, Geng with Dog; Xin with Pig, Gui with Rat, Gui meeting Tiger—whoever encounters this Sha will have soaring, exalted qi."
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