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ZI WEI DOU SHU - 12 PARENTS HOUSE

 


     


    Overview

    1. The Meaning

    The Parents House in Zi Wei Dou Shu mainly shows your connection and relationship with your father or father figure — the person who guided, disciplined, and shaped your early life. It reveals how strong your bond is, whether there is harmony, respect, or distance between you and your father or elders. 

    2. Family Background and Upbringing

    This house also reflects your family’s background, heritage, and social status. It can show if you were born into a wealthy, stable, or ordinary family, and how your parents’ reputation or values influence your life path. 

    3. Parental Support and Resources

    Another key meaning of this house is the support and resources your parents provide. It tells whether your family gives you help in education, career, and finances—or if you need to rely more on yourself. A strong Parents House suggests helpful guidance and blessings from elders. 

    4. Physical Traits and Health Tendencies

    Because it is linked to inheritance, this house can also show your appearance and genetic traits. You may inherit your parents’ looks, personality style, or certain health tendencies. For example, a strong or positive star here often means good constitution and vitality. 

    5. Relationship with Elders and Authority

    Beyond family, this house also shows how you interact with older people, superiors, or authority figures in general. It reflects your attitude toward respect, obedience, and formality. It may also hint at how you handle official matters, such as dealing with documents, government rules, or legal issues. 


    Connections

    1. The Parents House and The Health House (The Opposite House)

    The Health House sits opposite the Parents House, and together they reveal important details about your physical appearance, body structure, and overall health. When read along with your Life House, it gives a fuller picture of your inherited body condition and how your lifestyle affects your well-being. A balanced connection between these houses often means strong health and a stable appearance inherited from your family line. 

    2. The Parents House and The Friends House

    The Friends House has an indirect link to the Parents House. It represents your father’s circle of friends, social connections, and helpers, as well as how he views your own friendships. It can show whether your father prefers you to associate with certain kinds of people—trustworthy, professional, or influential. It also gives hints about how much your family’s network may influence your relationships or work connections later in life.

    3. The Parents House and The Children House

    The Children House is also related because it reflects the elders’ attitudes toward the younger generation. Through this connection, it shows how your parents raised you and how those experiences shape your own parenting style in the future. If the energy here is harmonious, it suggests a warm and supportive upbringing that helps you pass down care and discipline to your children. But if it’s tense or conflicted, it may reveal emotional distance or lessons you must heal before becoming a parent yourself.


    Tips for Reading the Parents House

    1. Parent–Child Bond

    This section shows the emotional connection between you and your parents—how close, respectful, or distant the relationship is. Harmonious stars mean warmth, mutual support, and generosity. Challenging stars may suggest conflict, misunderstanding, or long periods of separation. 

    2. Relationship with Authority Figures

    Beyond the family, the Parents House reflects your attitude toward superiors, bosses, and authority figures. It shows whether you respect leadership or prefer independence. It can also reveal your experiences dealing with government offices or official systems. 

    3. Education, Documents, and Legal Affairs

    This palace governs formal documents, exams, certificates, contracts, and legal papers. If auspicious stars are present, official matters go smoothly—such as approvals, licenses, or academic recognition. Challenging stars may bring paperwork delays or misunderstandings in official dealings. 

    4. Finances and Family Ventures

    The Parents House also connects to family-related finances—like inheritance, loans, or joint family businesses. It shows whether you can gain material support from family or face financial burdens connected to relatives. 

    5. Marriage Dynamics and Inheritance

    In some cases, this house reveals inheritance disputes, dowry concerns, or tension with in-laws after marriage. It may also hint at how you or your spouse handle family property and shared responsibilities. 

    6. External Growth and Relocation

    Finally, this house shows whether moving away from home will help or hinder your success. A well-supported Parents House often means you can thrive independently while still receiving blessings from your family, while a troubled one may suggest that distance is needed to create your own fortune.


    Stars in the Parents House

    (Note that these interpretations are general in nature.)

