Shen Sha · Ten Gods

Cross-Reading Fate Stars and the Ten Gods (神煞與十神)

Cross-read a Shen Sha marker with the actual Ten God carried by its stem or hidden stem without merging two independent rule systems.

Simplified Chinese
神煞与十神的交叉判读
Traditional Chinese
神煞與十神的交叉判讀
Pinyin
Shén Shà Yǔ Shí Shén De Jiāo Chā Pàn Dú
Also known as
Shen Sha and Ten Gods · Fate-Star Ten-God cross-reading

Editorially reviewed:

Overview

Fate Stars and Ten Gods are calculated differently. Shen Sha comes from a source-specific lookup table; Ten Gods come from Five-Phase and polarity relations to the Day Master. A cross-reading first verifies both outputs independently, then asks whether they share a pillar, stem, branch, hidden stem, structural path, or timing contact. Neither system manufactures the other.

At a glance

Shen Sha basis
Source lookup table
Ten-God basis
Day-Master phase and polarity relation
Join keys
Shared symbol, pillar, path or timing
Required order
Calculate both independently
Valid result
Conditional combined context
Boundary
No personality or event certainty

Derive the two systems independently

Calculate the marker from its declared anchor-target table and derive every Ten God from the Day Master.

A favorable-sounding marker cannot turn a stem into Resource, Wealth, Officer, Output, or Companion.

  • Keep formulas separate.
  • Store provenance for both outputs.

Find an actual shared chart object

Check whether the marker carrier contains or contacts the Ten-God stem, hidden stem, palace, or timing layer being discussed.

If the systems do not meet on a concrete chart relation, present them separately instead of inventing a synthesis.

  • Require a visible join path.
  • Do not combine by keyword similarity.

Evaluate capacity through the core chart

Season, roots, exposure, strength, pattern, combinations, clashes, and competing roles determine whether the Ten-God function can operate.

The marker may add historical context, but it cannot rescue a nonfunctional Ten-God path by name alone.

  • Let structure determine capacity.
  • Preserve contrary evidence.

Avoid compound stereotypes

Combining a marker name with a Ten-God label can easily create unsupported claims about character, sexuality, money, authority, family, or health.

Use neutral structural language and require observed evidence for personal claims.

  • No label multiplication.
  • Protect third-party privacy.

Sources and editorial basis

  1. 《淵海子平》 (Yuanhai Ziping)
    《淵海子平》六親十神與諸神煞條目:十神生剋和神煞查表是不同規則來源A foundational Ziping reference for branch months, hidden stems, roots, and stem-branch relationships.
  2. 《三命通會》 (Sanming Tonghui)
    《三命通會》十神、格局及神煞諸論:標記須結合實際柱位與命局功能閱讀A historical compilation covering stems and branches, Ten Gods, Nayin, Shen Sha, and multiple classical pattern systems.
  3. OpenFate Editorial Methodology
    神煞與十神交叉頁先各自完成計算,僅在同柱、同載體、同時間或同問題接觸時整合,禁止循環論證OpenFate separates deterministic chart calculation, traditional interpretation, and modern editorial explanation.
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