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Can the life palace tell the whole personality?
A reliable starting point is the article's main conclusion: The main axis of character and life should be read together from the repetition of life body, life palace, three directions and four directions, merit and four transformations.
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The life palace is the entrance, not the whole character
The Life Palace can determine a person's starting method, self-centeredness, and first reaction to the world, but personality is not determined solely by the Life Palace. How a person acts, how he settles down, how he reacts in relationships, and how he faces pressure all depend on his life body, merit, the three directions and four righteousnesses, and the four transformations. If you only look at the life palace, you will read the person as a static label; only if you look at the whole chart together, you will know how this person lives out himself in reality.
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