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The Dau mountain direction belongs to Doai house, and is most suited to people of the Tây Tứ Mệnh (West Four Destinies) group, especially the Doai trigram (Metal destiny) and the Can trigram (Metal destiny), because of the elemental harmony. People of the Can (Earth) and Khon (Earth) trigrams can also use it because Earth generates Metal. People of the Đông Tứ Mệnh (East Four Destinies) group such as Chan, Ton, Ly and Kham are usually advised to consider carefully before choosing the Dau direction, since they may meet with many disadvantages in the relationship between their birth destiny and the house direction.
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