Annual Pillar · Indirect Resource, Cost
The more you think, the later you start. Choosing between options, time spent alone, and delay tangle you up over this year, so give anything you have circled for three days a deadline and hand it over.
In detail
Annual Pillar · Indirect Resource, Cost applies when the stem governing this year produces the day master at the same polarity, forming Indirect Resource, and the chart rejects that stem; the form takes office with it and lasts one year. Excess resource replaces action with deliberation, and matching polarity adds isolation and fixed ideas: more reading brings more doubt, contact narrows, and progress halts before it starts. In the Ziping tradition this stem seizes the Eating God, so output and appetite suffer. Direct Resource fails through dependence, this one through doubt.
FAQ
- Why is nothing decided over this year?
- When the absorbing layer runs heavy, more information makes convergence harder and people stall at comparison and modelling. Set a fixed cut-off for the decision and settle it on the information you hold, which works better than continuing to research.
- Does an unfavourable Indirect Resource call for more socialising?
- Not social occasions for their own sake, but keep the people who give you feedback. Judgement loses calibration after too long alone, so have one or two informed people review your conclusions on a regular basis. Ask them to name the weakest link in the argument.