Shilingri (十灵日)

Symbolic stars · Tendency: Neutral

From the classics

甲辰乙亥与丙辰，丁酉戊午又庚寅。庚戌辛亥与癸未，又加壬寅叫十灵。男带十灵好文章，女带十灵好衣裳。

——《神煞大全》类命书口诀

What it means

Shilingri (十灵日, the Ten Numinous Days) takes the day pillars Jia-chen, Yi-hai, Bing-chen, Ding-you, Wu-wu, Geng-xu, Geng-yin, Xin-hai, Ren-yin and Gui-wei. A man with it writes well; a woman dresses well; it marks keen intelligence and sharp intuition. The day pillar counts; the same stems and branches in year, month or hour pillars are secondary.

The Chinese source texts are in the public domain. The English readings on this page were written for this library, not machine-translated from the Chinese commentary.

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