Is it true for a strong DM that Jie Cai is unfavourable. Meaning for the entire life, the person can encounter many nuisance, saying bad words, fighting and cursing words as expression of disgust.

1. Please note that Ba Zi has several escape clauses such as philantropy; one's education and surroundings.
2. For example, two persons: A and Bwere born on the same day and same time and both have what you mentioned.
2.1 For example : Person A was born in JAPAN. and Person B was born in a bad part of USA.
2.2 I would believe if person A is living in Japan and surrounding people around him/her often if never curse and swear.
2.3 But the Person B who has a rougher life may perhapsbe will forever be fighting and cursing.
3. Thus family, friends, neighbours can be a great influence, here.
4. Therefore, Ba Zi is only a snap-shot of what one is born with. But the environment that one is/was brought up and surroundings would be important.
5. For example, Person B gets into trouble and placed in certain jails. Some jails are rough neighbourhood(s).
6. Therefore, I personal believe what you mentioned cannot be a slam-dunk situation.
7. However, psychologically: some get into trouble based on "auto-suggestion and self-fulfiling prophecy.
7.1. For example, a joker reads and keeps reminding himself that his bazi "JUSTIFIES" him to be forever fighting and cursing. Well you know the story, here....

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On 5/8/2012 10:27:17 AM, Anonymous wrote:
Is it true for a strong DM
that Jie Cai is unfavourable.
Meaning for the entire life,
the person can encounter many
nuisance, saying bad words,
fighting and cursing words as
expression of disgust.

1. We can draw a parallel with the "Yellow ribbon".
2. Let's hope that person changes for good. A glimmer of hope? If not, what the HECK! Sent that person to JAPAN! or NIPPON LAND! A land of few curses and lots of bowing....
3. I assure you, if the person you mentioned goes to Nippon, he/she will be cured!
4. Some consider the Yellow Ribbon a project as they believe that out of all the hardcore; some might change for the better

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On 5/8/2012 12:25:18 PM, Anonymous wrote:
1. Please note that Ba Zi has several
escape clauses such as philantropy;
one's education and surroundings.2. For
example, two persons: A and Bwere
born on the same day and same time and
both have what you mentioned. 2.1 For
example : Person A was born in JAPAN.
and Person B was born in a bad part of
USA.2.2 I would believe if person A is
living in Japan and surrounding people
around him/her often if never curse and
swear.2.3 But the Person B who has a
rougher life may perhapsbe will
forever be fighting and cursing.3. Thus
family, friends, neighbours can be a
great influence, here.4. Therefore, Ba
Zi is only a snap-shot of what one is
born with. But the environment that one
is/was brought up and surroundings would
be important.5. For example, Person B
gets into trouble and placed in certain
jails. Some jails are rough
neighbourhood(s). 6. Therefore, I
personal believe what you mentioned
cannot be a slam-dunk situation.7.
However, psychologically: some get into
trouble based on "auto-suggestion and
self-fulfiling prophecy. 7.1. For
example, a joker reads and keeps
reminding himself that his bazi
"JUSTIFIES" him to be forever fighting
and cursing. Well you know the story,
here....On 5/8/2012 10:27:17 AM, Roberto
Cruz wrote:
Is it true for a strong
DM
that Jie Cai is unfavourable.
Meaning for the entire life,
the
person can encounter many
nuisance,
saying bad words,
fighting and
cursing words as
expression of
disgust.