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Bloodshed and injury; prone to external wounds and illness
"Bloodshed Sha is located by starting from Zi at the position of the birth month and counting forward to the position of the year’s Tai Sui. If it falls in the Life Palace’s three-harmony or opposite palace, it mainly indicates pox and sores, commoners being sentenced to penal servitude, and women’s childbirth perils."
Liu Xia is the same as Bloodshed Sha and is one of the inauspicious stars in the BaZi auxiliary-star system, mainly indicating bloodshed, external injuries and illness. The traditional method of locating Bloodshed Sha is to start from Zi at the position of the birth month and count forward to the position of the year’s Tai Sui. Those whose charts carry Liu Xia are more prone to accidents and blood-related misfortunes; when it falls in the Life Palace’s three-harmony or opposite palace, they should be especially cautious and vigilant.
When this Sha falls in the three-harmony or opposite positions of the Life Palace, its main influences include: skin disorders (such as pox and sores), legal disputes (commoners being sentenced to penal servitude), and childbirth difficulties for women. In modern society, one should pay particular attention to safety and protection, and avoid dangerous activities and environments. Extra care is needed when driving, exercising or using sharp tools, and women should strengthen medical monitoring during pregnancy and childbirth.
"Jia day sees You, Yi day sees Xu, Bing day sees Wei, Ding day sees Shen, Wu day sees Si, Ji day sees Wu, Geng day sees Chen, Xin day sees Mao, Ren day sees Hai, Gui day sees Yin."
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