The animal in the day pillar

[myfs_151471]

Hello,
I read that the heavenly stem in the day pillars represents the basic personality traits of a person. But I was wondering what the animal in the day pillar represents, for instance if I was born in the day where the rabbit is represented does that mean I also have rabbit traits? So what about the zodiac animal year that I was born in ? Does it also represent me?
Thanks if you can reply =]

[Cecil Lee]

These are some considerations:
1. Usually, most people started off under the Chinese Zodiac (animal) signs = Personal traits.
2. A sample can be found under http://lovesigns.net
3. Ba zi can be as detalied as analysing 4 pillars or even 6 or even 8 pillars etc....
4. Another cousin is the Tze Wei Dou Shu counterpart of Fortune Telling (incorporating or combining Astrology and Chinese Zodiac.)
5. Even under the Chinese zodiac signs, because of the combination of the heavenly stem and earthly branches: even if one is say a Rabbit; there are also different kinds of rabbit e.g. the Metal Rabbit, the Water Rabbit, the Wood Rabbit, the Fire Rabbit or even the Earth Rabbit.
5.1. Each having it's own traits.
6. In a Ba Zi analysis, the terms of threats, punishments etc... is the interaction of all the variables of the YYYY, MM, DD, HH and even House of Life and Conception. (For the dead, two more extra pillars). With various permutations, interactions, clashes of all the elements, today we call this "need the assistance of computing power" to do these tedious tasks.
6.1. Even the generic term Ba Zi sounds the same; but in the hands of many practitioners, it will greatly differ and the analysis can range from a below par to mid level to Rolls Royce type of analysis.
6.2. Even experts can't get Para 6 correct, far lessa lay person.

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On 4/24/2012 9:49:49 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Hello,
I read that the heavenly stem
in the day pillars represents
the basic personality traits
of a person. But I was
wondering what the animal in
the day pillar represents, for
instance if I was born in the
day where the rabbit is
represented does that mean I
also have rabbit traits? So
what about the zodiac animal
year that I was born in ? Does
it also represent me?
Thanks if you can reply =]

[Cecil Lee]

1. Further to what I had mentioned:
http://www.lovesigns.net/horoscope/ayear/a90-2010.htm
1.1 You will notice that even under a specific year, the Heavely stem and Earthly branch will interact.
1.2 Thus a person born between;

27 Jan 1990 to 14 Feb 1991 is considered as a Metal Horse

2. The above Chinese astrology is based purely on Year of birth.
3. For month analysis, it is a different cup-of-tea. As the lowest common denominator: The Five Elements concept is used, here. And Month Analyis is associated with Ba Zi or Four Pillars or Pillars of Destiny.

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On 4/24/2012 10:44:50 PM, Anonymous wrote:
These are some considerations:1.
Usually, most people started off under
the Chinese Zodiac (animal) signs =
Personal traits.2. A sample can be found
under http://lovesigns.net3. Ba zi
can be as detalied as analysing 4
pillars or even 6 or even 8 pillars
etc....4. Another cousin is the Tze Wei
Dou Shu counterpart of Fortune Telling
(incorporating or combining Astrology
and Chinese Zodiac.)5. Even under the
Chinese zodiac signs, because of the
combination of the heavenly stem and
earthly branches: even if one is say a
Rabbit; there are also different kinds
of rabbit e.g. the Metal Rabbit, the
Water Rabbit, the Wood Rabbit, the Fire
Rabbit or even the Earth Rabbit.5.1.
Each having it's own traits. 6. In a Ba
Zi analysis, the terms of threats,
punishments etc... is the interaction of
all the variables of the YYYY, MM, DD,
HH and even House of Life and
Conception. (For the dead, two more
extra pillars). With various
permutations, interactions, clashes of
all the elements, today we call this
"need the assistance of computing power"
to do these tedious tasks.6.1. Even the
generic term Ba Zi sounds the same; but
in the hands of many practitioners, it
will greatly differ and the analysis can
range from a below par to mid level to
Rolls Royce type of analysis.6.2. Even
experts can't get Para 6 correct, far
lessa lay person.On 4/24/2012
9:49:49 PM, Vanny Nong wrote:
Hello,
I read that the heavenly stem
in
the day pillars represents
the basic
personality traits
of a person. But
I was
wondering what the animal in
the day pillar represents, for
instance if I was born in the
day where the rabbit is
represented does that mean I
also have rabbit traits? So
what
about the zodiac animal
year that I
was born in ? Does
it also represent
me?
Thanks if you can reply =]

[Cecil Lee]

In a Ba zi that has 6 pillars: Year, MM, DD, HH, House of Life & Conception;
There are 6 Heavenly stems and 6 Earthly branches that interact with each other e.g. resulting in triple combinations etc...

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On 4/24/2012 10:56:43 PM, Anonymous wrote:
1. Further to what I had
mentioned:http://www.lovesigns
.net/horoscope/ayear/a90-2010.
htm1.1 You will notice that
even under a specific year,
the Heavely stem and Earthly
branch will interact.1.2 Thus
a person born between;
27 Jan 1990 to 14 Feb 1991 is considered
as a Metal Horse2. The above Chinese
astrology is based purely on Year of
birth.3. For month analysis, it is
a different cup-of-tea. As the lowest
common denominator: The Five Elements
concept is used, here. And Month Analyis
is associated with Ba Zi or Four Pillars
or Pillars of Destiny.On 4/24/2012
10:44:50 PM, Cecil Lee wrote:
These
are some considerations:1.
Usually,
most people started off under
the
Chinese Zodiac (animal) signs =
Personal traits.2. A sample can be
found
under
http://lovesigns.net3. Ba zi
can be as detalied as analysing 4
pillars or even 6 or even 8 pillars
etc....4. Another cousin is the Tze
Wei
Dou Shu counterpart of Fortune
Telling
(incorporating or combining
Astrology
and Chinese Zodiac.)5.
Even under the
Chinese zodiac signs,
because of the
combination of the
heavenly stem and
earthly branches:
even if one is say a
Rabbit; there
are also different kinds
of rabbit
e.g. the Metal Rabbit, the
Water
Rabbit, the Wood Rabbit, the Fire
Rabbit or even the Earth Rabbit.5.1.
Each having it's own traits. 6. In a
Ba
Zi analysis, the terms of
threats,
punishments etc... is the
interaction of
all the variables of
the YYYY, MM, DD,
HH and even House
of Life and
Conception. (For the
dead, two more
extra pillars). With
various
permutations, interactions,
clashes of
all the elements, today
we call this
"need the assistance of
computing power"
to do these tedious
tasks.6.1. Even the
generic term Ba
Zi sounds the same; but
in the hands
of many practitioners, it
will
greatly differ and the analysis can
range from a below par to mid level
to
Rolls Royce type of analysis.6.2.
Even
experts can't get Para 6
correct, far
lessa lay
person.On 4/24/2012
9:49:49 PM,
Vanny Nong wrote:
Hello,
I
read that the heavenly stem
in
the day pillars represents
the
basic
personality traits
of a
person. But
I was
wondering what
the animal in
the day pillar
represents, for
instance if I
was born in the
day where the
rabbit is
represented does that
mean I
also have rabbit traits?
So
what
about the zodiac animal
year that I
was born in ? Does
it also represent
me?
Thanks
if you can reply =]