What elements are lacking for people born in 1987
1987 is the year of Ding Mao. Ding belongs to fire, and Mao belongs to wood, so it lacks metal, water, and earth elements.People born in the year of Ding Mao are known as "Fire Rabbits." Fire Rabbits are intelligent, thoughtful, broad-minded, and have the ability to tolerate others. They often have a unique perspective, not only knowing how to use people well, but also good at cultivating talents, making them suitable for leadership or teaching positions.
Fire Rabbits have high aspirations and great desires, and they like to be the leader, which can easily give others the impression of being arrogant. They tend to use their influence and support among the public to achieve their goals, which creates a feeling of pressure around them.
When Fire Rabbits are in low spirits, they tend to take out their anger on others, and may unintentionally hurt others with their words, thus affecting the harmony of their relationships. Therefore, they must pay more attention and stay rational when dealing with issues, avoiding venting their dissatisfaction on close people.
What is the destiny of people born in 1987
1987 is the year of Ding Mao, and its "Nayin" (musical tone) is "Fuzhonghuo" (Furnace Fire), so it is known as Ding Mao Fuzhonghuo Destiny.Ding Mao represents the weak fire of the early morning. It needs wood to support it. Water is harmful to it. The most dangerous water is "Yi Mao" and "Yi You." According to the theory of the five elements: Ding Mao is the "Bathing Fire," containing the energy of thunder and wind. Water helps it reach success, while earth supports its foundation. Wood gives it color and beauty, but metal harms it, especially if it occurs in summer, which makes it even more destructive. According to the ancient text "Gui Gu Ji Wen": "Bing Yin, Ding Mao, are suitable to maintain in autumn and winter," meaning that fire is not strong in the west, and once it reaches autumn and winter, its power may fade quickly.
"Ding Mao" is considered a "precious and lucky" fire, representing a fire that is strong in its own position but needs to be in a cool place. It prefers yin strength and dislikes excessive yang. If fire and wood support each other, and connect to the "Geng" direction, it will become a delicious dish and fulfill rituals. It needs to meet the official and ghost elements to gain this precious and lucky status. Explanation: Ding Mao has the element of fire in its "Nayin." Fire in the "Bathing" stage is weak but still has the potential to grow. However, it is still too yin, and when the fire is strong, the "Mao" (Rabbit) is the time for rest. "The oddity" refers to the combination of Ding and Ren, which transforms into wood, promoting the prosperity of wood, hence it is called "Precious and Lucky Oddity." "Yin Madness" refers to encountering "Gui Mao" again, where both the stem and branch are harmed, leading to weak fire and strong ghosts, with the "Nayin" helping the ghosts. "Strong Yang" refers to wood and fire in the "Shen" (Monkey) position, which is a place of illness and decline. Connecting to the "Geng" direction means "Yin" and "Chou," where "Yin" is the birthplace of wood and fire, and "Chou" is the place where wood and fire receive nourishment, both being auspicious places. "Official" refers to "Ren," and "Ghost" refers to "Gui." The stems and officials connect to the three oddities of "You" and "Hai." Good and bad nature: It is the furnace smoke, preferring "Xun" and autumn/winter. Bad signs include "Pingtou," "Jie Lu," and "Xuanzhen."
Daily Master Analysis: "Ding Mao Disease Place" - Xu Hai is empty.
1. Seeing "Ji" earth, enjoys good food.
2. Women are not restricted by marriage.
3. Unintentionally harm others (poor judgment of benefits and losses).
4. Easy to face mental setbacks and have health problems.
