Time Prediction, the exact time

[horselibra]

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[UK Anon Hotmail User]

Timing is probably the most difficult aspect to deal with in a reading. Some readings can yield very easy to read timings, some can be quite difficult.

As a general rule, look at the question for the appropriate time to use for the appointed.

Eg. When will xyz have a child? We obviously do not look at the hour, or date, or even the month, until we have looked at the year, as a pregnancy usually is only able to be done once ot twice each year. So the year is the most important aspect to look at.

What to use this time for? Well, the appointed line obviously. If we are asking about your father, the P line is used. So, if we are asking when he will be returning today the year is worthless to look at. The month and date however, can be used to evaulate whether he can come back, and the hour is most important here if he can come back, as this will siginify when.

The most appropriate hour line to use is the binding line for when he returns. So say the P star is e fire, then the time he is very likely to return in s metal (3 to 5pm). Why? As this binds the P star. However as I stressed, appropriate use of lines and timing is required. If the P star was bound by the date, then if the month supports the P star, then he can return today. (As the P star has energy from the month, it's just tied up a little by the date). A striking line on either the date or the P star (y wood against the date, or h water against the P star) will release your father to return.

Hope that helps a little. Do continue to ask if you have more questions.

UK Anon Hotmail User

[UK Anon Hotmail User]

I'll give me impression of the timing area a little later. Hold on.

UK Anon Hotmail User

[UK Anon Hotmail User]

Wrong post.

UK Anon Hotmail User

This post has been edited by UK Anon Hotmail User on March 05, 2005 11:54 pm

[Deadly Handsome]

Hi hope this thread find you in health HORSE!

After read the Super Iching book, Im wondering about time prediction. It only wrote "this thing will happen in eg. c hour or c day, c month, or c year" lefting us still wondering when is the exact time it would be. Is there any rule that allow us to see that the line is actually reffering the thing will happen in exact time?