In traditional Chinese Ba Zi (eight-character) astrology, the "Shen Sha" (divine evils) play a significant role in influencing a person's fate and personality. This article will delve into the Shen Sha related to the "Yue Zhu" (monthly pillar) of the child, including the "Tianyi Gui Ren" (Heavenly Benefactor), "Taiji Gui Ren" (Supreme Benefactor), "Tian De Yue De Gui Ren" (Heavenly Virtue and Monthly Virtue Benefactors), and reveal their roles and significance in the system of astrology.

The Astrological Role of Tianyi Gui Ren

Tianyi Gui Ren is one of the important divine evils in the Ba Zi system, representing auspiciousness and assistance. According to the book "Yuan Hai Zi Ping," the method for identifying Tianyi Gui Ren is described in a verse: "Jia Wu and Niu Yang, Yi Ji Shu Hou Xiang," and so on. The presence of Tianyi Gui Ren in the four pillars symbolizes that people will have help when facing difficulties, and misfortune will be transformed into good fortune. It is the most auspicious deity in the chart; if a person encounters it, they will achieve honor, reach official positions early, and easily advance in their career. Tianyi Gui Ren prefers to be in a strong and prosperous state, and it is unfavorable to be in places of conflict, injury, or emptiness and death.

The Astrological Influence of Taiji Gui Ren

Taiji Gui Ren, also known as the Great Supreme Benefactor, is another important divine evil in the Ba Zi system. It represents the traits of being intelligent, eager to learn, fond of the mysterious, and having a spirit of inquiry. A person with Taiji Gui Ren in their chart is characterized by an imposing presence, blessed with both longevity and prosperity. They are either high-ranking officials in the court or wealthy individuals in society. The method for identifying Taiji Gui Ren is similar to that of Tianyi Gui Ren, but it does not involve the concepts of "tai yuan" (original element) or "ming" (life).

The Astrological Significance of Tian De and Yue De Gui Ren

Tian De and Yue De Gui Ren are auspicious divine evils in the Ba Zi system, representing a kind heart, generosity, and fairness in doing things. Those who have the Tian De and Yue De in their chart are likely to experience fewer illnesses, avoid legal troubles, and transform misfortune into good fortune when encountering problems. For those with the two virtues combined with wealth, honor, or food, negative effects are reduced while positive ones are enhanced. For women with Tian De and Yue De, they are likely to marry a handsome husband and give birth to intelligent and noble children, with favorable outcomes during childbirth and no dangers.

Wen Chang Gui Ren and Its Influence on Education and Career

Wen Chang Gui Ren is the star of academic knowledge and wisdom in the Ba Zi system. It represents the traits of being exceptionally smart and capable of turning misfortune into good fortune. People with Wen Chang Gui Ren in their chart have a refined and elegant demeanor, are polite and courteous, love learning new things, and have a strong sense of progress. In practice, those with Wen Chang Gui Ren in their chart and in a strong state are beneficial for entering specialized colleges or universities, and are advantageous for academic and official careers.

The Astrological Characteristics of Kui Gang Gui Ren

Kui Gang Gui Ren is a special divine evil in the Ba Zi system, representing power and decisiveness. Kui Gang is strict and has a sense of responsibility; when it is in a strong state, it brings many benefits, but once it encounters wealth or officials, misfortune follows immediately. When multiple Kui Gangs gather, it brings extraordinary blessings. It indicates that the person is intelligent, eloquent, decisive in handling matters, and has a tendency to wield authority and be decisive.

Through an in-depth analysis of the divine evils related to the "Yue Zhu" (monthly pillar) of the child, we can see that these divine evils play a crucial role in the Ba Zi system, influencing a person's character, fate, and life. Understanding the meanings and functions of these divine evils helps us better understand our own fate and grasp the opportunities and challenges in life.