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In 2013, the Grand Duke (Taisui) is in South and the Year Breaker (Sui Po) is in North. If a residence sits in South facing North, it is "Facing the Year Breaker" (unfavorable energy clash); if it sits in North facing South, it is "Confronting the Grand Duke" (direct opposition to annual energy). Both configurations are considered inauspicious for the year.
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Yi
Proper nourishment. Care for body and character through right sustenance.
Nine Palace Flying Stars
2013 Nine Palace Flying Stars Feng Shui Layout: Five Yellow enters the center palace. In Period 8 period (2004-2023), auspicious directions include North One White, Southeast Four Green (green), ideal for bedrooms, studies, or offices. Inauspicious directions include Southwest Two Black, East Three Jade (red), best used for storage or kept clean. Proper layout can enhance home fortune and bring good luck while avoiding misfortune.
FAQ
What is the zodiac for 2013?
2013 is the Year of the Snake, with the Ganzhi of 癸巳 (Gui Si).
What is the Nayin element for 2013?
The Nayin element for 2013 is Long River Water, belonging to Water. Nayin is an important basis for determining the Five Elements attributes of a year in traditional Chinese astrology.
What is the Taisui direction for 2013?
The Taisui direction for 2013 is South, and Sui Po is in North. Taisui direction is an important concept in Feng Shui, traditionally it is advised to avoid construction or major renovations in this direction.
Which zodiacs conflict with Taisui in 2013?
Zodiacs conflicting with Taisui in 2013 include: On Duty (Snake), Conflict (Pig), Punishment (Tiger, Monkey), Harm (Tiger), and Break (Monkey). These zodiacs may experience fluctuations in fortune during this year.
Which stage of Three Cycles Nine Periods is 2013 in?
2013 is in Lower Cycle Period 8 (2004-2023), corresponding to White Earth, with the element of Earth and direction of Northeast. Three Cycles Nine Periods is a time cycle theory in traditional Chinese Feng Shui, with each period lasting 20 years and nine periods totaling 180 years, used to determine energy characteristics of different eras.
What is the Year Hexagram for 2013?
The Year Hexagram for 2013 is Hexagram 27 - Nourishment (䷚), composed of Mountain above and Thunder below. The Year Hexagram is an important basis in the Xuankong Dagua (Flying Stars) system for judging the overall fortune of the year and can guide important decisions and planning throughout the year. Different Year Hexagrams represent different energy characteristics and development trends.
Which directions are most auspicious in 2013's Nine Palace Flying Stars?
The three most auspicious directions in 2013 are: Southeast Four Green (Literary Melody, governing Education, Wisdom); North One White (Greedy Wolf, governing Career, Relationships); Northwest Six White (Military Melody, governing Power, Career). These directions are suitable for important spaces such as bedrooms, studies, and offices, helping to enhance fortune.
How to resolve inauspicious directions in 2013's Nine Palace Flying Stars?
In 2013, special attention should be paid to Southwest Two Black (Giant Gate) and West Seven Red (Army Breaker). Recommendations: Avoid major construction or renovation in these directions; keep these areas clean; use them for secondary spaces like storage or bathrooms; place copper items in Five Yellow position for resolution, and keep Two Black position quiet.