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.

Ren Yin (壬寅) Year 2022 – Forecast for the year of the Yang Water Tiger

Okay folks, for the just entered Ren Yin 壬寅year’s forecast or preview, here is my piece on it. Since I managed to get to it before the 1st lunar month ended, I would pat myself on the back for not being too late on it. In fact, everyone alive should pat yourself on the back as we have survived the harsh winter earth branches years of Hai (亥) Zi (子) & Chou (丑) and we have moved into the Spring month starting with the Tiger (寅). Does Spring brings hope eternal? Or Hope Springs Eternal as they say? Let’s find out.

Alright! Here we go. The Ren Yin year topic. Years which end with “2” would have a “Ren” (壬) stem on top. In Bazi, Ren is often described as the gushing waters of the great oceans or rivers. Like the open sea, Ren is open, direct and sometimes even forceful. Rivers being constantly moving as are also impatient. But those who take the time to understand the undercurrents of Ren water will find an exciting and willing friend in them. 

Euro 2020 or Euro 2021 Final – Italy vs England, who will win it?

Hookay, I’m a footie fan and I am still talking about Liverpool FC’s EPL title win since last year and their 6th European Champions’ League win in 2019. Normally, I dun watch the 4 yearly Euro Cup thing but since it’s MCO, EMCO, CMCO and FMCO endlessly in Bolehland and it has been delayed 1 year like the 2020 or 2021 Tokyo Olympics. So what the heck. Covid is a bummer on sports lives, dudes. The matches being played in several countries provides a romantic touch, too. Hence, my first article dedicated to EURO kup, a deviation from my focus on the 世界杯 in my past writings.

So here’s my Qi Men Dun Jia prediction for the forecasted results for this weekend’s final match in Wembley Stadium, London. The Blue Azzuris and the Three Lions showdown!

Xin Chou (辛丑) Year 2021 – Forecast for the year of the Yin Metal Ox

Okay folks, for the upcoming Xin Chou 辛丑year’s forecast or preview, I had resolved or rather promised to myself and a couple of my readers that I would come up with the next year’s Annual Forecast piece a lot earlier than before as I was kinda late for Geng Zi 庚子 in which I only posted on the 52^nd day of the lunar year (my bad). I’d thought I’d get to it before the Annual Reading frenzy and season starts otherwise I’d be chasing my tail all week with my eyes dazed from looking at my clients’ 2021 Annual Zi Wei Dou Shu charts. Well, the good thing is Xin Chou Ox year 2021 has 12 lunar months and 13 like what we went through this Rat year.

Alright! The Xin Chou year topic. Years which end with “1” would have a “Xin” (辛) stem on top.  In Bazi, Xin is often described as small refined metal, sparkling and glittering timepieces or jewellery.  Persons with this Day Stem are often seen as beautiful, attention grabbers, sentimental and value relationships. They look soft on the outside but are tough on the inside. Although Yin in nature, it has physical substance unlike other the Yin stems who don’t have a solid form. As such, it can cut you without you realizing it when they don’t want you near and when they do, they can choose to draw you close.

Yi Jing Divination (易经卜卦) – MCO quasi Lock Down due to COVID-19 pandemic: Will I be able to go to the Income Tax Office and follow-up on my prior year tax refund on 17 Apr 2020?

It’s Day 21 of Movement Control Order (“MCO”) in Malaysia a.k.a. “Bolehland” due to the ongoing current COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic and the situation is more or less the same all over the world.  The Malaysian MCO is due to end on 14 Apr 2020 being the 28^th day (4 full weeks since 18 Mar 2020) of the MCO or Perintah Kawalan Pergerakan (“PKP”) in the national language. Our neighbor down South, Merlion City State Singapore just announced a similar quasi lock down from 7 Apr to 4 May 2020 while our Northern neighbour Thailand is also currently on a month long lock down too.  It is an unprecedented situation in modern day times and half of the globe’s population are staying at home and doing social-distancing to prevent the spread which has infected millions of people already by now.

I decided to do a Yi-Jing Divination and ask a personal question since I need to do some advanced planning. So, my question is in this article’s title written above and repeated here for clarity, “Will I be able to got the Income Tax Office and follow up on my tax refund on 17 Apr 2020?”.  The answer to this question would also indirectly tell me if the MCO currently imposed would be lifted once it ends on 14 Apr 2020 or not. And I really gotta go there myself as no one is picking up the Inland Revenue Board hotlines despite me calling numerous times.  Probably, everyone else in the whole country is calling them now for various queries such as whether they would qualify for the COVID-19 Stimulus Packages or not and so forth. So, I did the 3 coin toss 6 times and got the following Hexagram.

Geng Zi (庚子) Year 2020 – Forecast for the year of the Yang Metal Rat

Hello again folks, I know I am kind of late in writing this annual piece. But as always, it’s better to be late than never (since we’re still in the 2nd lunar month currently).  It’s been a struggle for me to come up with my first article in year 2020 (with “Wawasan Dua Puluh Dua Puluh” sort of “terkandas”-ed) today. Consults and the necessity to clear clients’ readings have kept me tied up along with some taxman issues causing me further deference. As at the time of writing, we have a new Perikatan Nasional government in my country and a menacing COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic purportedly originating from 武汉 Wuhan, 湖北 Hubei Province on hand spreading all over the globe and delaying Liverpool FC’s impending first EPL title since I was a schoolboy. It is unfortunate that the infected numbers in Malaysia is fast approaching the millennia mark. Hopefully, the Health Ministry gets into gear tracing each potential carrier expediently and implement effective control measures after this.