Gui Mao (癸卯) Year 2023 – Forecast for the year of the Yin Water Rabbit

Okay folks, for the just entered Gui Mao 癸卯 year’s forecast or preview, here is my piece on it.  Since I managed to get to it before the 1^st lunar month end, I would pat myself on the back for not being too late on it.  We have moved into a Yin year after experiencing a pretty Yang year last year.  So, those who struggled with Yang Ten Gods of water and wood now may have it better contending with their Yin counterparts.

Alright! Here we go. The Gui Mao year topic. As we all know, years which end with “3” would have a “Gui” (癸) stem on top of its Jia Zi 甲子 configuration. In Bazi, Gui is often described as the water of the rain, cloud, dewdrops and mist. Unlike Ren Water, Gui Water takes on a more placid and calmer disposition. It moves at a slower pace compared to its Yang counterpart. Although gentle, it has strong regenerative properties. The rain and mist comes and goes as it wishes being everywhere and anywhere, fleeting and fluctuating.