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Located in the Southeast Xun (杜门)

The eight doors · Tendency: Neutral

What it means

Located in the Southeast Xun (Wind) Palace, a slightly inauspicious door or neutral door. Yang wood, slightly inauspicious door.

Characteristics: Technology. Concealment. The fundamental concept is invisibility. Laws are Du (restraint), and spirits are also Du.

Blockage, technology, hiding (as in a tomb), carries meanings of covering, hiding, confidentiality, technology, police, public security, security departments, blockage, obstruction, etc.

It is the direction for concealing forms, most suitable for avoiding disasters and dangers, hiding one's form and identity; all other matters are unfavorable.

Obstruction, prevention, difficulty, restriction, closure, covering, shutting, severance, technology, arts and skills, what is experienced, perceived, realized, or imagined.

杜 (Du) = 堵 (obstruct). A dam that holds back water, or a railing that intercepts. When cardiovascular vessels are blocked, blood cannot flow smoothly, etc.

Person types: Technicians, theoretical workers, psychologists, management scholars, Buddhists, Christians, those engaged in divine/spiritual work, qigong masters, monks and Taoist priests, security and confidentiality personnel, prison guards, military personnel, deaf-mute individuals, stroke patients.

Physical appearance: Vague, sluggish, dark and calm.

Disposition: Uncommunicative, even-tempered, quiet and introverted.

Body parts: Respiratory system, liver, gallbladder, tendons, brain, nerves, areas with poor circulation or blockages.

Animals: Nocturnal animals, such as: weasels, mice, cats, dogs, owls, mosquitoes.

Plants: Small grasses, crops, trees, moss plants.

Stationary objects: Books, newspapers, doors and windows, bottle stoppers, caps, clothing, bedding, curtains, underwear, bras, electronic chips.

Geography: Dams, walls, barriers, hedges, passages, floodgates, doorways, places of obstruction, areas of traffic congestion.

Direction: Southeast.

Weather: Wind, air, airflow, cyclones.

Color: Green.

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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