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Is nhị hợp important in Tử Vi interpretation?
It depends on the school. Tử Vi nghiệm lý regards nhị hợp as one of the three main methods and as having important capacity, with only sinh nhập or sinh xuất. Tử Vi tổng hợp by Nguyễn Phát Lộc, however, holds that nhị hợp really does not mean much and is not part of the decisive method.
From the article “Which Palaces Influence a Palace on the Tử Vi Chart? Tam phương tứ chính, Opposite Palace and Nhị hợp”
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Which Palaces Influence a Palace on the Tử Vi Chart? Tam phương tứ chính, Opposite Palace and Nhị hợp
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Phạm Tuyên
Vietnamese musician, author of the song 'Như có Bác trong ngày đại thắng' and many children's songs
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