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Offline Furbi

A Man in his 70s
« on: January 15, 2024, 08:30:00 PM »
Hello,
Please help me reading about this Main Bazi Chart
In order to determine definition of 'struggling' or 'comfortable life',
Im just curious because this man is a close relative of mine, so more or less i know about his life.
And probably I could give a closure information to him from your guys insight here.

He is a male born in 27 March 1953 at 7 in the morning.

I hope some of you can give insight the point of life changing moment in life, as I just curious probably the definition of struggling due to his personality and reaction with events or definitely struggling as unlucky in life :-X

Thank you.

Offline ren

Re: A Man in his 70s
« Reply #1 on: January 16, 2024, 12:51:05 AM »
Hi Furbi,

I am not sure if it will matter, but it appears you entered longitude information when you plotted his chart. It does not appear as though you added GMT info.
What is the GMT of your relative's birth town?

From your post, it appears that your relative struggled through life?

Thanks,

Ren
"You and I Are Disappearing" Yusef Komunyakaa

Offline Furbi

Re: A Man in his 70s
« Reply #2 on: January 16, 2024, 05:51:34 AM »
Hello @ren
Oo thats why, im sorry i did a mistake
GMT +07.00 hours the city is Jakarta,

From what i see, he is struggling. But, i think we have a problem with defining ‘struggling’ in life. I mean, this man in 2012 got stroke attack and he never recovered from it in mentally. While the stroke attack only in his right side of eye area.. So, his attitude in interact with people is a bit odd, and it affected his confidence.

I just want to know, if its okay with you, does this man bazi chart actually not lucky or it just his respond to event in life?

Thank you @ren

Online coldpillow

Re: A Man in his 70s
« Reply #3 on: January 17, 2024, 05:57:06 AM »
There are hints of instability in financial, physical, sexual and mental health throughout his life.

But there are hints of rock solid support from parents, siblings and friends. Some of his friends are good, some of them are really bad... involving lawsuit, illegal activities and love affair.

I don't think he can easily sit down for a long time, because he's physically and mentally "restless".

Some people remain mentally fit after becoming disabled, with a wheelchair. Some others, like him, are not so lucky. Their mind deteriorates if they end up on a wheelchair.




Offline Furbi

Re: A Man in his 70s
« Reply #4 on: July 27, 2024, 07:30:12 PM »
Thank you @coldpillow  :)
Sorry it took me a long time to answer, the answer is different it take a lot to digest..
I want to confirm with your reading, that he is already in his 71 years old and there are a lot of chances he can retired peaceful. And he didn't take those chances.

Online coldpillow

Re: A Man in his 70s
« Reply #5 on: July 27, 2024, 10:48:22 PM »
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Offline Furbi

Re: A Man in his 70s
« Reply #6 on: July 28, 2024, 03:23:02 PM »
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Rabbit gives stellar achievements early in life, but the rise and fall on every decade looks extreme. Hints of stroke, right-eye defect, travel accident in 2012 fit this hour. He's adventurous. Likes travelling the most, get bored easily.

Dragon always brings a lot of struggle early in life. He's wealth-driven and restless about it.

When was it in early life? In his childhood, He struggle in academic and He has a father that not really contribute to father role, so his oldest sister work for the family.
Then in his working days, he opened his own company and the business growing busier in his early 40s.. He struggle a lot too, and when you mention his solid foundation is in his family is true. Until now, his family still bonded really well.
Based on your statement that every decade look extreme, Im not sure, since he still has his own company, it just become really less work in it.. 

Probably because his reaction and friends family around him, that makes his life look stable.

Thank you for your contribution and time

Online coldpillow

Re: A Man in his 70s
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Offline Furbi

Re: A Man in his 70s
« Reply #8 on: July 28, 2024, 08:16:45 PM »
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On the other side, his family and social life are spared from most of the damage (stable).

Probably, because since his stoke attack, he limited his interaction with family and friends. Only his closest member in family knew what he going trough.

My only wish is that he can battle in his later years in a healthy way, and not be forced to take on another task that will result in another attack. Do you think its feasible?


Online coldpillow

Re: A Man in his 70s
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Offline Furbi

Re: A Man in his 70s
« Reply #10 on: July 29, 2024, 12:24:03 PM »
Yes, I keep contact with him
He seems fine, still going to office everyday.

Thank you for your time  :)

 

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