Le cycle de vie est une méthode de calcul numérique Napoléon basé sur l’année de naissance, le jour de la semaine et le signe zodiaque chinois d’un individu. Ce calcul permet d’avoir un tableau étalé sur un cycle de 12 périodes. Ce cycle de 12 périodes représente le barème qu’une personne expérimentera durant les 12 mois de l’année, les 7 jours de la semaine, les 12 heures de la journée. Ce tableau permet aussi de voir les 3 cycles principaux qu’une personne mène leur vie. On peut voir de 1 à 30 ans, de 31 à 60 ans, de 61 à 90 ans et ainsi de suite si la personne vivra plus que 90 ans. On peut de ce fait entrevoir qu’est-ce que notre avenir pour nous préparer à vivre ce cycle.
Pour soutenir mes clients à avoir une assistance guide pratique et efficace afin de choisir une période propice pour partir un projet ou éviter un malheur, je leur prépare un tableau de cycle de vie dans lequel, ils peuvent consulter quotidiennement et voir l’année, les mois, les jours et les heures favorables pour conduire un projet important ou tout simplement choisir un temps pour se nettoyer et se ressourcer.
Toutefois, les résultats de ces calculs permettent de configurer un tableau typique conduisant à compléter sept caractéristiques qui forment la structure d’une maison et qui signifient sept aspects d’une vie. Si un des aspects de la vie est manquant, cela veut dire qu’on n’a pas de support équilibré de cet aspect.
1. L'héritage
2. Moi
3. Le conjoint/partenaire, mari/femme
4. Les enfants
6. Le plan physique
7. Le plan mental
Fate by numbers in Feng Shui
Numerology - the symbolism of numbers - helps assess chi in your home or apartment.
The best numbers for ensuring that good energy can flow into your home without obstruction are considered to be 1, 2, 3, 6, 8, and 9.
According to Feng Shui practitioners, 1 signifies a new beginning, a freshness or a birth and is therefore always associated with an auspicious event. The number 2 represents cooperation or balance, as in yin and yang.
The number 3 is also a good number because it has mystical powers. The numbers 6 and 9, as multiples of 3, bring good luck. 9 is said to represent the culmination of a cycle with events peaking. Those who own homes with the number 9 can expect to live there for a long time.
If your house has number 8, it will carry lucky energy, just like number 3 with blessings. In Cantonese, the words "eight" and "prosperity" are similar. In addition, the ba gua has eight trigrams.
How about 4, 5 and 7? In Feng Shui, 4 is considered an unhappy number. It sounds a lot like the Chinese word for death. In China and some other Asian countries, apartments and condominiums are private on the fourth floor. Likewise in the United States, the 13th floor is eliminated from the floor plan. Projects with the 4th and 13th floor will add an A to it to look like 4A or 13A.
The number 5 could signify a radical transformation or changes in progress while the number 7 is considered unlucky in Feng Shui. Chinese memorial services for the dead are traditionally held every seven days for seven weeks.
So, are 4, 5 and 7 considered bad numbers?The number 4 symbolizes stability and a solid foundation, and it represents the four main directions, 4 corners of the earth and the four seasons. The number 4 is sometimes considered unlucky in Chinese Feng Shui because it resembles the word "death" in some Chinese dialects, but it does not have this association for Western cultures. If you have a number four in your address and you are from a country other than China, instead of wondering if the number four is unlucky, try to think of four as the word "more." A structure is only rooted in the long term if it has at least 4 points of contact with the ground.
The typical Feng Shui antidote to dealing with the number 4 in a house address is to surround the number in a red circle. However, make sure it looks appropriate in the context of your home and neighborhood.
The number 5 can be translated by adventure, travel while 7 could also signify personal growth, work on oneself.
