Grandmaster Tse’s Qigong Dao 氣功道 465

The seven constellations of the Southern Red Pheonix all represent society and culture

28 Constellations

Part 23

The next constellation of the Nán Fāng Zhū Què 南方朱雀 – Southern Red Pheonix is Yì 翼 and it means wings. It is located at the end of the right wing and has 22 stars. In Western Astrology it belongs to Crater. Whenever a bird extends it wings it can fly and soar, so Yì represents singing and dancing and so it must be a good party, and a good country.

The last constellation is Zhěn 軫. Zhěn is part of a cart which keep the wheel running and so it is very important. Zhěn represents transport and also travelling. When it is shiny, then the country will expand and reach more areas and grow. If the stars are not bright, then it means the country will be attacked by other countries or there will even be attacks from within. It has five stars and in Western Astrology it belongs to Corvus.

The seven constellations of the Southern Red Pheonix all represent society and culture. Jǐng 井 is well, Guǐ 鬼 is punishment, Liǔ 柳 eating, Xīng 星 is star, Zhāng 張 is jewel, Yì 翼 dancing and singing, and Zhěn 軫 is travelling. If we see a country that is celebrating, expanding and enjoying is good, then other people in other countries would like to join it and even be under it, that is strong country growing to be an empire.

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