BaZi Essentials: Control and Production Dynamic

To understand complex systems, it’s important to simplify them first to grasp fundamental dynamics, which can later prove helpful when dealing with more complex topics.

When it comes to BaZi, everything starts with the five Elements.

Of the five Elements, one always represents us; we call it a Master Element, while the other four Elements represent a dynamic around us or our life reality. These four Elements can be further divided into two groups: productive and controlling.

PRODUCTIVE DYNAMIC

For example, if the person is a Yin Fire Master Element, the producing Elements would be Wood and Earth, because Wood produces Fire, making the person strong. At the same time, Earth represents Yin Fire’s output, a result of Fire burning. These two Elements are very close to the Master Element; they directly influence the quality and the strength of that particular ME.

An overwhelming Wood will overnourish Yin Fire, most likely making the person lazy and intellectually overcomplicated. Overwhelming Earth would result in overproduction, leading to Master Element exhaustion and chronic lack of energy.

When a Yin Fire person has a solid amount of Wood and Earth, they are most likely very creative due to a favorable, productive dynamic.

CONTROLLING DYNAMIC

When it comes to controlling dynamics, Metal would be the Element that Yin Fire wants to maintain, while the Water Element aims to control Yin Fire. These two Elements mustn’t be overwhelming; otherwise, a weak Yin Fire might struggle, resulting in a poorer life reality.

The controlling dynamic is vital for obtaining wealth or power. Our Talent Bridge feature is designed to analyze these dynamics and is part of our Talent Blueprint.