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What is Four
Pillars of Destiny?
The Ancient Chinese
developed the Art of Four Pillars of Destiny 3,000 years ago as
a method for enhancing the life experience. As with so many Chinese
inventions, they began with analysis and experimentation until
they had formulae that could be replicated and interpreted with
similar results.
They recognized that
each hour of the day has its own
energy.
For example 12Noon
is very different from 12Midnight. 12Noon is very yang and
full of life, while 12Midnight is very yin, quiet and still.
Thereby, each day has its own energy, June 21st is the
longest day while December 21st is the shortest. And of
course each month has an energy all its own as well. However, what
is less obvious is that each year also has its own energy. The Earth
tilts on its axis a few degrees each year, changing the influence of
the Sun’s influence on the Earth.
The Ancient scholars
realized that there is a complex relationship between the Earth and
Sun that is very powerful. Where the Earth is in relation to the Sun
at the hour, day, month, year and location of your birth has a
definitive impact on the energy field that surrounds you as you take
your first breath and therefore Your Destiny.
These
scholars depicted these complex energy patterns in the form of
Eight Chinese characters stacked on top of each other in the form of
Pillars. Each character represents a frequency, or energy pattern.
And the combination of two characters illustrates their synergistic
influence.
Each character is
strategically placed in the eight locations of the Four Pillars to
tell the story of planetary influences of your birth and therefore
Your Destiny.
How Does Four Pillars
of Destiny Work?
Four Pillars of Destiny
is a complex system of identify your Karma and future Destiny by
calculating information gathered from the time and location of birth
to determine future frequencies and their influence on you and your
future.
Using this technique,
the consultant is able to draw up a blueprint or map of a person's
Karma and life and advise the client on what action to take
during various phases of their life. In order to draw up a Four
Pillar of Destiny chart, the year, month, day and time of birth are
needed as well as the place of birth. If the time of birth is not
known then Three Pillars will be analyzed. A complete birth chart
will have Four “Pillars” consisting of eight Chinese Characters that
depict the various frequencies generated at the person’s time and
location of birth.
The annual cosmic
frequency is depicted by two Chinese characters stacked on top of
each other. Each character represents vibrations that are
characterized by one of the five elements of nature (Fire, Earth,
Metal, Water, or Wood). In addition to representing the two
frequencies individually the Pillar represents the relationship of
the two frequencies with each other. The location of the element in
the Pillar, top or bottom, also indicates significant information.
The Pillar is referred to as the Year Pillar.
Although months are
depicted much the same way as the years, determining the frequency
of their cosmic chi is more complex. Two Chinese characters stacked
on top of each other still create a Pillar that describes the cosmic
frequency that is generated that month by the Earth’s relationship
with the Sun. However, the month’s frequency is determined based on
the year’s cosmic Chi and the cosmic Chi created by the Earth’s
relationship to the Sun that particular month creating a distinct
frequency for that month.
The third Pillar of the Four Pillars of Destiny is the Day Pillar.
Like the Year and Month Pillar the Day Pillar is composed of two
Chinese characters that depict the cosmic Chi distinct to that day.
The hour also has its own frequency which is depicted the same way
as the year. When you put them all together, year, month, day and
hour of birth, side by side you have four pillars of Chinese
characters that indicate the person’s Natal chart of
Destiny.
What is a
Natal Chart?
The first breath a
person takes assigns their Destiny and thus outlines their
Karma. When you took your first breathe you inhaled the cosmic energy that was
occurring at your birth location. Whatever frequency the
Sun and Earth created at your specific location set the frequency of how
your Destiny would unfold. This determined your Natal
chart aspects and thereby the 'blueprint" of your Karma.
The Natal Chart is the basic
Four Pillars of eight Chinese characters and the map of the Cosmic
frequencies at the time of your birth. It is the foundation of Four
Pillars of Destiny chart. Every aspect of your Destiny/Karma relates
to the Natal Four Pillars. It defines your basic Destiny providing
insights into: relationships with parents, grandparents, spouse,
children; career, personality traits, finances, and health.
Why
Four Pillars of Destiny?
Four Pillars of Destiny
is very different from any other form of Astrology. Four  Pillars of Destiny analyzes the impact of the
relationship between the Sun and the Earth on human Experience. The
complex interpretation considers the planets that have the greatest
impact on our physiology and thereby our lives.
This system has proven
very accurate for more than 4,000 years. It is truly the road map of
your Karma.
What are Luck Pillars?
Luck Pillars describe
the ten year cycles of cosmic Chi derived from the Four Pillars. These “Pillars” depict what the energy will be
like for the individual for a specific 10 year period. This is very
specific to the individual. Luck Pillars are based on the year a
person is born and their sex. Analyzing the Ten Year
Luck Pillar in combination with the Natal Chart provides great
insight into the projected Destiny of an individual. They start any
time between birth and 10 years of age.
What is an Annual
Pillar?
Annual Pillars depict the
frequency of any given year. The frequency of the year is also taken
into consideration in a Four Pillars of Destiny analysis. How the
frequency of the Year Pillar interacts with the frequencies of the
Natal Chart and the Luck Pillars refines the interpretation of the
individuals Destiny to the year in
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