• Dragon (Born in the year of Tai Sui)

• Dog (Clashing with Tai Sui)

• Ox (Breaking Tai Sui)

• Rabbit (Harming Tai Sui)

What is Tai Sui?

Who offends Tai Sui in the Year of the Dragon 2024 and what are the risks?

1. As we enter 2024, those born in the Year of the Dragon will face their "Ben Ming Nian" (zodiac year of birth). This year is often considered unlucky, bringing bad luck, misfortune, and continuous troubles. However, there's a saying: "If the zodiac year goes well, everything goes well, and good fortune arrives. If it goes badly, obstacles appear everywhere, and bad luck persists." For those in public service: Dragon-born individuals may face career obstacles this year, receiving challenging tasks from superiors and experiencing significant disagreements with colleagues. It's crucial to maintain self-discipline, be cautious at work, stay calm, and avoid being swayed by emotions to prevent mistakes. For businesspeople: Important individuals may seek cooperation this year, or you may have good money-making ideas. However, due to the self-punishment nature of the Dragon this year, a considerable portion of wealth may be difficult to secure. Regarding marriage and relationships: It's important to maintain intimate relationships this year, as marriages of Dragon-born individuals are prone to breakdown due to infidelity. Strictly control yourself, always keep a distance from the opposite sex, and reduce situations of spousal separation. Health-wise: Dragons have poor luck this year. According to I Ching principles, "Dragon meets Dragon" is one of the four major self-punishments, meaning Dragon-born individuals may experience mood swings, irritability, feelings of depression, tend to be picky, cause unnecessary trouble, and seek problems where there are none. Therefore, it's important to adjust your inner emotions this year.

2. For those born in the Year of the Dog, 2024 (Jia Chen Dragon Year) represents a clash with Tai Sui. In destiny theory, the Dog (Xu) and Tai Sui (Chen Dragon) form a "Chen-Xu clash," which is a yearly flow of offending the Year Lord. This creates an opposition with Tai Sui. As the saying goes, "Offending the Year Lord brings disaster if not calamity." Therefore, those born in the Year of the Dog will experience ups and downs in all aspects of life, work, psychology, and health in 2024, with minor fluctuations at best and numerous troubles at worst. For public servants, careers may be unstable this year. It's advisable to be cautious and prioritize stability. In terms of work, it's recommended to develop in the north, northeast directions or engage in water-related industries to alleviate the offense to Tai Sui. This can help mitigate the harm of offending Tai Sui and turn misfortune into good fortune, ensuring a peaceful year. For those in business, when personal fortunes are unstable this year, you need to be extra vigilant, especially when facing major issues like investment planning. Think thrice before acting, it's better to defend than to attack, and remember that stability is a blessing. Dog-born individuals need to be more active and mobile this year to reduce the impact of clashing with Tai Sui. Health-wise, luck is poor, so pay special attention to the spleen, stomach, intestines, and skin health. The elderly should have timely physical examinations, avoid bad living habits, and take good care of their health. In marriage and relationships, be mutually accommodating in daily life to avoid frequent quarrels. The clash with Tai Sui indicates a year full of troubles and various obstacles.

3. For those born in the Year of the Ox, 2024 (Jia Chen Dragon Year) can be said to bring continuous joyous events. From a zodiac perspective, the Dragon and the Ox do not offend each other, not only avoiding suppression and clashing but also having a mutually supportive effect. Moreover, in I Ching terms, (Chen Dragon is earth, yang nature); (Chou Ox is earth, yin nature); the two earth elements form a comparative and harmonious situation, and also create a yin-yang harmony. Therefore, 2024 is a relatively good year for those born in the Year of the Ox. It can be said that there will be new opportunities and room for development in work. For public servants this year, Ox-born individuals will have good opportunities in their careers. By handling relationships with superiors and colleagues well, work will become more manageable, with plenty of choices and opportunities. However, avoid the mentality of taking shortcuts; work diligently and maintain your network of contacts. Businesspeople can more actively grasp business opportunities, making it a year of both wealth and fame prosperity. However, when two earth elements meet, there's also information about competition and robbery. If not handled properly or if careless, it's easy to have one's wealth shared by others. It's advised to be cautious when choosing business partners to prevent inappropriate choices that may invite robbery and trouble. In terms of marriage and relationships, couples will receive assistance from the Tai Sui of the year, suggesting a loving and satisfying relationship. However, if Ox-born individuals encounter partners born in the Year of the Sheep, Horse, or Dog, there may be many disadvantages, as these three zodiac signs clash with the Ox, causing marital and emotional disharmony. Health-wise, for elderly Ox-born individuals, this year can be considered a healthy one, which is beneficial for both body and mind. However, attention should be paid to maintaining the health of the spleen, stomach, and intestines this year. For Ox-born students, as long as they maintain a correct attitude towards learning, their academic performance is likely to improve. It can be said to be a year of smooth academic fortune, but care should be taken to avoid being too playful, which could affect studies.

