The Final Lottery Case
AI translated from the original Chinese.
Although ASTRO DATABANK has a lot of data, I find I've nearly exhausted its AA-rated cases. After all, lottery-winning charts only come our way by chance, and having discussed 7 cases, that should be about enough.
Let's look at today's lottery case!
Case Summary
Name:
Major events:
Age 1: born 16:15, September 16, 1950, in Lawrence, Massachusetts
Age 48: bought a lottery ticket on March 14, 1997; on March 17, 1997, won the largest prize in Massachusetts in 25 years, US$42 million, about NT$1.26 billion.
After winning: she immediately wrote a check for US$100,000 to her church for its building fund.
(Ages are counted in the East Asian way.)
As usual, let's transform it:
The structure of 天梁 (Tian Liang)
- 天梁 in 午, a strong palace
- 天梁 sees 昌曲 (Chang Qu): 昌曲 can of course also be read as buying lottery tickets.
- 天梁 meets 3 化祿, 1 化權, 1 化科 and 3 化忌: there are both Lu and Ji, but only auspicious stars and no malefics, and the Lu stars are strong. Very good.
I've now proven 天梁's attribute of unexpected money with 7 cases in a row. But what kind of star is 天梁? 天梁 is the star of goodness. Among the cases I've encountered, people with 天梁 generally do good quietly. In more traditional terms, perhaps "good is rewarded with good" really exists (though personally I reserve judgment)! Do good and accumulate merit in daily life, and blessings will come in the end.
A digression: 天梁 means unexpected money, but it actually has many other meanings too, such as fraud, traffic accidents, protection, doing good, care for the elderly... all included. So when do we use 天梁's other natures to interpret it? It depends on what the subject asks; we answer accordingly. The simplest way to put it: if someone has no habit of buying lottery tickets, how could they win the lottery?