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Do you understand the principles of fortune telling? What kind of destiny is incompatible with the Wood destiny? Today, Dream Interpreter and Fortune Telling Network will tell you. What fate is incompatible with Wood fate?
The five elements generate each other: metal generates water, water generates wood, wood generates fire, fire generates earth, and earth generates metal. The five elements overcome each other: metal overcomes wood, wood overcomes earth, earth overcomes water, water overcomes fire, and fire overcomes metal. The meaning of the five elements: Wood generates fire, because wood is warm, fire is hidden in it, drilling wood to generate fire, so wood generates fire. Fire creates earth, because fire is hot, so it can burn wood, and after wood is burned it turns into ashes, and ashes are earth, so fire creates earth. Earth produces gold, because gold needs to hide in stone, rely on mountains, and grow with moisture. Earth gathers to form mountains, and where there are mountains, there must be stones, so earth produces gold. Metal generates water, because the energy of Shaoyin (metal energy) is warm and flowing, and metal depends on water for its generation. Even smelting and forging metal can turn it into water, so metal generates water. Water gives birth to wood, because water is warm and makes trees grow, so water gives birth to wood. The meaning of the five elements' mutual restraint is: because the nature of heaven and earth is that the many overcome the few, so water overcomes fire. The essence overcomes the hard, so fire overcomes metal. The hard overcomes the soft, so metal overcomes wood. The concentration overcomes the scattered, so wood overcomes the earth. The real overcomes the empty, so earth overcomes water. The Five Elements' Genesis, Control, and Transformation: Metal: When metal is strong, it needs fire to become a vessel. Metal can generate water, but too much water will make metal sink; strong metal needs water to blunt its edge. Metal can overcome wood, but too much wood will weaken metal; weak wood will be chopped off when it meets metal. Gold depends on earth for its birth, too much earth will bury gold; earth can produce gold, too much gold will change earth. Fire: When fire is strong, it needs water to help it. Fire can generate earth, but too much earth will extinguish the fire. When fire is strong, it needs earth to stop its flame. Fire can overcome metal, but too much metal will extinguish the fire. When metal is weak and encounters fire, it will melt. Fire depends on wood for its growth, and too much wood will intensify the fire; wood can generate fire, and too much fire will burn the wood. Water: Water can only become a pond when it is strong and needs soil. Water can produce wood, but too much wood shrinks the water; strong water can only release its power when it needs wood. Water can overcome fire, but too much fire dries up the water; weak fire will not be extinguished when it meets water. Water depends on metal for its birth, but too much metal makes the water turbid; metal can produce water, but too much water makes the metal sink. Earth: Earth can only be unblocked when it is strong and needs water. Earth can produce metal, but too much metal makes the earth change; strong earth can only control its blockage when it needs metal. Earth can overcome water, but too much water makes the earth flow; When water is weak and meets earth, it will become blocked. Earth depends on fire for its growth, too much fire will burn the earth; fire can generate earth, too much earth will dim the fire. Wood: When wood is strong, it needs metal to become a pillar. Wood can generate fire, but too much fire will burn the wood; strong wood can be softened by fire. Wood can overcome earth, but too much earth will break the wood; weak earth will collapse when it meets wood. Wood depends on water for growth, but too much water will make the wood float. Water can generate wood, but too much wood will shrink the water. The five elements circulate and generate and restrain each other. Everything is determined by heaven and has no influence from man. You can't believe everything, but you can't not believe in it. People with fire element overcome people with wood element. The Five Elements are five characters that represent the relationship between the forms of matter and energy and the laws of movement and change.
The mutual restraint of the five elements (restraint means victory) describes the relationship between the forms of matter.
Metal overcomes wood (this is easy to understand in terms of materials. A simple mnemonic is that whichever is harder overcomes the softer one.), wood overcomes earth, earth overcomes water (the earth here refers only to mud and not the earth in a broad sense), water overcomes fire, fire overcomes metal (in the words of the Tao Te Ching: the softest thing in the world can overcome the hardest thing in the world. Nothing can enter the void)
The Five Elements generate each other (generation means transformation) to describe the law of change of things.
Water generates wood (water is cold and descending, and the negative pole generates the positive pole. Wood represents the reduction of the downward trend and the emergence of the upward momentum), wood generates fire (slowly the positive pole takes over, and the downward momentum seems to disappear, just like the rapid rise of fire), fire generates earth (the positive pole generates the negative pole, and the heat rises to a certain degree and then slows down the rise, and begins a very short period of stable transition), earth generates metal (after a short period of stability, the negative pole begins to gather quickly, just like the gathering of clouds. Metal means convergence, which means high concentration), and metal generates water (when it gathers to a certain degree, the image of the extreme negative pole appears, just like clouds gather and rain falls. Water represents descent and return.)
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