Tianyi Benefactor
Jia Wu Geng, Niu Yang; Yi Ji, Shu Hou Xiang; Bing Ding, Zhu Ji Wei; Ren Gui, Tu She Cang; Geng Xin Feng Hu Ma, this is the place of the benefactor. Method of identification: Start with the day stem and year stem, and if the earthly branch appears, it is considered a benefactor. For example, in the case of Yi You, Jia Shen, Bing Chen, Jia Wu, according to "Bing Ding Zhu Ji Wei", Bing sees the year branch You as a benefactor. If there is a benefactor in the four pillars, when encountering matters, there will be someone to help, and when facing danger, there will be someone to rescue, making it a star that turns danger into safety.
Tianyi Benefactor is the most auspicious deity in destiny. If a person encounters it, they will achieve glory, have early success in official titles, easily advance in official positions, and if the fate is in a strong state, they will eventually reach the position of general or minister. When the major and minor movements reach this point, it also indicates promotion and wealth increase. All combinations reaching here are auspicious. Wherever the benefactor is located, it generally prefers being vigorous and unbroken, with smooth reasoning.
Taiji Benefactor
Males born in Zi Wu, females born in Jing Yu are destined for prosperity. Wu Ji two stems in the four seasons, Geng Xin Yin Hai wealth is abundant, Ren Gui Si Shen is particularly beautiful, when meeting this, blessings will be concentrated, and more must have noble stars to assist, becoming a marquis or even a three public official.
The Taiji Benefactor, when encountered in a person's destiny, indicates that the person is smart, eager to learn, and fond of literature, history, philosophy, and religion. They are upright, and do things with persistence. If they are in a strong state and assisted by noble stars and lucky stars, they will have an outstanding demeanor, full of blessings and longevity, and be wealthy and honored among people.
Tian De Benefactor
Those born in the first month see Ding, those born in the second month see Shen, those born in the third month see Ren, those born in the fourth month see Xin, those born in the fifth month see Hai, those born in the sixth month see Jia, those born in the seventh month see Gui, those born in the eighth month see Yin, those born in the ninth month see Bing, those born in the tenth month see Yi, those born in the eleventh month see Si, and those born in the twelfth month see Geng. Those who have these in the four pillars' year, month, day, or hour are considered to have the Tian De Benefactor.

Those born in the months of Yin, Wu, and Xu see Bing, those born in the months of Shen, Zi, and Chen see Ren, those born in the months of Hai, Mao, and Wei see Jia, and those born in the months of Si, You, and Chou see Geng. Those who have these in the four pillars' year, month, day, or hour are considered to have the Yue De Benefactor.
Those who have both Tian De and Yue De in their eight characters are usually kind-hearted and sincere, treating others with sincerity and kindness. If the killer star is accompanied by Tian De and Yue De, they are intelligent, decisive, and kind-hearted. If the food or injury star is accompanied by Tian De and Yue De, they are clever, refined, and kind-hearted. Tian De is more important than Yue De, and when combined with financial or official positions, the blessing doubles. It is especially auspicious for the day stem.
Three Odd Benefactors
The Three Odd Ones refer to Yi, Bing, Ding, and Mao, Si, Wu. Method of identification: If the heavenly stems have Yi, Bing, Ding, or the earthly branches have Mao, Si, Wu, it is good to follow the order. When a person's destiny meets the Three Odd Ones, the person is usually extraordinary in spirit, has remarkable character, is curious about great things, and is knowledgeable and skilled.
Wen Chang Benefactor
Jia Yi Si Wu inform you, Bing Wu Shen Gong Ding Ji Ji. Geng Zhu Xin Shu Ren Feng Hu, Gui Ren Jian Mao Ru Yun Ti.
Method of identification: Take the year stem or day stem as the main factor, and if the earthly branch in the four pillars appears, it is considered a Wen Chang Benefactor. A Wen Chang Benefactor in one's destiny indicates that the person is exceptionally intelligent, and also helps turn danger into safety. They have elegant temperament, graceful manners, and for men, it means inner strength, while for women, it means beautiful appearance. They enjoy learning new knowledge, have a sense of progress, and throughout their lives, they are close to officials and benefits, not mixing with crude people.
Kui Gang Benefactor
Ren Chen, Geng Xu, and Geng Chen are four gods. Without money, officials, punishment, or evil, if the body is in a strong state, it is extremely auspicious.
Method of identification: If the day pillar has it, it is considered a Kui Gang Benefactor. People with Kui Gang in their four pillars may have leadership skills, a loud voice, and a strong presence, but they are also fond of power tactics and have a strong competitive spirit, which often leads to an unhappy marriage. In addition, if they do not abide by laws and regulations, they may face imprisonment.
National Seal Benefactor
Jia sees Xu, Yi sees Hai, Bing sees Chou, Ding sees Yin, Wu sees Chou, Ji sees Yin, Geng sees Chen, Xin sees Si. Ren sees Wei, Gui sees Shen. Method of identification: Take the year stem or day stem as the main factor, and if the earthly branch appears, it is considered a National Seal Benefactor.
People with National Seal in their four pillars are usually honest, abide by rules, follow procedures, and handle affairs fairly. They are amiable, courteous, and compassionate. If the National Seal is in a strong state and supported by other lucky stars, without conflict, destruction, or harm, they can have the ability to hold a seal and also have real power in official positions.
The above mentioned several benefactors include the Three Odd Benefactors, the Tianyi Benefactor, the Blessing Star Benefactor, the Wen Chang Benefactor, the Tian De Benefactor, the Yue De Benefactor, etc. Among them, the Tianyi Benefactor is the most commonly used. Other benefactors are not commonly used, sometimes not very obvious, and are generally not noticed. How to determine the benefactor? Generally, it follows this principle.