The personal gua number is a term used to describe the Ming Gua (命卦), which can sometimes also be referred to as the life star or life gua.
When you have the personal Gua number 1, your personal trigram is Kan ☵ according to 8 mansions feng shui.
This should not be confused with the practice of other traditional methodologies of feng shui where an individual’s status in the household determines the trigram that represents him or her. read more
Among the 4 inauspicious sectors and directions of 8 mansions feng shui, Huo Hai (祸害) is the weakest of the lot.
That is not to say that it is negligible. It just means that it is not as strong as the other 3 of Wu Gui, Jue Ming and Liu Sha.
Because when badly afflicted the carnage that it can bring to a household can be as disastrous as any of them. read more
The Liu Sha (六煞) sector in 8 mansions feng shui describes an energy source that brings bad luck with scandals and betrayals when afflicted.
The Chinese words 六 means six and 煞 means kill. Which is why the English term used to label this energy is innately known as 6 killings (6K).
By comparison, the strength of Liu Sha is average against the strong Wu Gui and weak Huo Hai. read more
The Jue Ming (绝命) sector in 8 mansions feng shui has a name that literally means death or inevitable end of life.
But learners should note that this is a label that shouldn’t be taken literally at it’s words. Just like how the 6 Gods of bazi does not mean deities and heavenly beings.
The term Jue Ming (JM), or life threatening energy, is used in this context mainly to describe the gravest of bad luck that can be brought upon a household should the energy residing in it’s sector be afflicted. read more