If your self-element
is strong Yang Metal, your Supreme Commander Star is the Rooster. This means that although you can have a rewarding career and you enjoy the support of your juniors, this star is not favorable, as it further strengthens your self-element. You should be wary each year of the Rooster, as your self-element would be overly strong and aff ect your luck in a negative manner. In say a Rabbit year, your luck could take turn for the worse, as
the Rabbit would be in conflict with your Supreme Commander Star. T is means that your supporters would get infl uenced by your competitors and could very likely betray your trust. This can also be interpreted as your enemy being stimulated into action and taking serious action against you. If this confl ict star is not corrected, fi nancial loss or even physical injury could happen.
T is gentleman is weak Yang Metal, and has the Supreme Commander Star appearing as the Rooster in his month pillar. Up till around two years ago, his business was growing steadily. He was known as a man of good principle and was very popular among his staff and well-liked by all who knew him. However, starting 2013, in the Year of the Snake, his luck started to go south, even though there is Yin Earth in his luck pillars. Sales started to fall, and many of his regular clients went over to his competitors. His luck was being aff ected by the Rabbit that rules the luck pillar 59, which he entered. A simple cure was suggested where he was asked to keep a pet dog, as
the Dog is the secret friend of the Rabbit, which would then distract it from disturbing him. A year later, sales had risen back to its previous levels, and some of the clients that left came back to him.
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