    A. THE 14 MAJOR STARS IN THE PARENTS HOUSE 

    1. Zi Wei (The Emperor Star)

    If Zi Wei is placed here, the native has a respectful and honorable attitude toward the father. They admire his role and often seek to maintain harmony. However, they also hope their father values their independence and opinions, wanting mutual respect in the relationship. 

    2. Wu Qu (The Military Star)

    Wu Qu brings a realistic and straightforward bond. The person respects the father’s discipline and sees him as practical and firm. Emotional warmth may not be easily expressed, but loyalty and responsibility remain strong. 

    3. Po Jun (The Disruptor Star)

    With Po Jun here, the bond with the father is passionate but unstable. There can be moments of warmth followed by quarrels, often caused by both sides being stubborn or proud. Each insists on personal opinions, which can create clashes. Still, deep down there is mutual concern, even if not openly shown. 

    4. Ju Men (The Messenger Star)

    When Ju Men is here, communication with the father can be mixed. The person sometimes speaks kindly but can also be too direct or blunt, unintentionally hurting feelings. Usually, they don’t mean harm—just speak their thoughts openly and honestly. 

    5. Tan Lang (The Ambitious Star)

    With Tan Lang in this position, the relationship with the father can be changeable. Sometimes they get along very well, sharing joy and humor, but at other times the connection becomes tense or competitive. Both sides may want attention or dominance, leading to emotional ups and downs. 

    6. Lian Zhen (The Integrity Star)

    When Lian Zhen resides here, the person cares deeply about the father but doesn’t always express it. They may appear distant or indifferent, preferring to show love through quiet support rather than open affection. Inside, there is loyalty and emotional depth. 

    7. Tai Yang (The Sun Star)

    With Tai Yang, the person shows enthusiasm, care, and admiration for the father. They may want to lead or guide him at times, appearing a bit dominant or controlling. Despite this, their intention is protective and filled with warmth. 

    8. Tai Yin (The Moon Star)

    Tai Yin brings a gentle, caring, and nurturing attitude toward the father. The person worries easily and tends to nag out of love, wanting to make sure the father is safe and well. Their affection is shown through attention and service. 

    9. Tian Ji (The Thinker Star)

    With Tian Ji, the person is respectful, thoughtful, and analytical toward the father. They hope for mutual respect and freedom to express their opinions. The bond improves when both sides allow space and understanding. 

    10. Tian Fu (The Treasury Star)

    With Tian Fu, the person tends to take care of the father in material and practical ways—ensuring comfort, safety, or financial support. They also wish for open-minded communication, hoping the father will listen and appreciate their ideas. 

    11. Tian Tong (The Relaxed Star)

    With Tian Tong, the person is gentle, cooperative, and good-natured toward the father. They are usually obedient and share joyful moments together. However, they may sometimes think their father is too soft or indecisive, wishing he would relax and avoid unnecessary worries. 

    12. Tian Liang (The Blessing Star)

    When Tian Liang resides here, the person has a protective and responsible nature toward the father. They are willing to care and assist but expect discipline and respect for rules. They value fairness and tend to act as the family’s stabilizer. 

    13. Tian Xiang (The Minister Star)

    When Tian Xiang appears, the relationship with the father is kind, respectful, and thoughtful. The person often acts as a bridge of peace, communicating gently and trying to maintain harmony. They value mutual understanding and good manners in family relations. 

    14. Qi Sha (The Power Star)

    When Qi Sha is in the Parents House, the relationship with the father is filled with strong emotions. The person tends to love deeply and care sincerely but can also show anger or impatience when disappointed. They may swing between affection and frustration, yet their intentions are loyal and protective.


    B. THE 4 SUPPORT STARS IN THE PARENTS HOUSE

    1. Wen Chang (The Intellect Star)

    Your parents are cultured, artistic, or intellectual. You inherit their love for literature, art, or refined living, and your relationship is harmonious with little conflict.

    Wen Chang Hua Ke: Higher chance of inheriting wealth.

    Wen Chang Hua Ji: Strong independence, not relying on inheritance. 

    2. Wen Qu (The Intelligence Star)

    Your parents are refined, well-mannered, and socially active. Growing up in such an environment, you naturally follow their path and receive strong influence from them.

