24 Mountains · Mountain 2
The Gui 癸 mountain
7.5° – 22.5° · Kan 坎 trigram · North
Facts about the Gui mountain
- Name
- Quý · Gui · 癸
- Degree range
- 7.5° – 22.5°
- Center
- 15°
- Trigram
- Kan 坎 (337.5° – 22.5°)
- Lines (bottom to top)
- yin, yang, yin
- Direction
- North
- Element of the mountain
- Water
- Element of the trigram
- Water
- Three Yuan dragon
- Human Yuan dragon
- Opposite mountain (sitting)
- Ding 丁 · 187.5° – 202.5°
- Neighbouring mountains
- Zi 子 · Chou 丑
- Birth-year mountain
- Not a birth-year mountain — only the 12 Earthly Branch mountains match a birth year.
When measuring and setting polarity
The closer a facing is to the 7.5° or 22.5° boundary, the more easily a measuring error pushes it into Zi 子 or Chou 丑. When a reading falls within 1° of either boundary, measure again at several points before setting polarity.
Once polarity is set, every room, door or item lying within the 7.5° – 22.5° sector, seen from the center of the house, belongs to Gui.
Read your own degree
The three mountains of Kan 坎
Questions about Gui
Is a house facing 15° a North-facing house?
Yes, but that is not precise enough. The North spans 45° (337.5° – 22.5°) and holds three mountains, Zi, Gui, Ren; a house facing 15° is in Gui. Naming the mountain tells apart houses only a few degrees from each other.
What does a house facing Gui sit on?
It sits Ding 丁, 187.5° – 202.5°. Sitting and facing are always exactly 180° apart.
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