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ZI WEI DOU SHU - THE GRADE OF THE 108 STARS

 




    Overview

    The 108 Stars in Zi Wei Dou Shu

    In Zi Wei Dou Shu, your Life Chart is like a map of the sky at your birth, populated by many different stars. While there are over a hundred stars in total (108), they aren't all equally important. They're categorized into five "grades" based on their influence.

    Think of these stars as actors in a play, with some having leading roles and others playing supporting parts.

    The 1st Grade Stars

    The Major Players (32 stars)

    These are the most significant stars, having the strongest influence on your life.

    A. The 14 Master Stars

    These are the main "personalities" or themes that define different aspects of your chart.

    ►Zi Wei Group: 

    ►Tian Fu Group: 

    B. The 18 Support Stars

    These stars modify or enhance the influence of the Master Stars.

    ►Four Si Hua Transformations: These represent different types of energy flow or changes.

    ►Six Favorable Stars: These generally bring positive influences like intelligence, help, and good fortune.

    ►Six Unfavorable Stars: These typically bring challenges, difficulties, or negative energy.

    ►Lu Ma Stars (Wealth & Movement): These relate to financial stability and movement.

    The 2nd Grade Stars

    Significant Supporting Roles (32 stars)

    These stars have a notable, but not as profound, impact as the 1st Grade stars. They add more detail and nuance to the interpretations.

    Examples include:

    Tian Guan

    Tian Fu

    Tian Chu (related to status and wealth)

    Tian Xing (punishment)

    Tian Yao (charm/illness)

    Jie Shen (solution)

    Long Chi, Feng Ge (elegance)

    Hong Luan (romance)

    Tian Xi (joy)

    Gu Chen

    Gua Su (loneliness), and more.

    The 3rd Grade Stars

    Minor Influences (30 stars)

    These stars provide further layers of detail and subtle influences.

    Examples include: 

    Bo Shi (Doctor)

    Li Shi (Official)

    Qing Long (Good Luck)

    Xiao Hao (Small Spending)

    Jiang Jun (General)

    Zou Shu (Writing)

    Da Hao (Big Spending)

    And stars related to life stages like:

    Chang Sheng (Birth)

    Mu Yu (Bath)

    Guan Dai (Capping)

    Lin Guan (Official Post)

    Di Wang (King), and more.

    The 4th Grade Stars

    Even Smaller Influences (7 stars)

    These stars have very minor effects on the overall chart interpretation.

    Examples include: 

    Jiang Xing (Commander)

    Pan An (Judge)

    Sui Yi (Easy Going)

    Hui Gai (Meeting Cap)

    Sui Jian (Yearly Sword)

    Long De (Dragon Virtue)

    Tian De (Heavenly Virtue)

    The 5th Grade Stars

    Very Minor Details (17 stars)

    These are the least impactful stars, often considered for very specific or subtle readings.

    Examples include: 

    Xi Shen (Joy God)

    Jie Sha (Calamity)

    Zai Sha (Disaster)

    Tian Sha (Heavenly Calamity)

    Zhi Bei (Humiliation)

    Xian Chi (Bath Pool)

    Yue Sha (Monthly Calamity)

    Wang Sha (Death)

    Hui Qi (Ash Breath)

    Sang Men (Funeral Door)

    Guan Suo (Prison Lock)

    Guan Fu (Official Trouble)

    Siao Hao (Minor Expenditure)

    Da Hao (Major Expenditure)

    Bai Hu (White Tiger)

    Diao Ke (Weeping Guest)

    Bing Fu (Illness)

    Summary

    While all 108 stars are part of the full system, the 1st Grade Stars are the ones astrologers focus on most, as they shape the major themes and events in a person's life. The lower-grade stars add finer details to these broader interpretations.

    Note: All the stars discussed in this article are analyzed using the San He method to provide deeper insights. The Si Hua method doesn’t emphasize the detailed traits of individual stars or most of the minor stars; instead, it concentrates on the four transformers (Si Hua) to interpret outcomes. 

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