The Siblings Palace
Governs: Ties with siblings, peers, colleagues and partners, and the help you give each other.
How to read it: The main star describes their temperament and how you get along; Lu (prosperity) brings mutual help, Ji (affliction) friction or worry over one another.
Alignment: Its opposite, Friends, sits on the same line of peers; its trines, Health and Property, link it to home life and well-being.
Keep in mind: This palace is about the quality of the bond, not how many siblings you have.
Main stars in the Siblings palace
Follow a star's name for its reading in the Siblings palace.
- Zi Wei (紫微)Zi Wei in Siblings: capable, opinionated people are common among your siblings and peers.
- Tian Ji (天機)Tian Ji in Siblings: clever, resourceful siblings and peers who trade ideas with you, though ties shift and people come and go.
- Tai Yang (太陽)Tai Yang in Siblings: warm, generous siblings and peers who look after one another, with you often giving more.
- Wu Qu (武曲)Wu Qu in Siblings: tough, practical siblings and peers, with little fuss between you.
- Tian Tong (天同)Tian Tong in Siblings: harmonious, easy relationships with siblings and peers who keep each other company.
- Lian Zhen (廉貞)Lian Zhen in Siblings: strong personalities among siblings and peers, with competition or disagreement.
- Tian Fu (天府)Tian Fu in Siblings: steady, dependable siblings and peers who support one another; relations are calm.
- Tai Yin (太陰)Tai Yin in Siblings: gentle, attentive siblings and peers; sisters or female peers are especially close and helpful.
- Tan Lang (貪狼)Tan Lang in Siblings: lively, talented, sociable siblings and peers, with plenty of fun together; keep money matters clear.
- Ju Men (巨門)Ju Men in Siblings: quarrels or disagreements with siblings and peers come easily.
- Tian Xiang (天相)Tian Xiang in Siblings: harmonious siblings and peers who help one another.
- Tian Liang (天梁)Tian Liang in Siblings: among siblings and peers there is often someone who looks after you like an elder, or you are the one looking after everyone.
- Qi Sha (七殺)Qi Sha in Siblings: strong-minded, independent siblings and peers who rarely lean on each other.
- Po Jun (破軍)Po Jun in Siblings: changing relationships with siblings and peers, or very different personalities.
Other palaces
This is fixed text compiled from general convention, not a reading of any individual chart and not a prediction. For important decisions, please consult qualified professionals.