The Sun in the Friends palace

太阳仆役

Tài Yáng in Pú Yì — also called the Servants palace

Purple Star editorial · Reviewed

The Sun (太阳 Tài Yáng) in the Friends palace (仆役, the Servants palace) — friends, networks, subordinates: Your circle is wide and studded with people of standing and renown, and their public resources lend weight to your work.

The Friends palace covers your wider circle — friends, networks and the people who work under you. A star here describes the company you keep and how it serves you.

What it means

In the Friends palace your circle is wide and studded with people of standing and renown, and their public resources lend weight to your work. Exalted, distinguished friends genuinely help you.

The shadow side

Fallen, the help is thin and the ties stay surface-level. Under Hua Ji, a friend becomes a source of trouble — guard your name against their fallout.

The Four Transformations (四化) — Flow, Power, Merit and Obstacle — can sharpen or soften any of this depending on your exact birth year. Your own chart shows which are active.

From the classics

「太阳落陷,劳而无获」

A fallen Sun labours without reward — in its weak seats the Sun's effort outruns what it earns back.

— 天纪 (lectures 03, 05)

The Sun in other palaces

Other stars in the Friends palace

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