2026 Yearly Star and Tam Tai
Your 2026 on one page: ruling star, Tam Tai, work, money and love.
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Phi Liêm belongs to the Bác Sỹ ring, which includes twelve stars: Bác Sỹ, Lực Sĩ, Thanh Long, Tiểu Hao, Tướng Quân, Tấu Thư, Phi Liêm, Hỷ Thần, Bệnh Phù, Đại Hao, Phục Binh, Quan Phủ. This ring starts at the palace containing Lộc Tồn; yang male and yin female go forward, yin male and yang female go backward.
From the article “What Does Phi Liêm Star Mean in a Tử Vi Chart? Position, Placement, and Interpretation”
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