Seven Killings in the Children palace – meaning in a Purple Star chart
What the readings most often say of charts with Seven Killings in the Children 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.
Cast your chart· Seven Killings in the Children palace — your children carry the energy of a malefic star, strong and independent.
· Seven Killings has a solitary nature — your children leave the nest early, and the bond is rather thin.
· Complete Book, Volume 1, section “What the Seven Killings governs”: “In the Children palace, your children are lonely.”
· Complete Book, Volume 2, section on the Children palace: “The Seven Killings governs loneliness, with only one child; with the Emperor and benefic stars, you have three; meeting the Ram Blade, Hindrance, Fire Star, Bell Star, Earth Void and Earth Robbery, you have none at all, and even if you do, they do not amount to anything, and surely the child is stubborn and ruins the family.”
With Seven Killings in the Children palace, your children have strong, independent personalities, and to some degree often go against their parents. They decide for themselves very early, the bond between parents and children leans towards the thin side, and “the child has had a world of their own since small” is common. The book says Seven Killings in the Children palace “means the lot of a single person alone”, meaning few children, just one. One view holds that Seven Killings means two children, while another holds that Seven Killings stands for one son; the two views are set side by side without saying which to take as the standard. There is an example of Seven Killings in the Children palace meeting Heavenly Horse, meaning the son will move away from your side as he grows up. The parent-child relationship must be nurtured actively, so do not be fooled by the illusion that “the child does not need me”.