天醫
Tian Yi (Heavenly Doctor)
Eight Stars (八星)
- Health and healing
- Stability
- Benefactors
At a glance
An auspicious star that invites health, healing, and helpful benefactors.
- Element
- Ju Men Earth star
- Nature
- Auspicious
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.
Frequently asked
- 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.
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Find my Life Gua →Feng Shui is a traditional art of spatial arrangement, for reference only. Source: Standard Yang House Feng Shui (Eight Mansions / Ba Zhai) interpretation.