"Apple rises to become No. 1 tech firm" reads the headlines of the newspapers. In fact few days ago, having already sense the turn of tide of Apple's domination, I had googled for Steve's Job, CEO of Apple Inc, for his birth date and hour.
When I found the birth data, I will exihilated at the thought of dissecting his potentials and achievements using Zi Wei Dou Shu (ZWDS) Astrology. ZWDS astrology is also known as Purple Star or Emperor Astrology. The exhilaration soon gave way to disappointment as the ZWDS analysis did not throw up anything that bears semblance to that of the CEO of the number 1 technology firm in the world.
Upon more extensive research of the history of Steve Jobs then did I realize that he was an adopted child and the birth data I obtained was provided by his foster relatives. The reliability of the birth data was also questioned by the website. There you go, ZWDS never lies!
If someone else uses Bazi (also known as 4 Pillars) astrology to analyse this set of unrealiable birth data of Steve Jobs, he may instead, be able to spin a story or two about how well the Bazi chart fit into Steve Job's background. This is not a case of picking on one isolated case of ambiguity to discredit the tool. I remember it also happened before with different groups of Bazi practitioner each justifying that 3 differing sets of 4 Pillars chart fit into Michael Jackson's autobiography. Apparently there were 3 differing sets of birth data of Michael Jackson's floating in the internet. 3 sets of birth data can fit into Michael Jackson's life history? Readers can figure out what I mean.
4 Pillars astrology is a more open ended tool that lends itself into ambiguous territory. There is always a reason why ZWDS astrology was practised exclusively in ancient Chinese Imperial Palaces whle its cousin Bazi was allowed to circulate among commoners. Bazi is definitely still a useful tool and I use it frequently too. I am only calling for it to be used appropriately.
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