Ren (Yang Water) Daymaster
Courage in the face of adversity
Ren Water Day Master represents great oceans, roaring rapids and moving rivers. Water people tend to be an entrepreneurial, extroverts, and can be forceful and impulsive. They are highly ambitious, full of drive, usually robust and on the move and can be easily distracted. They are intelligent, adaptive and virtually unstoppable when they put their mind to a task. They can be rebellious and non-conformist. Yang water people have business acumen and know how to execute a plan.
Gui (Yin Water) Daymaster
Gentle rain showers, fine mist, soft dewdrops.
Gui Water Day Master represents mists, dew and fine droplets of water. It is the kind of water that covers large areas of space in a short amount of time. Just like the water nourishes the soil, grows plants, and brings seeds to fruition, Gui Water people nurture and inspire others. They often seem soft-hearted and naive on the outside and are very wise inside. They have the fine touch, just like a misty drizzle and will rarely be over-bearing or forceful.
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– the Purple Star system (Zi Wei Dou Shu 
) and Eight Characters (BaZi 
).
, Month 
, Day 
and Hour 
of birth into four pairs of distinct Chinese Characters (called Jia Zi 
). Four pairs make Eight Characters (or BaZi). Each pair is also known as a pillar, hence the term Four Pillars. The eight characters are made up of the yin and yang variations of the Five Elements 
. By analyzing the structure, compatibility, clashes, combinations and inter-relations of these eight characters, we can learn much about our nature and our life path. An individual can make use of this information to accelerate his performance in work, strengthen his or her relationships with others, improve weaknesses, maximize talents and potentials, and make informed decisions based on forecasts of his or her upcoming cycle of luck.
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