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What is Tai Sui?

In ancient Chinese mythology, there is the concept of the Twelve Star Lords, where each year a different star lord takes charge of governing the human world. When your zodiac sign clashes with the star lord of that year, it can bring various misfortunes.

In ancient Chinese imperial courts, there was a department called the **Qin Tian Jian**, responsible for observing the movements of celestial bodies—such as the sun, moon, and stars—and their relationship with and influence on the natural world. This functioned similarly to modern-day weather forecasting, but it not only predicted the weather; it also tracked the zodiac signs, seasons, solar terms, and the cyclical nature of the Chinese calendar. For example, sayings like *"the second day of the second month, the dragon lifts its head"* stem from ancient observations of the movement patterns of celestial bodies.

So, what exactly is Tai Sui? It refers to **Jupiter**, the largest planet in our solar system, known as the "Year Star" (岁星) in ancient China. Jupiter completes its orbit around the sun in 11.88 years, which is roughly 12 years. Since Jupiter is a massive gas giant and planets generate electromagnetic forces during their movement, these forces impact all matter on Earth, including human beings.

Through careful observation, ancient people concluded that the movements of these celestial bodies have an influence on various aspects of life. Just as the sun governs Earth's temperature and the moon controls tides, the orbit of Jupiter (Tai Sui) has an annual impact on Earth to varying degrees.

People whose zodiac signs clash with Tai Sui in a given year are said to be affected by this cosmic energy. As a result, they may face challenges in areas like career, finances, health, relationships, investments, and travel, all of which are more prone to obstacles and difficulties during that year.