    Wen Qu Hua Ke: Higher chance of inheritance.

    Wen Qu Hua Ji: Independent, not depending on inheritance. 

    3. Zuo Fu (The Left Assistance Star)

    This star brings good relationships with parents and elders. You’ll often receive help and support from them throughout life. If Zuo Fu is alone here without negative stars, it suggests your parents live long and healthy lives.

    Zuo Fu Hua Ke: You and your parents relate more like friends. 

    4. You Bi (The Right Assistance Star)

    Very similar to Zuo Fu. It means you’ll get a lot of encouragement and support from your parents and elders. If You Bi stands alone here, your parents enjoy long lives and little conflict. With auspicious stars, you benefit from your parents’ blessings and live a smooth, obstacle-free life.

    You Bi Hua Ke: You and your parents have a friendship-like bond. 


    C. THE 4 TRANSFORMATION STARS IN THE PARENTS HOUSE

    1. Hua Lu (Abundance)

    When Hua Lu appears in the Parents House, it means your parents are warm, loving, and supportive. They usually give freely of their time, care, and sometimes even material help. You tend to feel emotionally connected and safe with them. They like to create harmony in the family and often do their best to ensure you grow up with comfort and security. 

    2. Hua Quan (Power)

    With Hua Quan, parents often take a strong, leadership role in the family. They may be responsible and protective but can also be quite strict or commanding. They expect respect and obedience, and they like to have a say in important decisions. While this can create structure and discipline, it may sometimes make you feel that their expectations are heavy or that you have limited freedom. 

    3. Hua Ke (Fame)

    If Hua Ke is found in the Parents House, your parents usually care a lot about education, manners, and maintaining a good family image. They guide you through kindness rather than force, and they may teach by setting a good example. These parents often encourage you to behave well in public, study hard, and make a good impression on others. Their love is shown through advice, teaching, and encouragement. 

    4. Hua Ji (Disturbance)

    When Hua Ji appears here, it suggests challenges or emotional distance between you and your parents. Misunderstandings may happen easily, or one parent might be overly demanding or critical. Sometimes, you might feel that love is expressed through rules or discipline instead of warmth. As you grow older, learning to communicate openly and understand their intentions can help heal or improve the relationship.


    D. THE MINOR STARS IN THE PARENTS HOUSE 

    🔵FAVORABLESTARS 

    1. Lu Cun (The Prosperity Star)

    If Lu Cun is in the Parents House, you grow up in a comfortable and well-to-do family. Your parents provide strong support in life and career, so you often rely on them for resources and guidance. Generally, this star means you’ll have a harmonious relationship with your parents, with no major conflicts, and an easy, abundant upbringing.  

    2. Tian Ma (The Movement Star)

    When Tian Ma is here, your bond with your parents is weaker. One of them may often be away, so you don’t spend much time together. This matches the wandering, restless nature of the star. 

    3. Tian Kui (The Male Benefactor Star)

    This star brings noble help. Your parents have wide social networks, and their reputation benefits you greatly. Even when you face setbacks, your parents help you overcome them. It also indicates your parents will enjoy a prosperous life. 

    4. Tian Yue (The Female Benefactor Star)

    Another benefactor star. It means you’ll receive strong blessings from your parents. If you face difficulties, your parents directly or indirectly help you get through safely. 


    🔴UNFAVORABLE STARS 

    1. Huo Xing (The Fiery Star)

    It suggests one of your parents may suffer from health problems or chronic illness, causing hardship in the family. 

    2. Ling Xing (The Siren Star)

    It means your parents may experience health troubles, with at least one prone to illness or physical weakness. 

    3. Qing Yang (The Knife Star)

    It suggests a weak bond with parents—you may leave home early for study or career. It can also mean one parent’s health isn’t good, so extra care is needed. 

    4. Tuo Luo (The Delay Star)

    Similar to Qing Yang. It shows a shallow bond with parents, early separation, or one parent’s poor health. 

    5. Di Kong (The Misfortune Star)

    This star symbolizes loss and emptiness. When it appears here, it suggests that your family background may not be very well-off, and you might experience long periods of separation from your parents. You may not spend much time together, possibly due to living in different places, studying or working abroad, or having a career that keeps you away from home. 

