Destiny reading

Inborn tenchūsatsu (shukumei tenchūsatsu)

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Tenchūsatsu is usually talked about as “two years that come round every twelve”. Separately from that, the eto of your year, month or day of birth may itself contain one of your void branches. This is called shukumei tenchūsatsu, inborn tenchūsatsu.

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1.The eight kinds

Name Condition
Seinen-chūsatsu (birth year) The year branch is one of the two void branches set by the day pillar
Seigetsu-chūsatsu (birth month) The month branch is one of the two void branches set by the day pillar
Seijitsu-chūsatsu (birth day) The day branch is one of the two void branches set by the year pillar
Nichiza-chūsatsu The day pillar is 甲戌 (Kinoe-inu) or 乙亥 (Kinoto-i)
Nikkyo-chūsatsu The day pillar is 甲辰 (Kinoe-tatsu) or 乙巳 (Kinoto-mi)
Gokan-chūsatsu Both Seinen and Seijitsu
Shukumei Ni-chūsatsu Both Seinen and Seigetsu
Zen-tenchūsatsu (complete) All three: Seinen, Seigetsu and Nichiza
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2.How to read it

Inborn tenchūsatsu is said to make matters tied to its position (year = parents and superiors, month = your inner self and work, day = home and spouse) come out in ways that don’t fit the usual mold. It is generally read not as a bad sign but as a personality that does its best work outside the frame.

3.Voids between two people

Some kinds, such as mutual or shared voids, only arise when two people’s charts are compared. They cannot be judged from one person’s chart.

4.See your own inborn tenchūsatsu

In the “tenchūsatsu” section of the Sanmeigaku reading (Japanese), you can check whether each of the eight kinds applies to you, and the condition behind it.

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