The changes of the sun shadow through the 24 solar terms of the year (according to Chinese calendar).

For those of you who follow my predictions for stock markets based on 4P cycles, the new 2012 forecasts are available on the blog:

http://fourpillarsfinance.wordpress.com/2012/01/19/forecasts-for-2012/

Last year we did well with almost all forecasts, so this year we have expanded the coverage to many more markets, and also give you some useful new charts.

Comments and criticism are welcome as always.

Danny

That’s a fair point.

Or as somebody once told: “astrology is like water: you can pour it in any shape glass and it will always take the shape of the container”

The astrology chart always seems to fit the person. In our mind we flex and fold the astrology principles until it fits the person (= the container).

That’s why we are so good at explaining the past and the already known present with it.

E.g.: somebody comes to us with heart troubles and we look for weak Fire in his chart - if we don’t find weak Fire we try to find abundant Water - if we don’t find abundant Water then we find a clash to Fire - if we don’t find a clash to Fire we may find a Harm to it - if we don’t find a Harm to Fire we can perhaps find a combination affecting the Fire……. well, chances are good we will find something to explain the heart problems. And if we don’t find, then we can always say that the person has strong heart, but he doesn’t exercise enough.

Danny

Why?

There are earthquakes every year. Tsunamis are rather rare.

In the previous ren chen year, 1952, there were deadly earthquakes, but not more so than in other years.

Check out the list of deadly earthquakes on wikipedia:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_deadly_earthquakes_since_1900

Danny

http://www.asiaone.com/News/AsiaOne+News/Malaysia/Story/A1Story20120103-319518.html

Certain dates in 2012 will not be auspicious for giving birth, according to the geomancy master David Koh.

The Nobleman (Tian Yi Gui Ren  天乙贵人) is an auspicious symbolic star in Four Pillars astrology. It neutralizes the negative influences and is supposed to bring good luck.  Thanks to it, one can easily receive help from others – visible or invisible assistance. 

For Yin Nobleman the calculation formula is Jia (Yang Wood) + Shen (Monkey). From this base we look counterclockwise. 
Jia (Yang Wood) + Shen (Monkey) —> Jia (Yang Wood) combines with Ji (Yin Earth), therefore for Ji the Yin Nobleman is in Shen (Monkey). 
Yi (Yin Wood) + Wei (Goat) —> Yi (Yin Wood) combines with Geng (Yang Metal), therefore for Geng (Yang Metal) the Yin Nobleman is in Wei (Goat). 
Bing (Yang Fire) + Wu (Horse) —> Bing combines with Xin (Yin Metal), therefore for Xin (Yin Metal) the Yin Nobleman is in Wu (Horse). 
And so on…

Hi,

That’s the known problem of “expectations”.

That’s why I have been telling for years: don’t analyze your own birth chart all the time, don’t look into your fengshui every month.

People who are looking in the tongshu almanac every day are in a living hell, because they cannot do anything without the expectations of good or bad day as indicated by their almanac or astrology. They become slaves of their almanac or date selection system.

Or the annual #5 is over their bedroom, and they are worried all year long… Sometimes it is their own worry that gives them a disease before the end of the year.

That’s the problem of expectations.

Danny