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公历 2026-03-19 17:41:38 星期四 双鱼座农历 二〇二六年二月初一
丙午辛卯壬辰己酉
旬空午 未
月将 登明(亥)贵人 卯(夜贵)课体重审
六亲三传天将
父母
官鬼
兄弟
四课三课二课一课
天将
上神
下神
↑贼-↓克↓克
多课有克,先取下克上(贼)为重审课
天地盘
日干支
壬辰
时支
神煞驿马寅桃花酉华盖辰天德申月德甲 天乙贵人巳/卯
格局朱雀投江(凶)
特殊组合白虎发用白虎为初传,主凶丧、血光
断语小凶此课为重审,整体小凶。重审课主下犯上,宜审慎行事,防小人暗算。
重审课主下犯上,宜审慎行事,防小人暗算。
综合来看,顺势而为,趋吉避凶。

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