Tian Yi (Heavenly Doctor)

What is Tian Yi (Heavenly Doctor)?

Tian Yi (天醫) is seen as an auspicious direction that invites health, healing, stability, and the aid of benefactors. Placing a bed or a resting space in this direction is said to help body and mind recover. Among the nine stars it corresponds to the Ju Men Earth star (巨門土星), read as a weighty, steadying energy.

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What is Tian Yi (Heavenly Doctor) (天醫) in Feng Shui?

An auspicious star that invites health, healing, and helpful benefactors. Tian Yi (天醫) is seen as an auspicious direction that invites health, healing, stability, and the aid of benefactors. Placing a bed or a resting space in this direction is said to help body and mind recover. Among the nine stars it corresponds to the Ju Men Earth star (巨門土星), read as a weighty, steadying energy.

Is Tian Yi (Heavenly Doctor) an auspicious or inauspicious direction?

Tian Yi (Heavenly Doctor) is read as auspicious. Tian Yi (天醫) is seen as an auspicious direction that invites health, healing, stability, and the aid of benefactors. Placing a bed or a resting space in this direction is said to help body and mind recover. Among the nine stars it corresponds to the Ju Men Earth star (巨門土星), read as a weighty, steadying energy.

How do I find my own Tian Yi (Heavenly Doctor)?

Your Life Gua comes from your birth year and sex; from it, the eight directions map to their eight stars automatically.

Other gua & stars

• Kan (Water)
• Gen (Mountain)
• Zhen (Thunder)
• Xun (Wind)
• Li (Fire)
• Kun (Earth)
• Dui (Lake)
• Qian (Heaven)
• Sheng Qi (Life Generating)
• Yan Nian (Longevity)
• Fu Wei (Stability)
• Huo Hai (Mishaps)
• Liu Sha (Six Killings)
• Wu Gui (Five Ghosts)
• Jue Ming (Life Ending)
• Four Guardian Hills
• Mountain behind, water in front
• Ming Tang (bright court)
• An Shan (table hill)
• Chao Shan (court hill)
• Zuo Xiang (sitting and facing)
• Shui Kou (water gate)
• Zhu Shan (parent mountain)
• Long Mai (dragon vein)
• Xue (the point)