Tai (胎): Meaning in the Twelve Stages

The meaning and personality of Tai, one of the twelve stages of Four Pillars of Destiny, and how to read it in the year, month, day and hour pillars. Life image: life in the womb.

Tai is the stage of life in the womb in the twelve stages. Its keywords are possibility and curiosity, and its energy is gentle.

Japanese胎 (たい)
Life imageLife in the womb (1 of 12)
EnergyGentle
Before and afterZetsu → Tai → Yō
In SanmeigakuTenpō

Personality

The stage in the womb, before any shape is set. Your interests turn many ways and you hold wide possibilities. Your mind changes easily, but you settle quickly into new surroundings.

Tai in each pillar

A stage appears in each of the four pillars of the chart. The same Tai shows in different areas of life depending on the pillar.

PillarStands forWith Tai here
Year pillarYouth, family line and eldersIn youth and within the family line, the nature of Tai shows readily.
Month pillarYour public face, work and prime yearsIn society and at work, the side of Tai shows. This is the most important place in the chart.
Day pillarYourself, your spouse and homeWith Tai in the day pillar, you switch moods quickly and want freshness from a partner too.
Hour pillarLater life, children and inner wishesIn later life, with children and in your deepest wishes, the nature of Tai is said to appear.
What are the stages in your chart?

Enter your date of birth to see the twelve stages and Ten Gods of your four pillars: Four Pillars chart.

The other stages

For all twelve, see the twelve stages; for the character stars, the Ten Gods. These are general tendencies; a real reading combines them with the Ten Gods and the whole chart.

FAQ

What does Tai mean in the twelve stages?

It is the stage of life in the womb in the twelve stages that compare a life to twelve steps. Keywords: possibility and curiosity. Its energy is gentle.

What is someone with Tai in the day pillar like?

With Tai in the day pillar, you switch moods quickly and want freshness from a partner too.

What comes before and after Tai?

The stages run Tai, Yō, Chōsei, Mokuyoku, Kantai, Kenroku, Teiō, Sui, Byō, Shi, Bo, Zetsu. Before Tai comes Zetsu, and after it comes Yō.

What does Tai correspond to in Sanmeigaku?

The subordinate star Tenpō (天報星).

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