Chapter I. Introduction

In exploring the complex intertwining of individual character and interpersonal relationships, the Ten Divine Configurations, as a unique perspective, has gradually gained the attention of researchers. This concept originates from ancient numerology, which combines the Heavenly Stems and Earthly Branches with a person's birth time to derive ten different kinds of deities, and then analyze how these deities affect an individual's personality traits and interpersonal interaction patterns. The purpose of this study is to explore the intrinsic connection between the ten divine configurations and personality and interpersonal relationships, with a view to providing new theoretical perspectives for understanding the diversity of human behaviors.

From the perspective of character building, different Divine Fates in the Ten Divine Configurations are believed to be associated with specific character traits. For example, certain Divine Fates may indicate that an individual has leadership skills and a strong sense of aggressiveness, while others may mean that the individual is more introverted and thoughtful. These character traits not only influence the way individuals make decisions and behave in their daily lives, but also largely determine the type and quality of relationships they build with others.

The Ten Divine Configurations are also seen as a key to deciphering interpersonal relationship networks. In complex social environments, how an individual interacts with others and the type of relationship network he or she forms is often deeply influenced by his or her intrinsic personality traits. By revealing these character traits, the Ten Divine Configurations help us to understand the roles, interaction patterns, and challenges that individuals may encounter in their relationships. This not only helps us to understand ourselves more comprehensively, but also provides useful guidance for improving and optimizing interpersonal relationships.

Chapter II. Theoretical Basis of God Configuration

2.1 Definition and Classification of God

As an important concept in traditional Chinese culture, it is a symbol system used in numerology to describe the relationship between people. It is not only an abstract expression of interpersonal relationships, but also contains deep cultural connotations and symbolism.

In the definition of the Ten Deities, we can understand that its core essence lies in describing the interactions and influences between people. This influence and interaction is manifested through the different Deities, each of which represents a specific interpersonal relationship and character trait. For example, Bishang and Jiao Cai represent the relationship between brothers and friends, and also symbolize competition and rivalry; while Zheng Guan and Qi Kui represent superiors, leaders or authority figures, and symbolize power and status.

The categorization of the Ten Deities is also based on this difference in relationships and character traits. In numerology, the Ten Deities are categorized into two main groups: positive deities and partial deities. The positive deities include Bishop, Robber, God of Food and Hurt Official, etc. These deities usually represent positive interpersonal relationships and character traits, such as cooperation, sharing and creativity. On the other hand, the Partial Deities include Zheng Guan, Qi Ki, Zheng Yin and Yan, etc. These Deities represent more authority, power, conservatism and other character traits and relationships.

The definition and categorization of the Ten Deities do not exist in isolation; there is an inherent logical connection and mutual influence between them. The combination of different Ten Deities will form a complex and varied network of relationships, and also shape an individual's unique character traits and behavioral patterns. For example, if a person's natal chart has an overabundance of Bishang and Zhaizai, he may be more brash, aggressive and good at competing with others; while if Zhengguan and Qij杀 are overabundance, he may be more serious, authoritative and good at managing and leading others.

The definition and categorization of the Ten Gods also contain profound cultural connotations and symbolism. In traditional Chinese culture, the relationship between people is highly valued, and the Ten Deities are an abstract expression of this relationship. Through the Ten Deities, we can gain a deeper understanding of the interactions and interactions between people, and how such interactions and interactions shape an individual's character and destiny. At the same time, the Ten Gods also symbolize the pursuit of harmonious and balanced interpersonal relationships, as well as the reflection on the distribution and competition for social resources such as power and status.

The definition and categorization of the Ten Deities is not only an abstract expression of interpersonal relationships and character traits, but also a reflection of the profound understanding of human relationships in traditional Chinese culture. Through an in-depth study of the Ten Divine Configurations, we can gain a more comprehensive understanding of individual character traits and interpersonal relationship patterns, providing new perspectives and methods for understanding the complexity and diversity of human society.

The categorization of the Ten Deities also reflects the yin and yang idea of five elements in ancient Chinese philosophy. Bishang and Zaizai belong to yang, representing positive and active power, while Zhengguan and Qijie belong to yin, symbolizing passive and conservative posture. This balance and interaction of yin and yang is the inner driving force behind the dynamics of interpersonal relationships in the Ten Deities configuration. Further, the interactions of the five elements are also reflected in the Ten Deities, such as the Food Spirit generating wealth and the Hurt Official restraining the Official, revealing the interdependence and constraints in interpersonal relationships.

In practical application, the Ten Divine Configurations are also widely used in marriage matching and career selection. By analyzing an individual's Ten Divine Configurations, we can predict his/her performance and development trend in different interpersonal relationships, so as to provide him/her with more accurate life guidance suggestions. For example, in marriage matching, if both parties' Ten Divine Compositions complement each other, their marriage relationship may be more harmonious and stable; while in career selection, if an individual's Ten Divine Composition matches the characteristics of his/her career, his/her career development path may be smoother.

2.2 God Configuration and Numerology

The configuration of the Ten Deities occupies a significant position in numerology, and it is a key to deciphering one's destiny, character traits and interpersonal network. By exploring the definition and classification of the Ten Deities and their configurations in the Natal Chart, we are able to understand a person's inner world and outer manifestations more comprehensively.

