To understand our talent analysis method, we have to understand the basic principles of the Chinese Five Elements.
As we all know, human beings are not just flesh and bones; they also have life energy, or Qi. This Qi can be divided into Yin and Yang, where Wood and Fire represent the warm side of Qi, while Metal and Water represent the cold side of Qi. The Earth Element represents the center but often takes sides, depending on which is stronger, so we can end up with wet Earth and warm Earth.
The five elements further correspond to the five principal organs: Wood corresponds to the liver, Earth to the spleen, Water to the kidney, Fire to the heart, and Metal to the lungs.
Wood = Liver
Fire = Heart
Earth = Spleen
Metal = Lungs
Water = Kidney
The organs are related to our emotions:
Liver = Anger
Heart = Fear
Spleen = Worry
Lungs = Jealousy
Kidney = Depression
Emotions shape our reality and determine how we lead the business and treat our wives, husbands, sons, daughters, and friends.
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Good/bad life reality (health, relationship, career)
creates
Good/Bad Behavior
↑create
Good/Bad Emotions
↑create
Good/Bad Organs
↑ create
Good/Bad Element balance/imbalance
↑create
Good/Bad yin/yang balance
↑creates
Good/Bad Life energy
↑creates
good/bad life
General Concept Diagram 3
This diagram shows an example of how a lack of an Element (in this case, Fire)
effects everything else
A person who lacks Fire
↓has
Weak Heart energy
↓is prone to
Depression
Lack of confidence
Communication problems
Slow in decision-making
↓needs a partner with
Fire
To stimulate communication/spirit
To support physical health
To support career development
To increase confidence and energy level
↓needs to work in
Fire activities show business (acting, singing)
Management
Leadership
Creative Arts
To stimulate communication
Increase physical health via circulation and a stronger heart
To stimulate confidence and sureness