Wu Qu in Siblings usually means pragmatic siblings — possibly in business, finance, or the type who believe "talking money doesn't hurt feelings." The best approach with them is "clear accounts even among brothers": be explicit about money and the relationship stays pure. Vagueness, on the other hand, easily hurts feelings over money.
Siblings palace shows siblings and peer relationships. Wu Qu here means pragmatic, business-minded peers, but also that "interest" factors heavily in the relationship. Temple/prosperous means siblings help each other earn; fallen means disputes over money. Wu Qu Hua Ji especially warns of financial conflicts with siblings.
Meaning of Wu Qu in Siblings
Pragmatic, financially savvy siblings — possibly in business or finance.
Money factors heavily — may do business together or have financial dealings.
Resilient siblings — can endure hardship, strong execution.
Emotional expression is reserved — not good at sweet words but shows through action.
With Wu Qu Hua Ji — prone to conflicts with siblings over money.
Peer Relationships by Combination
Wu Qu with Tian Fu — siblings have a treasury, help each other; good combo.
Wu Qu with Tian Xiang — steady, reliable siblings; long-lasting cooperation.
Wu Qu with Qi Sha — fierce, independent siblings; each does their own thing.
Wu Qu with Po Jun — volatile sibling relationship; may partner then split.
Wu Qu with Hua Ji — arguments over money; avoid financial dealings if possible.
Advice for Wu Qu in Siblings
Clear accounts among brothers — write IOUs for loans, sign partnership agreements; don't be vague for face.
Avoid business partnerships — Wu Qu in Siblings makes partnerships with siblings prone to money conflicts.
Learn their pragmatism — their business sense may be something you lack.
Maintain financial independence — don't rely on siblings' money, and don't easily lend to them.
Feelings are feelings, money is money — separate the two and the relationship lasts.
Reading Order
For Wu Qu in Siblings:
- Check transformations — Ji: prevent financial disputes.
- Check co-stars — Tian Fu: treasury; Tian Xiang: steady; Qi Sha: fierce; Po Jun: volatile.
- Check Life — does your attitude toward money match your siblings'.
- Check Friends — do friend relationships also involve money.
- Check cycles — when a cycle reaches Siblings, peer relationships and finances change.
- Does money bring you closer to siblings or push you apart?