Zi Wei Misc Stars

紅鸞 emphasizes poise and reserve. It adds a gentle, elegant surface to the Life star so one appears warm, well‑mannered, and trustworthy at first glance. This is an outward impression; true character still depends on the main star. With 紅鸞 in Life, people often carry a proper, reassuring charm.

天喜 favors liveliness and friendliness. It sits opposite 紅鸞: if 紅鸞 is quiet elegance, 天喜 is dynamic brightness. It adds a smiling, upbeat vibe that makes one seem sunny and energetic, boosting social contagion. When both appear, the person may look composed yet hide a warm, playful personality.

天姚 governs social charm and magnetism. It adds a quirky, slightly roguish attraction and a desire to be the center of attention. Those with 天姚 are flexible, talkative, and skilled at drawing interest from others. It represents active, playful social energy.

咸池 rules sensual attraction and allure. It adds a visible “seductive” quality and strong pull toward the opposite sex. People with 咸池 often value cleanliness and aesthetics, giving them a refined, attractive appearance. It is a key indicator for physical charm and peach‑blossom appeal.

孤辰 signifies solitude and cool distance. It adds a preference for quiet, independent life and a proud, hard‑to‑approach outer image. Those with 孤辰 rarely open up easily. If paired with warm main stars, it creates a strong inner‑outer contrast.

寡宿 reduces expressiveness and makes one seem quiet or reserved. Because words are scarce, inner activity is rich, which can appear suspicious, deep, or hard to read. It is a defensive modifier: cold outside, watchful within.

天刑 lowers approachability and adds a stern, no‑nonsense aura. Its energy is blunt and principled, often giving off a strict, instructor‑like pressure. With strong main stars it intensifies decisiveness; with soft stars it creates a tough façade.

龍池 highlights hard technical talent. It strengthens learning in precise structure, construction, engineering, drafting, or fine crafts. People with 龍池 tend to be practical and hands‑on, turning abstract ideas into solid structures.

鳳閣 highlights soft artistic talent. It enhances aesthetics for music, dance, and design. Compared with 龍池, it is more romantic and elegant, giving strong taste and artistic intuition.

天才 is a “mini‑天機” that boosts intelligence, quick response, and learning insight. It brings sharp comprehension but can also create a proud, self‑assured tone. It strengthens mental performance and requires social tact.

天廚 governs food enjoyment and taste. It increases cravings and appreciation for cuisine; dieting is hard. It doesn’t guarantee cooking, but if one cooks, flavor is often accurate. It represents comfort through food and social bonding via meals.

三台 and 八座 are paired stars of status and display. They add prestige, love of ceremony, and emphasis on rank and honor. They dislike being constrained and tend to pursue high‑quality, socially recognized lifestyles. Together they raise presence and authority.

恩光 stresses gratitude and reciprocity. It adds a personality that avoids owing favors and values etiquette. This politeness builds reputation but can create distance. It brings goodwill, credit, and a righteous public image.

天貴 is a minor benefactor star. It encourages helping others and often receives positive social feedback. It adds self‑respect and a touch of pride; if the help is heavy‑handed it can pressure others. It reflects integrity, promise‑keeping, and earned respect.

天官 signals desire for authority and rank. It increases ambition for official position and worldly success, sometimes appearing bureaucratic. It represents administrative talent and drive for promotion within systems.

天哭 adds a melancholic tone. It increases sensitivity to sad themes and can incline one to pessimism. It represents emotional burden, yet can also translate into expressive, sorrow‑colored artistic power.

天虛 signifies inner depletion and emotional drain. It can look tired, gloomy, and low‑energy, weakening execution. It warns against wasting energy on needless worries and urges grounding in reality.

破碎 represents fragmentation and shallow breadth. Interests are wide but often not deep; continuity is easily broken. It weakens long‑term focus and makes sustained plans harder to execute.

蜚廉 is a “mini‑巨門” that adds curiosity and strong expression. It resists tradition and enjoys challenging authority, producing unconventional innovation but also gossip or controversy. It fuels breakthroughs and new ideas.

華蓋 emphasizes philosophy, faith, and spirituality. It draws interest to mysteries, religion, and inner wisdom, often with a touch of aloofness from the mundane. It is favorable for deep study and mystical pursuits.

陰煞 adds a quiet, heavy mood. It can make one reserved, timid, and hard to read, with hidden anxiety. It signals covert negativity and suggests seeking brighter, supportive environments.

解神 is a resolving star that adds optimism and problem‑solving energy. It helps people counsel others, diffuses conflict, and transforms burdens into action. It represents inner resilience and steady mindset under pressure.

天德 adds steadiness and compassion. It stabilizes impulsive or harsh tendencies and brings moral weight and humane behavior. It reflects inner righteousness that earns social recognition and protection.

月德 represents gentleness and giving. It adds warmth, tolerance, and strong ethics, softening sharpness and easing conflicts. It wins trust through soft, patient conduct.

天福 is a “mini‑天同” that adds optimism and ease. It prefers stable, low‑risk life and contentment over competition. It brings steady blessings and everyday comfort that buffer stress.

天壽 adds calmness and stability. It brings steady emotions and mature handling of complexity, supporting long‑term endurance. It symbolizes time, patience, and long‑lasting energy.

天傷 resides in the Friends/Servants palace and signifies separation pain. It reflects the ebb and flow of relationships and the sadness of parting. It adds a tender, slightly sorrowful tone in social bonds.

天使 resides in the Health palace and points to life’s cycle. It is not cruel but reminds one of bodily fragility and mortality, increasing respect for health and self‑care.

天月 adds a frail, delicate appearance rather than literal illness. It can make one look easily tired or low‑energy, urging physical strengthening so the outward weakness doesn’t reduce real action.

天巫 amplifies intuition and mystical interest. It draws one toward religion, philosophy, or esoteric study, often helping others through ideas and guidance. It bridges material life with spiritual depth.

台輔 is a “mini‑左輔” that offers moral support. It enhances reputation and the ability to serve as a supportive pillar, often via knowledge and counsel. It lifts social credibility.

封誥 is a “mini‑右弼” focused on tangible aid. It adds recognition, awards, and material backing, strengthening one’s status and solidifying success in practical terms.

天空 represents sudden shifts and disappearances. It reduces attachment to material life and adds jumpy, free‑flowing thinking. It can cause unfinished outcomes yet also brings spiritual openness and breakthroughs.

旬空 signals latent potential and unfinished space. It draws people into philosophy or niche fields, exploring what’s not yet formed. Early uncertainty can become deep accumulation and later payoff.

截空 represents obstacles that must be overcome with willpower. It cuts continuity and forces turning points. Though it adds difficulty, it also forges resilience and eventual breakthrough.

空亡 dissolves drive and creates emptiness or confusion about direction. It can lead to low mood and lack of goals, reminding one to establish concrete purpose and belief amidst the void.