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Albert Einstein
After university he could find no research post. Working as an examiner at the Swiss patent office, he wrote four papers in a single year at twenty-six. On 30 June 1905, the paper that overturned the common sense of time and space was received. That year was one of the two void years that return every twelve years. Its month and day carried, in sequence, the two elements that most help his destiny. Why was his greatest work born in his period of weakest strength? Seventy-six years, set against the phases of destiny and time.
At a Glance
The case
- Subject
- Albert Einstein — Physics
- Period analysed
- 1879–1955
- Three pillars
- Day 丙申 / Month 丁卯 / Year 己卯
- Void branches
- 辰巳 (Dragon–Snake)
- Void decades
- Never within his lifetime (from age 93)
- Destiny area
- 0.91 The area of the triangle formed by the three pillars on the sixty-cycle circle (maximum 1.30)
- Format
- PDF, 15 pages — written in Japanese
- Price
- ¥50,000 including tax
Research Brief
What the case shows
- He carries a star of hard setbacks in his teens and early twenties. He failed the university entrance examination, and after graduating found no research post.
- The decade from age twenty-three is the lowest-energy period of his life. For the rank that signals the highest intellect, weaker strength is the higher grade.
- 1905 was a void year. On 30 June — in the month of the element that helps his destiny most, on the day of the second — special relativity was received.
- His day and month pillars face each other with only yin and yang reversed. The stronger the light that breaks common sense, the stronger the darkness born with it.
- In the twenty years from age thirty-three, the element that most helps his destiny arrives. General relativity and the Nobel Prize fall inside them.
Questions
The questions the report answers
- Why was his greatest work born in his weakest period?
- What lined up on 30 June 1905?
- What darkness came with the light that broke common sense?
- Why did each change of place carry him higher?
Public Record
The record, year by year
Selected events from the public record. Analysis and judgement are given in the report itself.
| 1879 | 己卯 | 14 Mar — born in Ulm, Germany |
| 1880 | 庚辰■ | The family moves to Munich |
| 1895 | 乙未 | Fails the ETH entrance examination |
| 1896 | 丙申 | Enters ETH |
| 1900 | 庚子 | Graduates from ETH; finds no research post |
| 1902 | 壬寅 | Joins the patent office in Bern |
| 1905 | 乙巳■ | 30 Jun — the special relativity paper is received |
| 1912 | 壬子 | Professor at ETH |
| 1915 | 乙卯 | Nov — field equations of general relativity |
| 1919 | 己未 | 6 Nov — eclipse results announced |
| 1922 | 壬戌 | Awarded the Nobel Prize in Physics |
| 1933 | 癸酉 | Leaves Germany for Princeton |
| 1940 | 庚辰■ | 1 Oct — becomes a US citizen |
| 1952 | 壬辰■ | Declines the presidency of Israel |
| 1955 | 乙未 | 18 Apr — dies |
Year pillars change at Risshun, in early February. ■ = void year.
Contents
15 pages
- Destiny profile and chart
- Yin and yang charts
- Axis and type of destiny
- Ten-year phases
- The patent office decade
- The four layers of 30 June 1905
- 1905 — the miracle year
- Light and its darkness
- Inner conflict and the bridging star
- The rank and the ten-year phases
- Setback in youth, summit through change
- Independent systems
- Timeline chart
- Public record
- Conclusion
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Analysis supervised by FAITH (Makoto Tokunaga) — MSc Economics, University of Warwick · CICP · Shugakuin Saii