Seven Killings in the Siblings palace – meaning in a Purple Star chart

· Seven Killings in the Siblings palace — your siblings carry the energy of a malefic star, strong and independent.

· Seven Killings has a solitary nature — the bond with siblings is thin, and relations are distant.

· Siblings palace Seven Killings meeting malefic stars — sharp conflict among siblings, and partnerships are hard to sustain.

· Complete Book, Volume 2, section on the Siblings palace: “The Seven Killings governs loneliness and loss; in the Rat, Horse, Tiger or Monkey palace there are three siblings, though not in harmony, so each should live separately; adding Literary Talent, Literary Arts and the Left and Right Assistants is better.”

Your siblings have strong, independent characters, each minding their own business, with little warmth between them and a rather thin relationship; “meeting only at the New Year” is common. The books put it very bluntly, saying Seven Killings in the Siblings palace “governs loneliness and clash,” meaning the sibling path leans toward solitude and mutual help is hard; only when it falls in the four palaces of Rat, Horse, Tiger and Monkey can there be three siblings, and even then they are “not in harmony and should each live apart,” meaning it is hard for them to get along, and if each lives their own life there is less trouble. If it meets Literary Talent, Literary Arts, Left Assistant and Right Assistant, the affection and help between siblings improve noticeably. In partnerships, the other party is mostly also domineering, and when two strong people come together they must settle who is higher, so I advise signing a contract first and drawing clear boundaries, changing the thought “brothers and sisters don't keep accounts” into “brothers and sisters especially must settle accounts clearly,” otherwise a later falling-out will look very ugly.