Lucky colors according to birth elements

Color has an impact on thoughts, emotions, psychology, and spirituality, and it hasMeaningEven physically, different colors have different vibrations, just as humans emit energy around themselves.

Using colors correctly according to Feng Shui has power, and changing colors to suit yourself can transform your life. So which color is your personal color? Which color enhances your zodiac sign? Which color is suitable for which room? Which color helps boost the energy in your life? You can find the answers to these questions from your birth element or the element that influences the attraction of Chi Energy, or the life force that moves around you, to promote and bring good energy into your life. Let’s study this information together!

 

Natural elements are things that occur naturally, which refer to the basic components made up of atoms. These elements have specific chemical and physical properties and can combine to form various compounds in our world. Examples of natural elements include hydrogen (H), oxygen (O), carbon (C), and iron (Fe).

According to Chinese astrology, it is believed that each person born on this earth accumulates the natural energy of the five elements in varying degrees. This depends on the day, month, year, and time of birth of each individual, which affects you as well as everything in your environment, such as colors, shapes, or suitable types of work, etc.

The five elements are important for arranging everything according to Feng Shui principles, which are believed to exist in all things in the world and support each other. Therefore, we need to understand the relationships and conflicts among the different elements to maintain the balance of life energy.

Color Elements and Shades

Each friend has a specific element that brings good luck and positive energy. If you are about to choose colors for painting your house or workspace, you should select colors that correspond with your own element. For example, if your element is wood, you should use colors that represent wood, such as green or shades of brown. You can also enhance the decor with colors that promote your element, such as blue or black, which will further improve the outcomes. The elements include water, wood, fire, earth, and metal.

 

The five elements.

Water (nourishing plants – the water that gives rise to trees)

Colors to Use: Blue, white, gray, shiny colors, and green, which will empower water element individuals, giving them strength.
Colors that should not be used Black or yellow will cause you family and subordinate problems, making you feel uncomfortable and unable to do anything fully.

 

Wood (grows with water – wood that creates fire)

Colors to Use: Green or blue, which will help people with wood elements to thrive.
Colors that should not be used: White, gray, or shiny colors that will keep you stagnant, not developing, not progressing.

 

Fire (caused by wood as fuel and producing ash – fire gives rise to soil)

Colors that should be used: Red or green will help enhance power and prestige, as well as boost fortune and prosperity.
Colors that should not be used: Blue will completely diminish your power.

 

Soil (Ash returning to the soil and being the source of minerals – Soil gives rise to gold)

Colors to Use: Colors that enhance stability and authority are yellow, white, gray, red, or shiny colors.
Colors to Avoid: Green will cause health problems.

 

Gold (Melted gold becomes liquid or water – Gold gives rise to water)

Colors to Use: White, yellow, or blue, including metallic colors that are shiny, will help attract wealth and prosperity.
Colors to Avoid: The color that people of the gold element should avoid is red, the color of fire that will melt your energy.

 

How to Know What Element You Are?

According to Chinese astrology, the birth element does not depend on the birth date, birth month, zodiac year, or sign, but instead uses your birth year in the Buddhist calendar as a criterion to determine your element. You can calculate your birth element as follows:

  1. Take your birth year in the Buddhist calendar and add 1 (except for those born from January 1 to February 5 do not add 1)
  2. Take the result and divide it by 9
  3. Look at the remainder to see which number corresponds to the birth element table below. If the division results in a remainder of 0, it means your number is 9. Additionally, there are different numbers for males and females.

 

Element Calculation Table

Example
Born on September 21, 1990, the calculation is as follows: 1990 + 1 = 1991, then 1991 divided by 9 = 221.222… which has a remainder of 6 (to see the remainder, look at the number after the decimal point). A remainder of 6 means you get code number 6.

You will see that each element has supportive elements and opposing elements. For example, water promotes earth but is antagonistic to fire. In cases where you cannot change the colors you are already using, you can remedy this by adding a third color. For instance, if you have the opposing colors of water and fire, you can add a color that represents wood because water creates wood and wood creates fire, which will help reduce conflict and create balance. You can apply this feng shui principle when choosing different colors to attract good things into your life, also known as lucky colors. This year, those who are in a clash year are recommended to useShade correctionwill help lighten the burden.

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