Ziwei Dou Shu

Palace Relationships and Three Directions and Four Righteousnesses

This group deals with the linkage of three directions and four righteousness, opposite palaces, fortune, wealth, official transfer, and relationship palaces, allowing judgment to change from a single point to a structure.

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Read this chapter in the order of learning, first understand the core concepts, and then move on to judgment methods and practical applications.

What Are Three Parties and Four Uprightnesses?

Three Parties and Four Uprightnesses place one palace inside a support, containment, and external-scene structure. The network changes how a single palace result is interpreted; it does not make every connection equally important or turn a chart into noise.

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Why Is the Opposite Palace So Important?

The opposite palace often mirrors a subject, shows external responses and relationship pulls, and supplies information that may need to be borrowed back. It is not automatically an enemy, a bad palace, or a fixed source of defeat.

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How Does the Life–Wealth–Career–Migration Axis Form a Career Judgment?

The Move wealth and officialdom axis joins the way a person initiates action, turns results into resources, performs a social role, and meets an external market. It is a career ecology, not four separate verdicts.

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Which Palaces Should Be Read with the Couple Palace?

The Couple Palace is an entry to relationship negotiation, not the whole relationship. Read it with the Life, Ford, Tianzhai, Migration, Friends, network, and relevant timing layers to distinguish needs, external interaction, and whether a bond can enter daily life.

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How Do You Find the Main Line from a Palace Combination?

Start with the problem palace, then compare its House combination, Three Parties and Four Uprightnesses, Four Transformations, duplicate evidence, timing, and practical facts. The Main line is the structure that explains the question with the fewest unsupported jumps.

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