Purple Star Astrology

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

What the readings most often say of charts with Seven Killings in the Life palace, chosen from the app's sentence bank. Your own chart also depends on the stars beside it and facing it: cast it for the reading that fits you.

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· Complete Book, Volume 2, section on the Life palace, entry on the Seven Killings: “The Seven Killings belongs to Fire-Metal and is the general star of the Southern Dipper; meeting the Emperor it becomes power, while in all other palaces it is killing. The person has big eyes and a hot temper, moods that swing between joy and anger, and hesitates between advancing and retreating in work.”

· Seven Killings + Emperor shining on — the “Emperor and Killings” pattern signifies authority and power, and great nobility.

· Seven Killings in the Body palace, read separately — this only speaks of Seven Killings falling in the Body palace, not of Seven Killings sitting in the Life palace: no matter which palace it is, whenever Seven Killings is in the Body, that is, Seven Killings is in the Body palace, then throughout life failures usually outnumber successes, and this destiny is very tiring.

· Seven Killings governs punishment and injury — the energy of a malefic star governs external injuries and accidents (when reading illness, look at the whole chart first, then take the earthly branch of the palace where the most malefic stars gather to match the organs; do not fix the organ by the star's five element).

· Seven Killings transforms its energy into “General” — signifies firmness, decisiveness, risk-taking and independence.

· Seven Killings transforms its energy into General — you tend to be decisive and independent, and unwilling to be ordered about.

· Seven Killings is suspicious by nature — a strength (vigilance) and also a weakness (relations with people).

· Seven Killings belongs to Yang Metal — Metal nature is hard and upright.