How to break the taboos for people born in the Year of the Rabbit and the Year of the Rooster

We all know that there are twelve zodiac signs. As for the origin of the twelve zodiac signs, no one can tell. Each year is represented by a zodiac sign. People born in this year are of one zodiac sign, and the zodiac signs cycle once every twelve years. If two people love each other and want to be together, they need to see if their zodiac signs conflict with each other. If they are suitable, it would be the best. If they are rabbits and chickens, how can they break the taboo?

People born in the years of the Rabbit and the Rooster are in conflict with each other, and the conflict is between Mao and You. The solution is to make friends with people who are born in the Year of the Pig, or give birth to a child who is born in the Year of the Pig to serve as a bridge. Alternatively, you can use more black and blue colors in your life to neutralize the problem. From a feng shui perspective, you can choose a house with the main bedroom in the north or northeast, or wear crystals, place a fish tank, or use pig-shaped accessories to improve your luck.

Liuchong is a relationship among the twelve Earthly Branches, which is the opposite of Liuhe. The Yin-Yang attributes of each Earthly Branch are the same, the directions they represent are opposite and their hidden Stems counteract each other, so there is a clash. Specifically, Zi and Wu are in conflict, Chou and Wei are in conflict, Yin and Shen are in conflict, Mao and You are in conflict, Chen and Xu are in conflict, and Si and Hai are in conflict. For example, Zi water and Wu fire are both Yang branches and they restrain each other; Zi is due north and Wu is due south; Zi contains the Yin stem Gui water and Wu contains the Yin stems Ding and Ji. Gui water restrains Ding fire, and Ji earth restrains Gui water, so they restrain each other.

In Four Pillars of Destiny, Six Clashes is a very important relationship between the Earthly Branches. Six clashes are generally unlucky, especially when the Tai Sui of the current year is affected, which can easily lead to injuries and disasters. In the fate, it is easy to break the rules when encountering conflict. It is even more unlucky when the favorable and useful gods encounter conflict. It is generally auspicious when the evil gods encounter conflict.

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One is derived from the number of Yao in the Eight Trigrams of the Book of Changes. Because each hexagram in the Book of Changes has only six lines and not seven. Seven is the entire number of the sky and the ultimate energy of yin and yang. Therefore, every seventh of the Ten Heavenly Stems are in conflict with each other, hence the name Seven Killings. The earthly branches clash with each other every seven positions. For example, if Zi and Wu clash, the number from Zi to Wu is exactly seven; if Chou and Wei clash, the number from Chou to Wei is exactly seven, and so on.

Second, the directions are relatively conflicting. If Zi is due north and Wu is due south, the directions are opposite to each other, so it is called Chong. Yin represents the northeast, while Shen represents the southwest. They are in opposite directions and are in conflict with each other.

The third is that the hidden god in the branch restrains the conflict. For example, there is hidden Gui water in Chen and hidden Ding fire in Xu. Gui water can overcome Ding fire, so they are in conflict. Xin metal is hidden in You, and Yi wood is hidden in Mao. Xin metal can overcome Yi wood, so they are also in conflict.