Analysis of the Jiawu Hour on the Six Xin Days
Original Text
六辛日逢甲午时，暗鬼枭神真可畏；
若无倚托反劳生，莫道六辛逢马贵。
辛日甲午时，鬼旺身衰。辛用丁为鬼，己为倒食，甲为财。甲午木死则神无气，丁己健旺，虽见午为天乙贵，平生反复；纵通旺气，亦贵不永。若生火土月，西方运，贵。
辛丑日甲午时，未申年月，四柱有利害，虽富寿夭。通金，虽贵不永。
辛卯目甲午时，卯月，武贵。寅戌，破祖；不然，残夭。巳午七、八品贵。运同。
辛巳日甲午时，平。寅午戌，官旺，吉。申子辰、平常。卯戌年，官印双全，公候。
辛未日甲午时，申子辰，偏官有制，吉。丑戌，方面。未月。贵。
辛酉日甲午时，春，财旺；夏，官贵，俱吉。秋，身强，虽富不永，冬，平常。
辛亥日甲午时，亥子年月，金水水亟秀，文学堪夸。辰戌丑未、杂气财官，贵显。
六辛日乾时甲午，财神无气不相当；春生木旺财官运，一路滔滔姓字香。辛日时临甲午，妻财无气身衰。干强火旺为鬼胎，火重金柔炼坏。最忌用神伤损，金沈海底生灾。无刑无破称心怀，贵重光明广大。
Interpretation
On the six Xin days when the hour is Jiawu, the hidden ghosts and the devouring gods are truly fearsome.
If there is no support, it will only bring toil in life. Don't say that the six Xin characters encounter the Horse and become noble.
On the Xin day and at the Jiawu hour, the malevolent influence is strong while the body's vital energy is weak. For Xin, Ding serves as the malevolent star, Ji as the reversed food star, and Jia as the wealth star. At Jiawu, wood is in a state of decline, so the spirits lack vitality, while Ding and Ji are strong and prosperous. Although Wu is regarded as the Tianyi noble star, one will experience many setbacks in life. Even if there is a connection to the prosperous energy, the nobility will not last long. If one is born in the months when fire and earth are prosperous and has a fortune in the western direction, one will be noble.
On the day of Xin Chou and at the hour of Jia Wu, if the year and month belong to Wei or Shen, there are both advantages and disadvantages in the four pillars of the birth chart. Although one can be wealthy, one's lifespan will be short. If there is a connection with the element of metal, although one can be noble, one's nobility will not last long.
In the Xinmao year, at the Jiawu hour, in the Maoyue month, one will have military nobility. If there are Yin and Xu in the Bazi, one will break with the ancestral family; otherwise, one will die young. If there are Si and Wu, one can reach the seventh or eighth - rank nobility. The same applies to the fortune.
On the day of Xinsi and at the time of Jiawu, it is mediocre. If it is in the years, months, or days related to Yin, Wu, and Xu (in the Chinese zodiac and five - element system), the official luck is prosperous, which is auspicious. For those related to Shen, Zi, and Chen, it is just ordinary. In the years of Mao and Xu, there are both official positions and academic honors, and one may become a duke or marquis.
On the day of Xinwei and at the hour of Jiawu, if the year, month, and day form the combinations of Shen, Zi, and Chen, the partial official is restricted, which is auspicious. If it is in the earthly branches of Chou and Xu, it indicates a person with influence in a certain area. If it is in the month of Wei, it indicates nobility.
On the Xinyou day and at the Jiawu hour, in spring, there will be prosperous wealth; in summer, there will be noble official positions, both being auspicious. In autumn, one will be physically strong, but although wealthy, the wealth will not last long. In winter, it will be just ordinary.
On the Xin-hai day and Jia-wu hour, if it is in the year and month of Hai or Zi, with an abundance of Metal and Water elements, it indicates excellent intelligence and talent in literature, worthy of praise. If it is in the years or months related to Chen, Xu, Chou, or Wei, representing mixed qi and the presence of wealth and official positions, it predicts high status and honor.
On the six Xin days when the hour is Jiawu, the god of wealth lacks qi and is not in a good state. In spring when wood thrives, there are prosperous fortunes in wealth and official positions, and one's name will spread far and wide. When a Xin day meets an hour of Jiawu, the wife - related wealth lacks qi and the body is in a weak state. If the heavenly stem is strong and the fire is prosperous, it will form an inauspicious situation like a ghost fetus. When the fire is strong and the metal is soft, it will be damaged by smelting. What is most to be feared is the damage to the favorable elements. If the metal sinks to the bottom of the sea, disasters will occur. Without punishment and breakage, one's wishes will be fulfilled, and one will be noble, bright and have a broad future.