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Following the Officer into the Tomb (Sui Gui Ru Mu)

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Following the Officer into the Tomb (Sui Gui Ru Mu) — what is it? Following the Officer into the Tomb (Sui Gui Ru Mu) is an Officer line on the Self line entering one of three Tombs: the Day, a moving line, the changed line.

What is called Following the Officer into the Tomb? It is the case where the Officer line sits on the Self line and enters the Tomb at one of the three Tombs, namely:

Why Following the Officer into the Tomb is dangerous

Why is Following the Officer into the Tomb dangerous? Because an Officer line on the Self line, in an ordinary hexagram asking about safety, is itself a disaster, and with entering the Tomb on top of it the danger is doubled. In this case, however, the Strength of the Self line has to be clearly distinguished. If the Self line is Prosperous, then the danger is there but will still be got through.

Following the Officer into the Tomb and changing into Offspring

Besides, a case of Following the Officer into the Tomb that changes into Offspring still signals a misfortune that is got through — for example: Fellowship (Tong Ren) changing into Innocence (Wu Wang).

Fellowship (Tong Ren) changes to Innocence (Wu Wang) Fire (Li) Palace · Fire
Offspring Xu Earth Resp.
Wealth Shen Metal
Siblings Wu Fire
Officer line Hai Water Self ○ Offspring · Chen Earth
Offspring Chou Earth
Parents Mao Wood

See also

— Bốc Dịch Đại Toàn, Vi Nhật Sơn · bocdichvotranh.com

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