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Five Element Astrology Report and Nutrition Chart

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This report is prepared for M M on Apr 07 2011.
Birth date: Year:1967, Month:08, Day:04, Hour:15:45;
Gender : Female, Daylight Saving : No.


I Astrology Chart

The Four Pillars calculate the expected result from the interaction between your energy and the environment. The result of these combined energies will influence your personality, fate, health and other aspects of your ordinary life. This report will deal primarily with the aspect of health and secondarily with the aspects of emotion and personality. The first pillar (read from right to left) represents the energy you have inherited from the year you were born, the second from your birth month or season, the third from your birthday, and the fourth from your birth time. The following astrology chart is derived from your birth date:



    Hour     		Personal
    Element
    Day

    Month

    Year
    Yang Wood

    		Yang Metal

    		Yin Fire

    		Yin Fire


    Yang Metal
     Yang Earth
    Yang Water


    Yin Water


    Yin Earth
     Yin Fire
    Yin Wood

    Sheep
    Yin Earth
     Yin Fire
    Yin Wood


The chart represents the status of your energy, emotions, health and personality when you were born. The top row lists the ten Celestial Stems and the bottom lists the twelve Horary Branches. Each Stem and Branch consists of Yin/Yang and Five Elements. There are nine Branches having minor elements (smaller amount) which are called hidden Elements. They are listed after the major element and shown in lighter font. These Stems and Branches are translated to their Five Elements equivalents (translation table is listed in reference 8). The following analysis is based on this chart.

II The Elements Chart


A fundamental part of Asian philosophy is the inter-relationships among the five basic elements: Wood, Fire, Earth, Metal and Water. There is no dominant element. Like Yin and Yang they are forever dependent upon and equal to one another. They are linked by the chain of life which brings about their very existence. Each has its own place and function. Even in the human body, these five elements maintain their reciprocal relationships. The elements rule the major organs of the body. For example, Earth element is the essential energy to nursery the stomach, spleen and pancreas (see section VII for more details). An imbalance of energy will manifest itself in terms of negative emotion and deteriorated health. This section analyzes the distribution of your energy.





To maintain harmony within the body, the amount of the Five Elements need to be in delicate balance. Each of the Five Elements has power over another element, yet its power can be negated by the element that has power over it.

An excess of Fire element will have an extensive effect on your Small Intestine and Heart.

Harmony the Five Elements within the body provides a healthy environment for organs to work properly. An energy imbalance will put your organs in unnecessary stress and affect your health in the long run. The next section provides a detail analysis of the energy of each organ.

III The Health Chart

Humans inherit energy from the environment when they are born. The human body is an image of the universe in terms of energy. Part of the energy is from planets and celestial bodies, which comprise the ten Celestial Stems in your astrology chart. The other part of energy is from Earth, which comprises the twelve Horary Branches in your chart. The combined effect of your Stems and Branches on organs is expressed in relative amount of Five Elements.

    The following chart provides an analysis of your organs:


    ORGAN NAME     		GROUP
    STATUS
    Gall Bladder
    Liver    		 Normal
    Small Intestine
    Heart    		 very Strong
    Stomach
    Spleen, Pancreas    		 Good
    Large Intestine
    Lung    		 Normal
    Bladder
    Kidney    		 Normal

This table states the status of each organ when you were born. The ten organs are divided into five groups. Each organ within a group shares the total amount of life force of the group with the other organ. It is desirable for each group to have an equal distribution of energy. All the parts of the body are connected to form the whole; the parts should not be treated individually. All organs should function in a harmonious integrated manner.

An excess of or deficiency condition of life force in a group will cause an imbalance of energy in each member. Imbalance of life force in a group will affect the other groups through a chain reaction among organs. Each group has a strong connection with a sense organ. For instance, the sense organ for the Gall Bladder and Liver group is the eyes. Imbalance of energy in an organ will manifest itself as sickness, emotion, change of taste and impairing the related sense organ. All of these effects are referred to as the associated conditions of the corresponding organ.

The chart indicates that your Small Intestine and Heart have an excess of energy. They have the tendency to create an imbalance of energy among these organs.

An organ pair with excess or deficiency of energy will cause the associated taste, emotion, virtue and sickness to become more active in comparison with other emotion and sickness. As a result, you may like or dislike the associated taste (for example, salty), emotion may be out of control frequently, or the associated sickness may occur more often as you age. The following list contains the associated conditions (taste, emotion, virtue, sickness) and energy for the above organs. Observe these conditions as an indication that the corresponding organ pair is in disharmony and requires attention.


Element Organ Excess of energy Deficiency of energy
Fire Heart

Sense:
  Tongue 		Palpitations, thirst, mouth and tongue ulcers, mental restlessness, heat, insomnia, red face, bitter taste, dream disturbed sleep, incoherent speech, pain in the heart region which can radiate to inner aspect of the left arm, feeling of oppression of chest. Palpitations, shortness of breath on exertion, sweating, pallor, fatigue, listlessness, dizziness, insomnia, dream-disturbed sleep, poor memory, malar flushed face, low grade fever, feeling of heat
Fire Small Intestine Mental restlessness, tongue ulcers, pain in throat, abdominal pain, thirst, scanty and dark urine, painful urination, blood in urine.
Lower abdominal twisting pain which may radiate to the back, abdominal distention, borborygmus, flatulence, pain in testis, dislike of abdominal pain, constipation, vomiting, diarrhea. 		Abdominal discomfort, borborygmus, Scanty urination, flatulence, and diarrhea.

Although no one can change your inherent energy character within each organ, the energy can be brought closer to harmony by changing the quality and quantity of the energy you receive through the following methods. The first method is to have a diet which helps strengthen your organs and energy. The second method is meditation. Assimilate and refine your energy during meditation. The last but not the least is to utilize the environmental energy to help you.