Wu Jianhong: Issues that should be paid attention to in starting classes and making judgments in the sixth grade, page 61

Wu Jianhong’s lectures and issues that should be paid attention to in judging page 61, the most difficult thing about Da Liuren is judging, because it contains too much information, and it is difficult for us to grasp the main contradiction. Things are also very complicated in the process of movement and development. After the appearance of the Three Legends of the Great Liuren, it can indicate the direction in which things will develop and the outcome of their development. six

Wu Jianhong’s lectures and issues that should be paid attention to in judging page 61, The most difficult thing about Da Liuren is judging, because it contains too much information, and it is difficult for us to grasp the main contradiction. Things are also very complicated in the process of movement and development. After the appearance of the Three Legends of the Great Liuren, it can indicate the direction in which things will develop and the outcome of their development.

Liu Ren starting class has fixed time and active time. During the activity, use match sticks and dice to get the heavenly stems and earthly branches. The specific method is: let the person who comes to predict think about it, and touch three piles at will. The number of matches in the first pile is Shichen, the number of matches in the second pile is Tiangan, and the number of matches in the third pile is Earthly Branches. If the number of earthly branches exceeds twelve, divide by twelve to get the remainder, and if the number of heavenly stems exceeds ten, divide by ten to get the remainder. The number of heavenly and earthly branches must be single and double, otherwise it will not be counted. Then use the month to add time and support classes. Generally, you use fixed time for your own affairs, and active time for other people’s affairs. The more difficult thing about the big six classes is the comparison and involvement. There are rules for when to compare and when to refer. The general principle of this rule is: there are only two grams in the four classes, and ratios are generally used. The method of comparison is to use the upper-level earthly branches of the two classes with restraint, and compare them with the heavenly stems. If you see yang or yin in the heavenly stems, you will take it, and if you see the yin in the sky, you will not take it. If the two grams are different from the nature of the heavenly stem, use the harm and take Meng Zhong.