In historical time, the Chinese had discovered to their amazement that the universe is produced up of electricity fields known to them as “Qi”. They believed that the Sunshine, Moon, Earth and other planets in the Photo voltaic Process radiate cosmic energy which is continuously modifying more than time based on the relative positions of the planets.
The discovery experienced led to the development of the Chinese calendar which is primarily based on the motion of this cosmic electrical power. The Chinese charted this cosmic strength into 22 electricity pillars recognised as the 10 Heavenly Stems and Twelve Earthly Branches (equal to Twelve Zodiac indicators). From these combinations of heavenly stems and earthly branches, the Chinese Photo voltaic Calendar (Hsia) is derived which is very equivalent to the western Gregorian calendar as it is also based mostly on the earth’s orbit around the solar. Having said that, instead of beginning the calendar year on the 1st of January, the Chinese Solar Calendar begins the calendar year on the 1st day of Spring which falls on or all around the 4th Feb. This calendar is also utilized in the follow of Feng Shui and Chinese Astrology recognized as the Four Pillars of Future.
Based on a person’s day and time of beginning, the influence of this cosmic electrical power on the newborn is stated to chart the destiny and traits of that distinct person.
So how does the Chinese Photo voltaic Calendar ascertain whether or not a day is great or terrible?
It is the days when the Zodiac indication of the year clashes with the Zodiac indicator of the working day.
The twelve Zodiac symptoms and their clashes are as follows:-
Rat clashes with Horse
Ox clashes with Goat
Tiger clashes with Monkey
Rabbit clashes with Rooster
Dragon clashes with Puppy
Snake clashes with Pig
For instance, in the 12 months of the Pig (solar calendar year 2007), the Pig clashes with the Snake of the working day. Therefore, a individual who is born in the year of the Pig will have a negative working day on the working day of the Snake. Hence, any Snake times in 2007 is called a Yr Breaker working day and it is considered inauspicious.
There is also the Month Breaker day. This comes about when the Zodiac of the month clashes with the Zodiac of the day. For instance, in the month of the Canine (9th photo voltaic month), the Doggy clashes with the Dragon of the day. Thus, any Dragon times in the 9th solar thirty day period is a Thirty day period Breaker working day and it is regarded inauspicious.
This is just one particular quick and uncomplicated way in a challenging method of day collection employed in Chinese Astrology.