Essentially peach blossom luck means love. It is a positive thing only that in this hectic material life, the beauty of love is sometimes lost.
Today, we find it easier to meet people and thus the chance of meeting that someone special is all the much higher. But is that really so?
If you were to live in older societies, you would likely be working the farm. If you were town folk, your socializing opportunities are higher. But to bump into another soul who finds you special may prove more difficult. This is where the aid of fate forecasting can help.
It is strategic planning if you like. The astrologer, by plotting out your life chart would be able to tell you the period or years when you would be most likely to meet your match. That is the time when your love luck is highest. It is about timing!
In the astrological Eight Characters method, Peach Blossom Luck is when certain earthly stems are present in the ten-year forecast. Technically, it is when the earthly stems or characters that represent the astrological animals of rat, rabbit, horse and rooster appears on your ten-year prediction chart. When they show up on your chart, you are said to be favored with Peach Blossom Luck.
When you have peach blossom luck and if you are serious, it is said you will have a better chance of meeting your match. The years, you will notice do not occur that often so it is a rare opportunity! And you should hurry to make the best use of those opportunities which may also mean that you should forlornly sieve those you meet for any indications that they are interested in you!
If you think that there are many shots at the game, you could be wrong. There are not that many ten years in a person’s life and if you consider those decades that are ‘fertile’, there aren’t many left.
How true is all this Peach Blossom Luck? I like how one astrologer words it. She said that essentially feng shui and astrology is about the connection of heaven, earth and man. I would add that it is about karma, life and man. Metaphysical sciences as feng shui and astrology eventually leads us to the bigger picture through understanding ourself and the world we live in.
You may have a different take on this or perhaps you have a story to tell?
This book is a translation of a text by FengShui Master Jiang Da Hong (ca1640) with my explanations and comments. The root text is a section on yang dwellings from his book “5 Songs of the Heavenly Principles”.
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