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Death Gate
One of the Eight Gates in Qimen Dunjia, an inauspicious gate. Governs decline, endings, and funerals.
Open Gate
One of the Eight Gates in Qimen Dunjia, an auspicious gate. Governs openness, smoothness, and success.
Block Gate
One of the Eight Gates in Qimen Dunjia, an inauspicious gate. Governs obstruction, concealment, and difficulty.
Harm Gate
One of the Eight Gates in Qimen Dunjia, an inauspicious gate. Governs harm, loss, and illness.
Alarm Gate
One of the Eight Gates in Qimen Dunjia, an inauspicious gate. Governs alarm, incidents, and disputes.
View Gate
One of the Eight Gates in Qimen Dunjia, a neutral gate. Governs documents, brightness, and display.
Life Gate
One of the Eight Gates in Qimen Dunjia, an auspicious gate. Governs growth, prosperity, and wealth.
Rest Gate
One of the Eight Gates in Qimen Dunjia, an auspicious gate. Governs rest, peace, and harmony.
