XinggeMain stars × twelve palaces
How to read Ju Men in the Siblings Palace
Ju Men at its core: Transforms into the Hidden; the star of disputes. Eloquence, analysis, doubt and digging deep. Doubt first, trust later. The Siblings Palace covers siblings and peers: how you get along, team up and compete with people at your own level.
What Ju Men in the Siblings Palace looks like
The same star in a different branch has a different brightness, and shows up differently. Below, the readings are split by brightness.
When bright (Miao or Wang)
You and your peers can debate and still work together. Soften your words a little, and the relationships will go further.
When dim (Xian or Bu)
One remark can easily set you against your peers. Leave people a way to back down, and working together will last.
Ju Men's four transformations in the Siblings Palace
Ju Men Hua Lu
You can turn a chat with peers into an opportunity. Speak plainly, and you'll negotiate better terms.
Ju Men Hua Quan
Among peers you tend to argue things out on principle. Make your points clear, and the partnership will go further.
Ju Men Hua Ji
Working with siblings or peers can leave muddy accounts. Spelling out the rules does more to protect the bond than saving face.
Ju Men in other palaces
Other main stars in the Siblings Palace
This is the general reading. On your own chart it shifts with the stars' brightness, the San Fang Si Zheng and the year you are in.
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