Outlook - 2022 Year of the Water Tiger
- artofshanshui
- Oct 22, 2021
- 2 min read
Overview of the Ba Zi for 2022
Year’s Baizi is NOT balance.
Fire element can only be found in ‘Hidden Stems’.
Metal element is missing.
Day Master for the year is ‘Weak Earth’.
There are a lot of ‘Indirect Wealth’.
There are a lot of ‘Indirect Power’.
What does this Ba Zi analysis on 2022 outlook mean?
Water Element
‘Indirect Wealth’ + ‘Weak’ Day Master indicate untapped wealth potential and potential financial challenges or wealth issues.
Possibilities of global market slowdown, stock market instability and economic issues.
Abundance of water element indicate movements. This could mean borders between countries opening up, leading to improved flow of goods or opportunities abroad.
Exercise caution when investing.
For business owners, avoid dealing in unorthodox operations or risk challenges with authoritative figures / get entangled with legal issues.
Wood Element
Abundance of wood element indicate a lot of work expectations from management, coupled with restrictions/challenges in executing daily activities.
On a global level (Q1-Q2 2022), potential political disputes/conflicts are evident.
Potential impacts (Q1-Q2 2022) of climate change and natural disasters.
More focus will be given in terms of climate concerns
Earth Element
Very weak for 2022, indicating opportunities that may not be fully realized.
Prudency and hard work is recommended.
Take care of your health (esp. kidney and liver).
Fire Element
Found only in ‘Hidden Stems’, indicating lack of strength to support the self.
More efforts required to achieve good success.
Metal Element
Metal element represent the lungs.
Not evident in the charts + ‘Weak’ Earth (self) & Fire (resource) indicate that COVID-19 might still play out in 2022.
Will be a year that have limited results, creativity, innovations. As such, it is important that individuals should take the initiative your visibility.
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