Bazi Fengshui Series: Funeral Door Star
As mentioned before, in Bazi or the Four Pillars of Destiny, Stars refer to bodies of energy or Qi that are activated when they interact or in contact with other bodies of energy or Qi. They are also known as Auxiliary Stars.
Characteristics of FUNERAL DOOR star
The Funeral Door Star (丧门星) is one of the traditional inauspicious symbolic stars found in Chinese metaphysics. Its name can sound frightening, particularly because it contains the character 丧, which is associated with mourning, loss and bereavement.
However, its traditional interpretation is considerably broader than simply death or funerals.
In Chinese astrology, 丧门星 is associated with periods of emotional heaviness, family concerns, health vigilance, separation, mourning, unexpected responsibilities and encounters with difficult life circumstances.
It is important to understand that this is a traditional metaphysical interpretation, not a scientifically established prediction. Its presence does not mean that someone will die, become seriously ill or experience a funeral.
Health
One of the most commonly discussed associations of 丧门星 is health.
In traditional interpretations, this star is sometimes associated with vulnerability, physical weakness and the need to pay closer attention to one's body.
General Physical Wellbeing
· Feeling physically tired or depleted.
· Neglecting rest and recovery.
· Experiencing periods of lower energy.
· Needing more attention to existing health concerns.
Hospital and Medical Matters
This star is associated with:
· Hospital visits.
· Medical examinations.
· Medical procedures.
· Caring for an ill family member.
· Unexpected health-related responsibilities.
Emotional Health
The Funeral Door Star is traditionally associated with grief, emotional burdens and sadness.
It can be used as a symbolic reminder to pay attention to:
· Persistent sadness.
· Loneliness.
· Anxiety about losing loved ones.
· Difficulty accepting changes and endings.
Sometimes the most useful way to interpret this star is as a reminder not to neglect emotional wellbeing.
SOLUTIONS TO BALANCE funeral door STAR
Acupuncture and Traditional Chinese Herbal Medicine
The Funeral Door Star (丧门星, Sang Men) is traditionally considered an inauspicious star associated with mourning, funerals and bereavement, family members experiencing difficulties, worries concerning parents or elders, health concerns, hospital visits or periods of physical weakness, emotional heaviness, sadness and psychological stress.
The simple act of acupuncture will mitigate the physical and emotional burdens from the Funeral Door Star through supporting emotional regulation and relaxation, appetite and physical recovery, addressing restlessness and emotional tension.
Furthermore there are acupoints such as Zu San Li and Shen Mai that can bring calm and gentleness to the person yet reenergizing them to directly reduce the effect of Funeral Door Star.
Herbal medicines Licorice and Ashwagandha are good for the above mentioned functions as well.
It is therefore often advised that people with the presence of this star in that year to have regular acupuncture and taking the right herbal medicines to keep this star in check.
Bazi analysis
Awareness of the presence of this star in the annual year chart or the 10 year luck cycle can help people to be more watchful when doing certain activities or to avoid them entirely if they are of high risk in nature. This is done by the Bazi analysis to see if the star will be present.
Fengshui audit
Enhancing the energy of the health sector of the house with Fengshui techniques or having the affected person to be sleeping or more present in the good health sector of the house can increase the positive energy of the person, allowing him to be more calm yet still determined and strong. This will help to lower the chances of the ripening of negative events such as hospital visits, depressions, anxiety as a result of the influence from the energy of this star.
Read more about Jia Wood Daymaster Element here.
Read more about Yi Wood Daymaster Element here.
Read more about Bing Fire Daymaster Element here.
Read more about Ding Fire Daymaster Element here.
Read more about Wu Earth Daymaster Element here.
Read more about Ji Earth Daymaster here.
Read more about Geng Metal Daymaster here.
Read more about Xin Metal Daymaster here.
Read more about Ren Water Daymaster here.
Read more about Gui Water Daymaster here.
Read more about Lidong and Start of Period 9
Read more about Peach Blossom Star here.
Read more about Salty Pool Star here.
Read more about Red Matchmaker Star here.
Read more about Blood Knife Star here.
Further Reading:
Three Areas of Fengshui to Practice on Yourself - Part 1
Three Areas of Fengshui to Practice on Yourself - Part 2
Three Areas of Fengshui to Practice on Yourself - Part 3
Sign Before Major Life Breakthrough
Holistic Treatments for High Functioning Anxiety
The Grass is Not Always Greener on the Other Side
Everything you need to know about Acupuncture
Testimonial for Sleep Improvement
Facial Acupuncture - How to differentiate the real deal from the fakers