4. For those born in the Year of the Rabbit entering 2024 (Jia Chen Dragon Year), the annual destiny branch Mao Rabbit and the flowing year Tai Sui Chen Dragon form a "Mao-Chen" mutual harm situation, which is a type of offending Tai Sui. This represents obstacles and setbacks in fortune and may bring many unfavorable influences. Therefore, it is recommended that Rabbit-born friends do a good job of resolving these issues this year. The so-called "mutual harm" refers to being framed or persecuted by others when doing things, thus mainly indicating trouble from petty people. There are often petty people causing trouble behind the scenes, making it difficult to achieve results in career and work, which is quite headache-inducing. Therefore, for public servants, it's easy to feel restricted or suppressed when doing things this year, with tense interpersonal relationships, especially among peers at work. It's easy to provoke others and make them feel threatened. This year, one should pay attention to harmony in all things, build good relationships widely, do more good deeds and be less calculative, leaving no opportunity for petty people to take advantage. For businesspeople, due to the influence of Tai Sui's mutual harm, financial fortune is not very satisfactory, and it's easy to suffer financial losses. Whether investing, signing contracts, or cooperating with others, one must act cautiously to prevent financial losses. In short, nothing should be rushed this year; it's better to think calmly and seek stability. Health-wise, gastrointestinal issues may arise this year, so extra care should be taken with diet to prevent chronic diseases from recurring. There's also a risk of external injuries, so pay attention to your physical condition and health maintenance. You can enhance your immunity and health through regular routines and scientific diet. Emotionally, it's easy to have disputes and misunderstandings. Couples should pay attention to understanding and being more accommodating to each other, after all, it takes a hundred years of cultivation to sleep on the same pillow, and family harmony should be prioritized.

"Offending Tai Sui" in the Eight Characters of Birth

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The rest can be inferred from the following list:

2024 Tai Sui Direction Taboos

1. No earthwork or construction in the Tai Sui direction The ancients regarded Tai Sui as the god of the year, and the direction he presides over is absolutely respected. Construction, excavation, piling, and other engineering matters cannot be carried out casually in this direction. Especially for the direction that clashes with Tai Sui, offending Tai Sui will bring disasters.

2. The Tai Sui direction must be clean and tidy Don't pour dirty water or create a garbage corner in this direction. Don't pile up unwanted or miscellaneous items in the Tai Sui direction. If it's too messy and dirty, it shows disrespect to Tai Sui. In addition, the direction of the Year Break should also be kept clean. When the home is tidy, the energy inside will become smooth.

3. The Tai Sui direction should be quiet, not active In terms of home layout, it's not advisable to place items that make too much noise, such as TVs and sound systems, in the Tai Sui direction. Also, the door of the room should not be arranged in the Tai Sui direction, especially the main door, which would form a "Tai Sui at the door" pattern, because the main door has many people coming in and out, which may offend Tai Sui. If the main door is in this direction, it should be resolved.

4. The Tai Sui direction should not be pressed by heavy objects If there are any heavy items in the southeast direction, such as beds or office desks, they should not be moved but left in place. However, people should not stay in this direction for long periods, and these items are best not used.

5. No earthwork or construction in the direction opposite to Tai Sui Placing lush, round-leaved green plants in the southeast direction of the home helps to nourish Tai Sui and bless the whole family. Nourishing the Tai Sui position enhances the power of Tai Sui, and Tai Sui will bestow grace and protect the family to safely pass through this year. But remember not to do earthwork or construction in the direction opposite to Tai Sui, otherwise, it may cause financial losses.