Myth: It is wrong to consider a person born between 11pm to 1am as born on the next day

[Cecil Lee]

DO WE NEED TO BREAK THE ZI (RAT) HOUR INTO EARLY / LATE RAT

There is no need for this. I had recently replied to a user on this. Please see this link for more information about why:-  

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1. Some geomancers argue that if an individual is born during the RAT hour (11pm to 1am), the birth date must be adjusted.

1.1 Therefore, if someone is born on February 6th between 11pm and 1am, the geomancer asserts that the birth date is now February 7th.

2. Nonetheless, there exists the concept of the RAT hour spanning across TWO days:

2.1 Consequently, if a person is born on February 6th at 0000HRS, their birth date will always remain on that day.

2.2 Similarly, if the individual is born on February 6th at 2359HRS, it remains February 6th and not February 7th.

3. This is an expanded view taking into consideration 5th February:-

3.1. If born within 24 hours of 5th February, the individual will still be considered a 5th February birthday person.

3.2. It is not possible to change the birthdate to 6th February or back-date it to 4th February.

3.3. This is due to the fact that if one argues that the birthdate can be changed to a later day, it can also be changed to an earlier day, such as the Rat hour of 4th February.

 

[Cecil Lee]

Providing the time of birth can be beneficial, as it may impact the favorable elements and colors for individuals in certain cases.

Time of birth can be given between:-

1 to 2.59am or pm
3 to 4.59am or pm
5 to 6.59am or pm
7 to 8.59am or pm
9 to 10.59am or pm

For example:-
Cannot be between 2pm to 5pm thus should be either:-

[   ] 1pm to 2.59am or
[   ] 3pm to 4.59pm

Therefore, including the time of birth can prove to be advantageous, as it could potentially influence the favorable elements and colors for individuals in specific situations.

[Cecil Lee]

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