The Year of the Horse has arrived, and I’m sure many of you are curious about how your zodiac sign will fare this year. Today, I want to share a bit of knowledge about Tai Sui violations and Tai Sui compatibility, because there’s quite a lot of mixed and incorrect information online.

First, what is Tai Sui violation? Simply put, it includes five types: ruling Tai Sui, clash Tai Sui, form Tai Sui, harm Tai Sui, and break Tai Sui. Among them, ruling Tai Sui (the year’s main zodiac) and clash Tai Sui are considered the most impactful. When affected by ruling Tai Sui or clash Tai Sui, one’s luck can fluctuate significantly, affecting health, work, finances, and social relationships.

As for break Tai Sui, it influences issues like relationship breakdowns, financial damage, or health problems. This type is milder than ruling Tai Sui and clash Tai Sui, but still needs attention. Form Tai Sui is also special; it’s an underlying influence that can cause legal troubles, so when encountering form Tai Sui, caution with contracts is advised. Harm Tai Sui relates to external annoyances, disputes, and verbal conflicts that can impact work and emotions.

Besides these negative effects, there are also positive ones. Tai Sui harmony is considered good, including the Six Harmonies (two zodiac signs combining, very strong luck) and the Three Harmonies (three zodiac signs combining, fairly strong luck).

Specifically, regarding the Year of the Horse, the best luck belongs to those born in the Year of the Goat (Six Harmonies). Next are those born in the Year of the Tiger and the Year of the Dog (Three Harmonies). Conversely, people born in the Year of the Horse will face the most difficulties, experiencing both ruling Tai Sui and form Tai Sui. The Year of the Rat is also unfavorable (clash Tai Sui). The Years of the Ox and Rabbit are somewhat less favorable, respectively involving harm Tai Sui and break Tai Sui, which have their own impacts.

Additionally, the zodiac signs correspond to the five elements (metal, wood, water, fire, earth) with specific generating and overcoming relationships. Metal generates water, water generates wood, wood generates fire, fire generates earth, and earth generates metal. These relationships also influence one’s luck.

However, I want to reiterate that this knowledge is not scientific by nature. We can refer to it, but shouldn’t believe it completely. If you have good luck, make good use of it. If you’re worried about break Tai Sui, just be more cautious in transactions and pay attention to health. Don’t take these forecasts as reasons to take risks or become overly anxious.

Wishing everyone a very auspicious Year of the Horse, with many rewards for what you invest. Hope you will achieve financial, emotional, and influential gains this year!