Kun (Southwest/Earth)
nature — Inauspicious
five_elements — Earth
palace — Kun (Southwest/Earth)
hexagram — Kun Hexagram (Earth/Receptive)
direction — Southwest (Southwestern direction)
number — 2
theme — Endings. Rebirth.
meaning — All matters turn inauspicious, injury to persons and loss of wealth, diarrhea/blockage, interruption, indefinite postponement
life_destiny — Rigid adherence to ideas, stubborn守守 of old rules, conservative, attached to the past, slow response; remaining vigilant in safety, abiding by conventions, rigid and inflexible
divination — Endings, lifeless atmosphere, no action, land/earth property, death, stagnation, blockage, cessation, outdated, pause, obstruction, graveyard, funeral matters
people — Funeral home workers, the deceased, butchers, prisoners, prison officials
places — Graveyard, hospital, dark places
interior_layout — Toilet, storage room, basement
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