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Eleanor Roosevelt's Zi Wei Dou Shu chart

First Lady and human rights advocate · born October 11, 1884 in New York, USA

The longest-serving First Lady of the United States, who later became the first chair of the UN Commission on Human Rights. Her Life Palace holds Tian Ji (Wang) and Ju Men (Miao), and her Body Palace is there too.

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Thinkers · Tian Ji1884 · M8 D23 · Wu hour
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Life Master Wen Qu
Body Master Tian Liang

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Life Palace

You have support and shocks alike.

Terms in this palace · Tap for a plain explanation

You have support and shocks alike.

Leave room in what you say, and home and love stay steady.

Stars
Tian Ji NatureYour mind moves fast; you love working out a plan and seeing how everything fits. You think a lot, so remember to act on it too.
Ju Men NatureYou speak plainly and love getting to the bottom of things, spotting what others miss. Soften how you say it, and there is less friction.
Mixed StarsYou have support, and disputes, gossip and romantic ups and downs too. Your money and reputation are yours to guard.
Qing Yang at XianClassical texts say Qing Yang is weak in Zi, Wu, Mao and You, meaning if not a short life, then injury. Today, it means you get hurt most easily when acting on impulse, so take extra care in sports and on the road.“Star Combinations: Qing Yang and Tuo Luo”
Life Master Wen QuYou are naturally expressive and artistic, and you get noticed through expression. Write, speak and make things. Your Life Master sits in your Health Palace, so your thoughts often circle around body and mind.
Body Master Tian LiangThe older you get, the more you become the elder who looks after people and takes responsibility. Let someone look after you for once. Your Body Master sits in your Fortune Palace, so much of your later effort goes into your inner life.
Patterns
Ju Ji Tong Lin (Gate and Strategist Together)Tian Ji and Ju Men in Mao hold your Life Palace with Qing Yang beside them, which classical texts call a broken pattern: a quick mind and a sharp tongue, strong at research, analysis and expression. Slow down a beat before you speak, so your edge does not turn into disputes.Later pattern
This part follows the Flying Star school: where this palace's stem sends its transformations. It is a different method from the classical reading above.
Lu to SpouseYou’re happy to give to your partner or collaborators, and those ties are a blessing. Tend them well.
Self Hua KeYou care about your image and often open doors on reputation. It lasts when real skill backs it up.
Self Hua JiYou tend to pile the pressure on yourself and overthink. Saying it out loud takes half the weight off.
YangThings need slow nurturing, and with a helping hand there is plenty of staying power. Do not rush the harvest.

The Life Palace is about: Who you are at the core: your temperament and innate makeup. Every chart reading starts here.

Where the chart lines up

348 press conferences

Eleanor was an unprecedentedly outspoken First Lady who made far more use of the media than her predecessors; she held 348 press conferences over her husband's 12-year presidency, and was the first president's wife to write a daily column, My Day, and host a weekly radio show. Her Life Palace holds Ju Men (Miao). Ju Men corresponds to the mouth and speech, and in the Miao position words come out readily and carry weight. It fits her speaking out through press conferences and her column.

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Chairing the UN Commission on Human Rights in 1946

In April 1946 Eleanor became the first chair of the preliminary UN Commission on Human Rights and led the commission. In the annual Four Transformations of 1946 (nominal age 63), Tian Ji (Wang) takes Hua Quan (Transformation of Power) and falls in her Life Palace. Hua Quan corresponds to leading and holding the power to decide; her serving as chair that year matches this annual chart.

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The attention of her teacher Souvestre

From 1899 to 1902 she was educated at Allenswood Academy in London. The headmistress, Marie Souvestre, was a noted educator who sought to cultivate independent thinking in young women and took a special interest in her; there she learned to speak French fluently and gained self-confidence. Her Parents Palace contains Wen Chang (De). The Parents Palace also covers teachers, and Wen Chang stands for learning and education. Meeting a teacher who valued her fits this palace.

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Most admired woman in thirteen years

Between 1948 and 1961, she ranked first in thirteen different years in Gallup's annual most admired woman poll. Her Friends Palace holds Lian Zhen (Miao) with Hua Lu (Transformation of Wealth). The Friends Palace covers the public and friends, and Hua Lu stands for gains and goodwill. The respect she earned from a broad public lines up with this palace.

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Life Palace

Eleanor Roosevelt's Life Palace holds Tian Ji and Ju Men. Xingge's name for this persona: The Strategist. With the Fire 6 Bureau, that makes the Fire 6 · Tian Ji type among Xingge's 75.

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Birth-year transformations

The stem of Eleanor Roosevelt's birth year transforms four stars:

Birth data

Local time 1884-10-11 11:00, from Astro-Databank, Rodden rating AA (birth certificate or record). In true solar time at the birthplace that is 11:18, the Wu hour.

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