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The negative sides of Thương Quan, such as arrogance, talking too much, and easily stirring up gossip, can be resolved in several ways. The most important is the presence of Ấn tinh (Resource star) in the chart to control and transform Thương Quan, forming the configuration known as Thương Quan paired with Ấn. In addition, people with Thương Quan should cultivate humility, learn to listen, and restrain their speech. In terms of feng shui, they can use objects or colors belonging to the element that corresponds to their Ấn tinh for support.
From the article “Hurting Officer in BaZi Ten Gods - Meaning and Application in Destiny Analysis”
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