Fàn Tàisuì" is an important concept in Taoist culture, referring to the clash between an individual or their Chinese zodiac sign and the Tai Sui god for the current year. This clash can manifest as conflicts, disruptions, or challenges during the year. The Tai Sui god is considered a celestial deity overseeing the fortunes and misfortunes of the year, often regarded as the "Emperor in the center of the year.
There are various types of clashes with the Tai Sui, including directly confronting, clashing, offending, harming, or breaking the Tai Sui. There is a folk saying, "太岁当头坐，无喜恐有祸," which suggests that when confronted with the Tai Sui, one may encounter difficulties or even disasters during that year.
In years when one is said to offend the Tai Sui, people often take measures to avoid misfortune. This may include paying extra attention to their behavior, respecting traditional customs, refraining from impulsive actions, or employing Feng Shui practices. Some individuals also use Tai Sui talismans or amulets to mitigate the negative impact of the Tai Sui during the year.
What individuals offend the Tai Sui in the year 2024?
For the Year of the Wood Dragon (2024) 甲辰年 which begin on (SAT) Feb 10, 2024, Fan Tai Sui people are as follow:
Dog 沖太歳 Opposing
Dragon 刑太歳 Conflicting
Rabbit 害太歳 Harming
Ox 破太歳 Breaking
If you are born in a year with the animal on the list above, you are being affected by the FTS issue. Please choose a Tai Sui FU to protect yourself and secure your potentials and luck for the year.
