Gui Water
Gui (癸) is the tenth and last of the 10 heavenly stems. As such, it can be a word used to refer to last. It can also mean estimation and measurements. The…
Bazi
Ren Water
Ren (壬) is the ninth stem of the 10 heavenly stems. It can be translated to mean task, carry, conception, shin and water. The elemental nature is yang water…
Xin Metal
Xin (辛) is the second metal character among the 10 heavenly stems. It takes on the yin metal (陰金) attribute and can be said to have connotations to…
Geng Metal
Geng (庚) is the first of the two metal characters and is the seventh of the 10 heavenly stems. In ancient translation, it is a word that means the planet…
Ji Earth
Ji (己) is the second earth character among the 10 heavenly stems. It is a word that is used to describe the twisting shapes of objects such as ropes or…
Wu Earth
Wu (戊) is the fifth heavenly stem. And thus, can sometimes take on the meaning of center. In ancient times, it is a word that is used in reference to an axe…
Ding Fire
Ding (丁) is the second of the two fire characters and is the fourth of the ten heavenly stems. It can be translated to mean nail, population, and a…
Bing Fire
There are 10 heavenly stems are important variables in bazi and feng shui. Bing (丙) is the third character of the 10 stems behind Jia and Yi. It symbolizes…
Yi Wood
The 10 heavenly stems play a prominent role in the practice of advance feng shui and in bazi analysis. Yi (乙) is the second of the heavenly stems and is…
Jia Wood
Chinese words can be multi-faceted. They can carry different meanings and even have different pronunciations when used in different context. Jia (甲) is the…
