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Dear Cecil,
What is the binding element for a couple where both elements are in conflict
and weak? E.g, If one is a weak fire and another weak water, what is the
binding element then? It is easy when one is weak fire and the other is
strong water - the binding element in this case would be wood as wood
strengthens weak fire and wood exhausts strong water.
Therefore, what happens when both have weak elements and they are in
conflict?
Thanks,
Kieren
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Dear Cecil,

What is the binding element for a =couple where both elements are in conflict and weak? E.g, If one is a =weak fire and another weak water, what is the binding element then? It =is easy when one is weak fire and the other is strong water - the =binding element in this case would be wood as wood strengthens weak =fire and wood exhausts strong water.

Therefore, what happens when both have =weak elements and they are in conflict?

Thanks,

Kieren

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Dear Kieren,
1. Ideally, the compatibility of two persons is good: normally one common binding element is sufficent.
2. However, there are many different combinations. As you have given an example:
WEAK vs WEAK i.e. weak fire vs weak water.
Here, the binding element would have to be two binding elements: wood and water element: where wood is a necessity here. Where wood must be need to strength the weak fire person and to offset the introduction of water for weak water person.
With this two elements, it will form a combination flow i.e. water -> wood -> fire (flow).
3. Therefore, any of the permutations of:
WEAK VS WEAK
WEAK VS STRONG or STRONG VS WEAK
STRONG VS STRONG
Any of the 5 elements in relation to the above can form a binding element.
The above is Traditional best pratises but I found many FS practitioners not practising it. And this is one of the key analysis that we make use of.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil

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On 2/6/2002 7:38:12 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Dear Cecil,
What is the binding element
for a couple where both
elements are in conflict
and weak? E.g, If one is a
weak fire and another weak
water, what is the
binding element then? It is
easy when one is weak fire and
the other is
strong water - the binding
element in this case would be
wood as wood
strengthens weak fire and wood
exhausts strong water.
Therefore, what happens when
both have weak elements and
they are in
conflict?
Thanks,
Kieren