Since I came into contact with Zhouyi in 1996, I helped people learn their first names after Zhouyi in 2002. Over the past 10 years, I have witnessed the rapid development of Zhouyi’s nameology, and also witnessed the new parents’ efforts to learn the names of Zhouyi. No progress in naming. Now I will briefly list a few common misunderstandings in naming, in the hope that new parents who are naming their children will avoid making some stupid mistakes.
1. Thinking out of thin air. Many parents have no sense of direction when naming their children. They just think out of thin air, think of something smooth and auspicious, and then decide on it. They don't care whether the mathematical good or bad connotation or the five elements contained in the name are what the child needs. As a result, The probability of picking a good name is extremely low.
2. What a great success. Some children have weak horoscopes and cannot bear a name that is too powerful. However, parents do not understand and think that being domineering is enough. The result is like putting a nuclear-powered motor on a wooden boat and the boat falls apart as soon as it starts. I have an eldest cousin. Since he is the first son in the family, my uncle said happily: He who knows the current affairs is a hero, so let’s call him a hero. As a result, my eldest cousin became stupid when he was 2 years old. Later, when he looked at his horoscopes, he found that it was because his horoscopes were too weak and his name was too strong.
3. Misuse of tools. When there is no computer. Looking through a dictionary and choosing whichever one you think is good is essentially the same as making a fool of yourself. After you have a computer, you can use online naming software. Some of these naming software are not even accurate in numerology. Even if they are accurate, there are only a few dozen recommended words, and there may only be a dozen good words, but the number of clicks is tens of thousands or more, so the only few good ones are The name has been divided by at least thousands of people, and the phenomenon of duplicate names has greatly increased. Some kindergartens have two Yuzes in one class, which is the result of computer naming.
4. Make up for what is missing. This is a more layered error. Many parents are aware of the importance of horoscopes, and will ask people who know horoscopes or fortune tellers to see what is missing in the five elements, and then use what nature of the five elements to fill in the name. Many fortune tellers who don't know how to use gods are too lazy to make trouble and just make up for whatever is missing, because it is too easy to see what is missing in the five elements.
But in fact, this is not scientific, because children may not like what they lack in numerology. For example: A child is Yimu Rigan, born in the Autumn Moon, with thick soil and shallow water, and a lack of gold in the five elements. From the perspective of numerology, this child's life is relatively weak. At this time, if you give him money according to what he lacks, it will only hurt the sun master more, which will do more harm than good. Therefore, choosing a name based on numerology is to catch the god of happiness based on numerology, that is, which element of the five elements the child likes in numerology, use the word for that element in the name.