身强

身强 is the state in which the day stem stands by its own strength.

It is judged strong when two or more of the three are held: 得令 (the month branch), 得地 (rooting in the day branch) and 得勢 (the force among the stems).

A strong chart finds use in the 官 that presses it and the 食傷 and 財 that draw it off.

One more of the same force is attached.

Less a hand that helps than a hand that will take a share of the seat.

Do not insist on walking together a road meant to be walked alone.

Someone attaches who will take a share of what is held.

It runs easily to contest and quarrel, so the line must be drawn first.

A road for the overflowing force to leave by.

Spend it in making and putting out, and that becomes its worth as it stands.

The craft breaks outward.

It shakes the board and gains a name, and pays for it in collision with those above.

It can carry, so this is the hour to set work going largely.

Spend the strength on keeping and this grain dies.

The vessel for stacking is ample.

Worth comes from turning it, not from hoarding.

The force that bears down turns useful instead.

The rougher and more contested the board, the better this person lives.

This force finds direction only where there is a frame.

Where rule stands, it stands tall.

It is already ample and would fill further.

Turn toward putting out rather than stacking, or it stops up.

There are already many hands supporting.

Receive more and the force to stand alone is reduced.