Annual Punishments, Harms, and Breaks in the Natal Chart
Separate annual punishment, harm, and break rules, name every natal participant, and keep traditional labels free of literal harm claims.
Overview
Annual punishment, harm, and break are three different Earthly-Branch relation families. Each requires its own published table, named annual and natal participants, and formation policy; multi-branch punishment and self-punishment need extra disclosure. These relations can coexist or compete with combinations and clashes. Their traditional names do not establish punishment, betrayal, damage, illness, or another person’s intention.
At a glance
- Relation families
- Punishment, harm, break
- Required
- Separate versioned rule tables
- Participants
- Named annual and natal branches
- Variants
- Multi-branch and self-punishment policy
- Context
- Competing relations and chart role
- Boundary
- No literal harm claim
Keep the three relation families separate
Test punishment, Six Harms, and Six Breaks against their own registered rules rather than one generic negative-contact score.
State school-dependent punishment and self-punishment requirements before calculating a result.
- Publish each rule table.
- Do not merge unlike mechanisms.
Name every required participant
Show the annual branch, natal pillar, and all additional branches required for a multi-part configuration.
Distinguish a complete pattern, a partial candidate, and a simple pair so readers can audit the result.
- Preserve pillar ownership.
- Label completeness explicitly.
Compare simultaneous relations and chart roles
Check combinations, clashes, meetings, hidden stems, annual stem, and Luck Pillar before deciding relevance.
Use conditional themes only when the contacted natal role and supporting pathways are clear.
- Allow relations to coexist.
- Keep counterevidence visible.
The names are not literal outcomes
They cannot prove punishment, betrayal, sabotage, breakage, disease, abuse, crime, or moral fault.
For safety, health, legal, or relationship concerns, rely on records, communication, and qualified support.
- Do not invent hidden enemies.
- Reject blame and fear-based remedies.
Sources and editorial basis
- 《三命通會》 (Sanming Tonghui)《三命通會》相刑、六害、六破諸條分屬不同配對與多支規則，須具名參與者及辨完整與部分成立A historical compilation covering stems and branches, Ten Gods, Nayin, Shen Sha, and multiple classical pattern systems.
- 《滴天髓》 (Dripping Heavenly Marrow)《滴天髓闡微》地支篇將刑害破置於全局流通、合沖、藏干根氣與歲運條件中決定權重A core later text on Bazi balance, seasonal strength, and relational reading.
- OpenFate Editorial Methodology流年刑害破原局頁採三套版控規則、保存柱位與競合，明確禁止把名稱解釋成懲罰、背叛、疾病、犯罪或他人意圖OpenFate separates deterministic chart calculation, traditional interpretation, and modern editorial explanation.