Water and Fire

At a Glance

The case

Subject

47 women · 84 births

Proposition

In a spacetime in which a birth occurred, the water and fire phases coexist

Contrapositive

In a spacetime lacking the water and fire phases, a birth does not occur

Method of testing

A search for counter-examples — births in a spacetime lacking water and fire, checked by actual measurement

Input

Date of birth only

Calculation

The composition of the five phases by the twenty-eight elements (二十八元)

Six pillars evaluated

The three destiny pillars (day, month, year) + ten-year phase, year and month

Format

PDF, 20 pages — written in Japanese

Price

¥50,000 including tax

Research Brief

What the case shows

1. Of all 36 days, the condition holds on 3 days, or 8%. Day 266 before birth, the standard estimate, lies in the region where it does not hold.
2. The 3 days on which it holds lie at the shortest end of the range, requiring a birth two and a half weeks shorter than average.

Questions

The questions the report answers

• Ten of the forty-seven women lack the water or fire phase in their three destiny pillars. In this group, the months in which the condition breaks reach an average of 9.9%.
• Collect 101 births from this group, and the counter-examples expected if no relationship existed reach 10.
• If the measurements fall far below that level, the consistency of the structure is shown in numbers.
• Collected at random, about 476 births would be needed to reach the same level. The group to collect next has already been identified.

Public Record

The record, year by year

Selected events from the public record. Analysis and judgement are given in the report itself.

Year pillars change at Risshun, in early February. (天) = void year or void decade.

Contents

14 pages

1. Purpose and scope of the study
2. The three layers of the condition
3. Scoring and hidden stems
4. The limits of the three destiny pillars
5. Bringing down the later-life fortunes
6. Japanese cases I
7. Japanese cases II
8. Japanese cases III
9. Cases from overseas
10. Candidate counter-examples
11. The yang chart layer
12. The match of yin and yang
13. Case analysis: Mamiko Ohtani
14. How to read the timing
15. Connecting to individual analysis
16. The limits of the three destiny pillars II
17. Japanese cases IV
18. Japanese cases V
19. Japanese cases VI
20. The outcome of a larger sample

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Analysis supervised by FAITH (Makoto Tokunaga) — MSc Economics, University of Warwick · CICP · Shugakuin Saii

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