If you’re blessed with this star, it could suggest that you will travel for work, perhaps overseas postings, or migrate to another country. Depending on how this star is associated with your natal chart, it can bring you fame, wealth or power. However, if this star is unfavorable in your chart, you’re advised to abstain from traveling. If you have too many of this star in your chart, it indicates that your life is rather unsettled due to frequent travel, like a gypsy moving from one place to another.
If this star does not appear in your natal chart, do not despair, it can come in annual luck pillar or your 10-year luck pillar. If this star is favorable and proves beneficial in your natal chart, you can activate the energy according to the star’s direction.
| Year/Day Branch | Travel / Post Horse Star |
| Yin (Tiger) | Wu (Horse); Xu (Dog) Shen (Monkey) |
| Shen (Monkey); | Zi (Rat); Chen (Dragon) Yin (Tiger) |
| Hai (Pig); | Mao (Rabbit); Wei (Goat) Si (Snake) |
| Si (Snake); | You (Rooster); Chou (Ox) Hai (Pig) |
For people who are born in the year or date of monkey, rat or dragon, if you see the earthly branch has the tiger, then it is the travel horse.
For people who are born in the year or the date of tiger, horse or dog, if you see the earthly branch has the monkey, then it is the travel horse.
For people who are born in the year or date of snake, rooster or ox, if you see the earthly branch has the pig, then it is the travel horse.
For people who are born in the year or date of pig, rabbit or sheep, the travel horse is the snake.
Travel horse is a symbol of travelling, changes, migration. If the travel horse is a lucky deity to the person, then the person can have lucky movements, such as a promotion at work, travel for business, making money while travelling, moving to a better house, or having a pleasant holiday. If the travel horse is the inauspicious deity, then it will bring hardship to the person. Such as: restless movement, hard work without income to match, constantly moving house, inability to ground oneself.
If someone is born on a date with a few travel horses, then the person has an unstable character, always moving, never still.
If the travel horse combines with other earthly branches, then the travel horse is useless, it cannot move. For example: 寅(yin)亥(hai) 合(he), 申(shen)巳(si)合, meaning the tiger next to the pig, or the monkey next to the snake, then the travel horse has no effect.
If the combination is crashed by the annual year sign, then the horse will move, the person in that particular year will have travel or changes.
If a womans birthday has too many horses, then the woman cannot gain peace of mind in her situation, and finds it hard to settle down. This is generally unlucky.
For people who have no travel horse in their birthday, when the travel horse appears in their luck era, it indicates for that particular era the person will have travel luck.
Some people have no travel horse in their birthday. However when the person meets the clash year 冲 年(chong nian), it means change, travel, movement in that particular year. Also, if a person has clash elements in the earthly branch, it also indicates travel, movement.
| SIX GROUP OF CLASHES | |
| 子(zi) Rat | 午(wu) Horse |
| 丑(chou) Ox | 未(wei) Sheep |
| 寅(yin) Tiger | 申(shen) Monkey |
| 卯(mao) Rabbit | 酉(you)Rooster |
| 辰(chen) Dragon | 戌(xu) Dog |
| 巳(si) Snake | 亥(hai) Pig |
The results from the travel horses can be good or bad. Soldiers, businessmen, homeless people all have travel horses.
In modern society, for most people, having travel horse is good in general. It means the person can have more experiences and more opportunities in their life. If someone does not travel or change in their life, you can imagine what kind of life it would be.
