What do you mean by the four pillars?

There is a kind of numerology in the traditional culture of China, which is called four-poster eight-character numerology. Among them, the four pillars represent a person's zodiac, year, month and birth time. Each column represents different meanings, such as one's destiny, personality, marriage, career and so on. This is why many people seek ways to change their destiny through four-pillar numerology in the process of seeking to develop their lives and change their destiny. Of course, some people will be skeptical and think that this is superstition, but the four-pillar numerology is not necessarily useless, and it may also play a guiding role.

According to the study of traditional eight-character numerology, the four pillars represent year, month, day and time respectively. Among them, Nianzhu mainly represents a person's future, destiny and family background. The moon column represents personal conduct, including personality, emotion, interpersonal relationship and other information. The Sun Lord represents the innate structure, physical condition and attitude towards life. The time bar mainly contains information such as occupation, work and wealth. Each column has a different meaning, which will affect a person's life track and destiny arrangement. Therefore, four-pillar numerology can provide guidance in finding the direction of life or excluding some bad fate predictions.

Four-pillar numerology evolved from the traditional eight-character numerology in China, and there are still many believers in China. Everyone's eight characters are unique, representing a person's personality characteristics and destiny. Four-pillar numerology can help people understand their own advantages and disadvantages, discover the characteristics and potential of their own destiny as soon as possible, thus choosing the right development direction and avoiding some adverse consequences in time. But this does not mean that it can accurately predict a person's fate. After all, a person's fate can be changed, and the eight-character numerology only provides a reference direction.