What are Hua Lu, Hua Quan, Hua Ke, and Hua Ji?

The four modernizations are most easily described as good and bad luck: good fortune, good power, famous science, bad luck. This is a quick way to get started, but it can be misleading. The really important thing about the four modernizations is that they make the life chart move. It explains where the resources, push, modification and pressure in a certain field will come from, where they will fall, who will be affected, and what relationships will be formed.

If the palaces are like space, the stars are like working methods, and the four transformations are like currents and currents. It does not just describe a point, but describes how points are connected.

Hualu usually means resources, attraction, nourishment, desire, proximity and willingness to invest. It can be money, but it can also be emotion, opportunity, popularity, interest, comfort, and a place to be fed. Wherever Hualu falls, there is a tendency to want to get close, to get, to enjoy, or to invest.

But Lu is not always good. Excessive salary can turn into dependence, greed, comfort, or seemingly sufficient resources but lack of discipline. When looking at Hualu, we need to ask: Who provides this resource? Where did it fall? Can it be accepted?

Empowerment is not simply power, nor does it necessarily mean strength. It looks at driving, leading, executing, responsibility, control and the pressure to make a difference. When the transformation power falls into a certain house, that area often cannot just stay in thoughts or feelings, but will be pushed to action, decision-making and commitment.

When power is used well, it is action and leadership; when it is not used well, it is control, tightness, oppression and unwillingness to let go. To judge the right, we should not only look at its strength, but also whether it has a suitable position and boundary.

Chemistry is often said to be famous, educated, noble, and solves misfortune. To be more precise, Huake is like a modification and buffering mechanism: it allows things to be explained, packaged, seen, and handled decently. Wherever the chemical science falls, there is often a need for identification, explanation, restoration, professional expression or public evaluation.

Chemical technology can buffer pressure, but it does not automatically solve problems. It's more like taking rough stuff and making it into something acceptable. If the underlying problem is not dealt with, Chemical Science may just make the problem look less ugly.

Huaji is most easily interpreted in a threatening manner. In fact, Jiji is not a disaster button, but a place where attachment, worry, blockage, feelings of indebtedness, debt, repeated processing and energy are stuck. Wherever the taboo falls, we often cannot let it go easily, nor can we just rely on beautiful words to get around it.

Ji Ji is sometimes painful, but also very honest. It points out the lessons that a person needs to face most: uneasiness in relationships, loopholes in finances, responsibilities in career, and old debts in family. The taboo is not to scare people, but to remind you that this must be dealt with seriously.