If someone with a "Sha Zhong Jin" (Sand Gold) destiny works with someone who is incompatible, it will be relatively difficult to advance in their career. In love, if they choose to be with someone who is incompatible, even if they get married, the likelihood of divorce will be high, and their marriage may not be happy. So, which destinies are incompatible with "Sha Zhong Jin"?

Which destiny is incompatible with Sha Zhong Jin?

Sha Zhong Tu (Sand Earth) In the Five Elements, earth generates metal, but it's not necessarily that metal and earth are the most compatible. Since "Sha Zhong Jin" is born from sand and earth, there is more earth and less metal. Too much sand and earth can lead to the risk of being buried, causing one to be unable to display their talents throughout life. Lu Zhong Huo (Furnace Fire) "Sha Zhong Jin" needs fire to shine and to make a success in their career, but if the fire is too strong, it will be harmful to the metal, as fire can melt metal. The "Lu Zhong Huo" destiny will harm the "Sha Zhong Jin" destiny, leading to an unsmooth life without any chance of success. Sha Zhong Jin Many people believe that those with the same nature are the most suitable. Because their personalities are similar. However, two people with the same "Sha Zhong Jin" destiny are not suitable for each other. Because when two of them meet, it's like hard hitting hard, so they tend to quarrel easily in life, resulting in mutual damage.

What does "Sha Zhong Jin" mean?

"Sha Zhong Jin" is one of the types of destiny in the Five Elements calculation. In the 60 Jiazi Nayin Five Elements system, it corresponds to the years of Jia Wu (1954, 2014) and Yi Wei (1955, 2015), meaning people born in these years have the "Sha Zhong Jin" destiny, corresponding to the zodiac signs of Horse and Sheep. Wu is a place where fire is at its peak, and when fire is strong, metal becomes weak. Wei is a place where fire begins to weaken, and metal is in a state of being adorned. When fire is weak, metal is still in the stage of being adorned, and cannot be used for production, hence it is called "Sha Zhong Jin." The Earthly Branches Wu and Wei represent a time when fire burns fiercely and then gradually fades. The metal during this period is shaped by fire, but due to the intense fire, the metal cannot fully form. It is like gold buried in sand, needing to be excavated to appear. Therefore, people with the "Sha Zhong Jin" destiny usually have a modest income, but if there are other elements supporting them in their destiny, they may achieve success at a young age and become wealthy early in life. This is what the ancient texts refer to as "Finding Gold by Blowing Away Sand."