The Power of X: Analysing the 10 Gods

The Destiny Code #4

by Joey Yap

Journey through the comprehensive view of the Four Pillars of Destiny analysis encompassing the 10 Gods in virtue of Persons, Places and Matters with this fourth instalment of the Destiny Code series. Discover the principles of Favourable and Unfavourable Elements on your way to achieving a more thorough BaZi analysis as you learn to incorporate these Elements with the 10 Gods. Be empowered by your expanded knowledge and techniques of BaZi as you enhance your insights into new branches of BaZi thoughts, such as the problem-solving and solution-development aspects. Analysing the 10 Gods helps you evaluate personality, thinking style, approach, strengths and even weakness with more precision and definitude. See how these very individual and personal differences pave way for you in creating your own Destiny, regardless of what challenges come your way. This book will take you traversing through the tremendous breadth and depth of the crucial 10 Gods. Progressively, you will learn the methods to analyse and understand the 10 Gods within the context of Persons, Places and Matters. The advanced methods for analysing the Favourable and Unfavourable Elements of the BaZi Chart are also revealed, including the techniques and analysis methods depicting the Multi-Star approach. Highlights of this book
How the 10 Gods interface with Persons, Places and Matters
The principles of Favourable and Unfavourable Elements, and how to administer them with a pragmatic, action-driven manner.
Progressive methods for your own BaZi Chart analysis affixing the Favourable and Unfavourable Elements and the 10 Gods
Analysing and decoding a BaZi Chart using the Multi-Star approach
Developing action points relating to details off a Chart analysis
Analysing Wealth, Career and Relationship matters mediated by the Favourable and Unfavourable Elements and the 10 Gods
Developing BaZi-driven actions towards success and happiness in your personal endeavours and life in general Written for both the novice and BaZi enthusiasts alike, this book is the perfect calling for those who may not necessarily have the time or immediate inclination to attend professional BaZi classes with a trainer.

Genres: Metaphysics

368 pages, Paperback

Published January 1, 2012

About the author

JOEY YAP is the Founder, CEO and Master Trainer of the Mastery Academy of Chinese Metaphysics, a global organisation devoted to the worldwide teaching of Feng Shui, BaZi, Mian Xiang and other Chinese Metaphysics subjects. He is also the CEO of Yap Global Consulting, an international consulting firm specialising in Chinese Feng Shui and Astrology services and audits.

Thousands of students all around the world have learnt and mastered Classical Feng Shui and Chinese Astrology through Joey's structured learning programs and distance learning courses and Xuan Kong Homestudy Series™. The Mastery Academy has over 30 instructors around the world and many graduates actively practicing Feng Shui and BaZi across 5 continents.

Joey Yap is also the best-selling author of various Feng Shui and Chinese Astrology books including Stories and Lessons on Feng Shui, BaZi - The Destiny Code, BaZi-The Destiny Code Revealed, Mian Xiang - Discover Face Reading, The Ten Thousand Year Calender, Tong Shu Diary, Feng Shui For Homebuyers - Exterior, Feng Shui For Homebuyers - Interior and Mini Feng Shui Compass.

In addition to his work as an author and an international speaker, Joey Yap also hosts his own TV show, Discover Feng Shui with Joey Yap, where millions of viewers learn the practical applications of the art and science behind Feng Shui, BaZi (Chinese Astrology), Yi Jing and Face Reading.


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Reviews

[Lynn · Rating 4 out of 5]

Pretty tough book to go through. The basic concepts are at the front, and the in-depth analyses are all at the end chapters. There were many repetitions, sort of like drills, so even if you read this like a story book, concepts stick. The breadth of examples at the end chapters were pretty diverse. However, it's best to have the combination basics beforehand (which I didn't).

Overall I'd say tedious but there's lots more to learn.