XinggeMain stars × twelve palaces
How to read Tian Ji in the Siblings Palace
Tian Ji at its core: Transforms into Goodness; the star of wisdom. Thinking, planning and change, with a tendency to overthink. Better at work of the mind than of the hands. The Siblings Palace covers siblings and peers: how you get along, team up and compete with people at your own level.
What Tian Ji 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 trade ideas and act as each other's strategists. Everyone has their own plans, so take the comings and goings lightly.
When steady (De, Li or Ping)
Your peers tend to be clever, and you trade ideas with each other. Everyone has their own plans, though, so people come and go.
When dim (Xian or Bu)
Your peers are clever but each has their own plans, so working together can turn into everyone keeping their own score. Set the rules out clearly first.
Tian Ji's four transformations in the Siblings Palace
Tian Ji Hua Lu
You talk things over with siblings and friends, and you complement each other. The more brainpower you put into working together, the better the results.
Tian Ji Hua Quan
Among peers you love to banter and compete. Use your smarts to cooperate, not to argue about who's right.
Tian Ji Hua Ke
Someone among your siblings or peers can help you think things through. You suit talking things over together, not clashing head-on.
Tian Ji Hua Ji
You and your siblings or peers often don't see eye to eye, and agreed plans tend to change. Writing down who does what saves more worry than guessing what the other person means.
Tian Ji 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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