Chinese people believe that the internal universe and external universe work under the same principle. The internal universe is also composed of the five elements.
Traditional Chinese Medicine CM regards the human body’s internal universe as a whole composed of the five elements —Wood, Fire, Earth, Metal and Water. For example, Traditional Chinese medicine believes that the liver functions to ascend, so it pertains to wood. The heart functions to warm the body, so it pertains to fire. The spleen functions to transport and transform so it pertains to earth, The lung functions to descend, so it pertains to metal. The kidney functions to store essence so it pertains to water. The operating principles of the five elements in the internal universe are identical to those in the external universe.
We Chinese attach great importance to the moment when a child is born. The first cry of a child at birth is endowed with qi of five elements. Through Chinese era,we can sequence 8 characters according to the year, month, date and moment of a child’s birth, called Four Pillars of Destiny. This is the manual for our life. The password for the distribution of energy of five elements is shown in our Four Pillars of Destiny(Bazi). Chinese Bazi numerology not only has profound cultural accumulation and philosophical connotation; it is also of great significance for us to better manage our life.