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For Jia (甲, Yang Wood), Ji (己, Yin Earth) is Direct Wealth. It does not measure income, predict prosperity, or assign a gendered relationship role.
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Mingli Tanyuan 命理探源 ↗Vin Leo (2004) · Searching for the Gods, Joey Yap ↗
Name, translation and provenance
Zhèngcái 正財, literally ‘proper/regular wealth’.
‘Direct’ is a conventional translation for zhèng in this paired nomenclature; no claim is made that it is morally superior or historically original.
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Mingli Tanyuan 命理探源 ↗Vin Leo (2004) · Searching for the Gods, Joey Yap ↗
Word origin · etymology
Zhèngcái 正財, literally ‘proper/regular wealth’.
‘Direct’ is a conventional translation for zhèng in this paired nomenclature; no claim is made that it is morally superior or historically original.
How we know · epistemology
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For Jia (甲, Yang Wood), Ji (己, Yin Earth) is Direct Wealth. It does not measure income, predict prosperity, or assign a gendered relationship role.
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