    6. Di Jie (The Calamity Star)

    This star brings difficulties in financial matters. It often indicates a family background with limited resources or unstable financial support from parents. You may not receive much material help from them, and time spent together could be scarce. As a result, the emotional bond with your parents may feel distant or not very strong.


    Parents House by Zodiac Branch

    1. Parents House in the Rat Sign

    Parents are intelligent, adaptable, and communicative. The home environment is lively, though sometimes emotionally distant. You may grow up learning to be independent early. 

    2. Parents House in Ox Sign

    Parents are hardworking, reliable, and practical. They value stability and may have traditional views. Family life feels steady, but emotional expression may be limited. 

    3. Parents House in the Tiger Sign

    Parents are strong-willed and ambitious. They often expect much from you, teaching you to be brave and capable. The relationship may have both warmth and tension due to high expectations. 

    4. Parents House in the Rabbit Sign

    Parents are gentle, refined, and kind. They emphasize good manners and emotional harmony at home. The bond is usually caring, though sometimes overly protective. 

    5. Parents House in the Dragon Sign

    Parents have strong personalities and pride in family reputation. They like to maintain authority and status, giving you both opportunities and pressure to achieve. 

    6. Parents House in the Snake Sign

    Parents are intelligent, strategic, and value education. They may guide you wisely but can be somewhat controlling. You tend to respect them yet seek personal freedom. 

    7. Parents House in the Horse Sign

    Parents are active, independent, and sociable. The family may move often or live dynamically. You may feel loved but need space to express yourself freely. 

    8. Parents House in the Goat Sign

    Parents are gentle, caring, and emotionally sensitive. They may sacrifice much for the family. The relationship is warm but can become emotionally dependent at times. 

    9. Parents House in the Monkey Sign

    Parents are clever, flexible, and resourceful. They handle problems quickly but may be busy or restless, resulting in limited quality time together. You learn adaptability from them. 

    10. Parents House in the Rooster Sign

    Parents are disciplined, neat, and image conscious. They emphasize behavior and public appearance. You may feel they are strict but well-meaning. 

    11. Parents House in the Dog Sign

    Parents are loyal, moral, and protective. They care deeply but may worry too much. You inherit a strong sense of responsibility and fairness from them. 

    12. Parents House in the Pig Sign

    Parents are compassionate, tolerant, and supportive. They are kind-hearted and may guide you gently. However, they can also be emotionally sensitive or easily hurt.


    Key Points

    1. Meaning of the Parents House

    The Parents House in Zi Wei Dou Shu reveals your relationship with your father or father figure, showing whether it is close, respectful, or distant. It reflects your family background and social status, as well as how much support your parents provide in education, career, and finances. This house also shows the traits and health tendencies you inherit from your parents, along with your general attitude toward elders and authority figures in life. 

    2. Connections with Other Houses

    The Parents House connects closely with the Health House, the Friends House and the Children House. These connections show how family patterns, health, and values pass down and continue shaping your relationships and personal growth. 

    3. Parent–Child Bond

    Shows emotional closeness or distance; harmony brings warmth and support, while conflict stars indicate tension or separation. 

    4. Relationship with Authority Figures

    Reflects how you deal with superiors, leadership, and government systems. 

    5. Education, Documents, and Legal Affairs

    Governs exams, certificates, contracts, and paperwork; good stars bring smooth progress, while challenging stars cause delays. 

    6. Finances and Family Ventures

    Indicates financial help or burdens from family, including inheritance or joint assets. 

    7. Marriage Dynamics and Inheritance

    Can show disputes or harmony over family property, dowry, or in-law relationships. 

    8. External Growth and Relocation

    Reveals whether living away from home benefits your success or if family distance creates challenges.


    Remember: These are general interpretations; their true meaning for you depends on the unique details of your individual birth chart and specific star placements and configurations. 

    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.

    Note: Since this star has been translated into many different English names both online and offline, preserving its original name in this article is essential to convey its true meaning.


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