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CORRELATIVITY The New Genre of Zi Wei Dou Shu The Interpretation of Group A-B-C Stars Hew Yon Long www.ziweiuniversity.com 0 About the Author Born in Malaysia, in 1964. Graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering from the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, USA in 1988. Appointed by the University of Tennessee’s International Student Association as a Psychological Copyright © 2016 Hew Yon Long Counselor in 1989. Obtained his Masters of Science in Civil ISBN 978-983-44693-6-8 (Addition) Engineering and Environmental Science in 1990 All rights reserved. No part of this publication from the same university. may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system or transmitted in any form or by any means, Worked as an Environmentalist at Law Associates, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, the environmental firm in Atlanta, USA in 1990. recording or otherwise without the prior Obtained his Professional Civil Engineer Licence in permission of the author. 1998. Published English books "The Purple Star System" in 1999, "Chinese Astrology: The Scientific Ways in Perpustakaan Negara Malaysia 2000, "Chinese Astrology: Advanced Scientific Cataloguing-in-Publication Data Way" in 2002, and Chinese book "Ziwei Xingtai Shuxue" in 2003. Hew, Yon Long, 1964- Correlativity Was invited to present "Ziwei Xingtai Shuxue" The New Genre of Zi Wei Dou Shu / which literally means the morphological and Hew, Yon Long. mathematical ways of Zi Wei Dou Shu (in Mandarin) in the World Yi Jing Convention 2001 ISBN 978-983-44693-6-8 held in Singapore. Was honored by Professor Wang Hui, the President of Yi Jing (I-Ching) Research Center, Nanjing, Cover Design: China in 2002 for his contributions in promoting YL Hew Publishing Chinese wisdoms to the western world. Started teaching "Ziwei Xingtai Shuxue" in Published by: YL Hew Publishing Malaysia in 2003. Published book "Correlativity – The Secret Code of Website : Life" in 2006. http://www.ziweiuniversity.com Was honored by naturopathic physician Professor Dr Daniel Chan, the winner of Albert Schweitzer Email: [email protected] Prize for Medicine from The Open International University for Complementary Medicines, Colombo, Sri Lanka in 2006 for his dissertation about the discovering and founded the Science of Correlativity. Was invited to present his "Correlativity: The New Branch of Zi Wei Dou Shu" (in English) in the 6th International Feng Shui Convention 2009 held in Singapore. Started teaching Correlativity Theory in Singapore in 2009. Was invited to present his "Correlativity Way of Zi Wei Dou Shu" (in Cantonese) in the 1st Hong Kong International Feng Shui Exhibition 2010. Published Chinese book "Correlativity – The Basic and Advanced Theory" in 2013. 1 Contents The Interpretation of Group A Stars in the Twelve Relations 1. Perseus (Qing Yang) 3 2. Pluto (Lu Cun) 4 3. Hunchback (Tuo Luo) 6 4. Calliope (Wen Chang) & Apollo (Wen Qu) 7 5. Iolaus (Zuo Fu) 7 6. Lampsace (You Bi) 9 7. Angelia (Tian Kui) 10 8. Iris (Tian Yue) 12 9. Gaia (Di Kong) 13 10. Poseidon (Di Jie) 15 11. Hephaestus (Huo Xing) 17 12. Zelos (Ling Xing) 18 The Interpretation of Group B Stars in the Twelve Relations 1. Hestia (Tian Chu) 20 2. Pegasus (Tian Ma) 21 3. Antheia (Tao Hua) 23 4. Eudaimonia (Tian Xi) & Hera (Hong Luan) 24 5. Penthus (Tian Ku) 25 6. Limos (Tian Xu) 27 7. Hermit (Gu Chen) 28 8. Arachne (Gua Su) 29 9. Litae (Hua Gai) 30 10. Dragon (Long Chi) & Phoenix (Feng Ge) 32 11. Aphrodite (Tian Yao) 32 12. Poine (Tian Xing) 34 13. Phrike (Yin Sha) 35 14. Astraios (Tian Wu) 37 15. Achelois (Tian Yue) 38 16. Laso (Jie Shen) 39 17. Eupheme (San Tai) & Euthenia (Ba Zuo) 40 18. Geras (Tian Shou), Polymatheia (Tian Cai), Keres (Tian Shang), Uranus (Tian Shi) 41 The Interpretation of Group C Stars in the Twelve Relations 1. Ekecheiria (Jie Lu) 41 2. Chaos (Kong Wang) 42 2 The Interpretation of Group A-B-C Stars Star Star Description Perseus (Qing Yang) Zone Conscious Mind: 2,5,8,11 – Positive Energy acts If you are a resolute person, you have an indomitable spirit. You Sedate love pioneering career and competition. You are thoughtful and prescient. You have all of a sudden character. If you are a Perseus (Qing Yang) Zone cowardly person, you have special talents and quirks; Your body 1,4,7,10 –Negative Energy acts Agitated is prone to bruises and knife wounds, such as scars after surgery. Hp Perseus (Qing Yang) + Hephaestus (Huo Xing) If you are a resolute person, you are arrogant and violent. You are self-determination and willing to accept challenges. If you are a cowardly person, you do things with temperament and not dealing with problems seriously. Note: Sibling Zone also represents Sibling: mother You have a brave and irritable siblings or close friends. They are self-centred and easily engage in disputes. Couple: Your spouse has a strong character. He/she gets jealous easily and feeling squeamish. You may have a relationship setback during juvenile. But when you meet your soul-mate, you are anxious to get married immediately. Your love life is sometimes hot and sometimes cold. Sexual Desire: You have a strong sexual desire. Children are irritable and not gregarious. For women, during pregnancy, advise not to extract heavy objects and must take safety measures. You may engage in caesarean section during labor. Cash Flow: You have a hard time to accumulate money. You can earn money through the careers of surgeon, lawyer, military police, security personnel, martial artist, butcher, foundry coppersmith, mechanical operator, engineering technician, mobile vendor, tailor, acupuncturist, farmer, and/or hand-crafted. Body Organs: You get sick easily in childhood, especially the injury of hands, feet, and/or knife wounded. You are at risk of develop epilepsy, mouth and eyes skew, limb pain, chronic headache, and/or traumatic fracture. You are at risk of being struck by metal and rock, bee and insect stings. If you feel sick, you may select injection or acupuncture therapy. 3 Perseus (Qing Yang) Body Motion: You are easily embroiled in disputes and you always face the hassle of moving. You have a risk of involving traffic incidents or being deceived. It is advisable that you should learn sword play, archery, hunting, and/or playing combat games. Friends/Subordinates: You are easily embroiled in disputes with your friends, sibling or colleagues. If you want to resume the relationship with them, you must first establish consensus on some points. Action: You should work as a surgeon, lawyer, military police, security personnel, martial artist, butcher, foundry copper iron specialist, mechanical operator, engineering technician, mobile vendor, tailor, acupuncturist, farmer, and/or construction worker. Shelter: Your house is surrounded by broken bridges, road junction, hardware store, iron factory, and/or incomplete premises. You may see sharp objects near your home. You should beware of house downward plunge and/or current short circuit. Safety measures must be taken. Bliss: You always face the hassle of going out. If you are a resolute person, you possess leadership skill. You behave appropriately and you aim for greater heights. If you are a cowardly person, you do things with temperament and not dealing with problems seriously. Parents: You cannot get along with your parents and you could involve in tit-for-tat. Your parents do not love you or do not pay more attention to you partly because you may leave your parents for certain reason such as further study. You may have god parents. 4.
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