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Sinsal — Symbolic Stars of BaZi (神殺)

Sinsal (神殺, 'spirits and sha') are symbolic stars layered onto a BaZi chart on top of the Five Elements and Ten Gods. Some are auspicious nobles (貴人) that bring help and protection; others are sha (殺) that warn of friction, loss, or intensity. They are read as accents — never in isolation, always weighed against the Day Master, the Ten Gods, and the chart's overall balance. The set below collects the stars most often consulted.

• Robbery Star (劫殺) Sudden loss or upheaval — one of the Twelve Sha.
• Calamity Star (災殺) The prison star — confrontation and constraint.
• Peach Blossom (桃花殺) The charm star — attraction, romance, popularity.
• Self-Undoing (亡身殺) Exposure and loss of face — the self-undoing star.
• General Star (將星殺) The commander star — authority and leadership.
• Travelling Horse (驛馬殺) The travel star — movement, change, journeys.
• Canopy Star (華蓋殺) The artist-hermit star — solitude, spirituality, talent.
• Heavenly Noble (天乙貴人) The greatest noble — help, protection, good fortune.
• Heaven Virtue Noble (天德貴人) Heaven's virtue — blessing and protection.
• Moon Virtue Noble (月德貴人) The month's virtue — quiet good fortune.
• Literary Star (文昌貴人) The scholar's star — learning, talent, eloquence.
• Golden Carriage (金輿) The golden carriage — comfort, support, good marriage.
• Red Beauty (紅艷殺) The allure star — sensual charm and attraction.
• Yang Blade (羊刃殺) The blade star — raw power, drive, and danger.
• Kuigang (魁罡殺) The commanding-but-extreme star — power and intensity.
• White Tiger (白虎殺) The blood-and-injury star — accident and intensity.
• Void (空亡) Emptiness — what is present but unrooted.
• Solitary Star (孤辰殺) The lonely star — independence and solitude.
• Widowhood Star (寡宿殺) The solitude star — distance in close ties.
• Three Disasters (三災) The three-year unlucky cycle by zodiac group.