In numerology, the Ten Deities refer to the ten deities of Zheng Yin, Partial Yin, Zheng Guan, Partial Guan, Zheng Cai, Partial Cai, Eating God, Injury Official, Bishop, and Robbing Cai. They each represent different meanings and symbols, and together they form the chart of one's destiny. While the Right Seal represents motherhood, learning and patronage, the Partial Seal symbolizes stepmotherhood, parochial scholarship and comprehension; the Right Officer represents husband, career and status, while the Partial Officer is associated with lover, competition and destructive power. The different configurations of these Ten Deities reflect a person's direction and traits in all aspects of affection, love and career.

The importance of the Ten Deities configuration is that it reveals a person's character traits and behavioral patterns. For example, a person with strong positive Yin is usually mild-mannered, knowledgeable, and good at thinking and summarizing, while a person with strong biased Yin may have unique insights and comprehension, but may also be too paranoid or arrogant. Similarly, people with strong Zheng Guan tend to be career-minded and responsible, emphasizing rules and order, while those with strong Bi Guan may have a strong sense of competition and challenge, but may also be too impulsive or combative. These character traits are visualized in the Natal Chart, providing us with a strong basis for interpreting a person's inner world.

The Ten Divine Configurations also reflect the closeness and mutual influence in interpersonal relationships. In numerology, by analyzing a person's Ten Deities configuration, we can predict his/her attitude and behavior when dealing with others. For example, Bishang and Jiao Cai represent sibling and friendship relationships, and their different configurations reveal a person's role and attitude in these relationships. A person with strong Bishang may be good at cooperating with others and sharing resources, while a person with strong Robbery Wealth may be overly dependent on others or be intrusive. The revelation of this information helps us to better understand the dynamics of relationships and how they are handled.

In the practice of numerology, the application value of the Ten Divine Configurations is widely recognized. Many fortune-tellers provide targeted guidance and advice to individuals through in-depth analysis of their Ten Divine Configurations. These suggestions cover a wide range of areas such as career choices, marriage matches, interpersonal interactions, etc., aiming to help individuals better understand themselves, plan for the future and improve interpersonal relationships.

The Ten Divine Configurations occupy an important position in numerology, providing us with a powerful tool for interpreting an individual's destiny, character traits and interpersonal relationships. Through an in-depth study of the definition and classification of the Ten Deities and their configurations in the Natal Chart, we are able to understand a person's inner world and outer manifestations in a more comprehensive manner, and provide more precise and personalized guidance and advice.

Chapter 3 The Connection Between Personality and Ten Souls Configuration

3.1 Correspondence between God and Character Traits

In exploring the correspondence between the Ten Deities and character traits, we delve into traditional Chinese numerology to find the subtle connection between the Ten Deities configuration and individual character. Each of the Ten Deities reveals, to a certain extent, a person's inner traits and outer manifestations.

The positive seal represents charity, quietness and steadiness. People with the qualities of the positive Yin are usually introverted, good at thinking, steady in their dealings, and have a gentle and elegant demeanor. They tend to be thoughtful and do not show their emotions easily, but deep down they are full of compassion and kindness.

The Partial Seal, on the other hand, symbolizes wit, sharpness and insight. People with strong partial marks are quick-witted and perceptive, good at catching subtle changes and clues. Their character reveals a resourcefulness and acumen, and they are often able to make quick judgments and decisions in complex situations.

Zheng Guan represents responsibility, integrity and authority. People with strong Zheng Guan usually have a strong sense of responsibility and justice, they are strict and serious, and have high expectations of themselves and others. This character trait makes them often play the role of a leader in a team, leading the team towards the set goal.

Seven killings, also known as partial official, represents decisiveness, courage and action. People with strong Qi Killings are bold and adventurous, with strong action and determination. When facing difficulties and challenges, they are often able to make decisions quickly and put them into practice.

Zheng Cai symbolizes diligence, practicality and thrift. People with strong Positive Cai are practical-oriented, hardworking and have a strong pursuit of money and material things. They usually have good financial management skills and know how to accumulate wealth and manage resources.

The Partial Cai, on the other hand, represents generosity, generosity and sociability. People with strong partial wealth are cheerful and sociable and know how to enjoy life. They excel in interpersonal relationships and tend to make many friends and supporters.

The Hurt Official represents creativity, independence and rebellion. People with strong Hurt Officials are quick-thinking, creative and independent. They are not satisfied with the status quo, dare to challenge tradition and authority, and pursue the realization of self-worth.

The God of Food symbolizes gentleness, generosity and enjoyment. People with a strong God of Food are gentle and know how to enjoy life, with a high pursuit of food and art. They usually have good people skills and affinity, and are able to bring warmth and happiness to people.

Bishop represents competition, challenge and fighting spirit. People with a strong ratio shoulder have a strong sense of competition, are willing to accept challenges and are not afraid of difficulties and obstacles. Their character reveals a fighting spirit and resilience, and they are often able to stand out in the competition.

Robber Wealth, on the other hand, symbolizes bravery, decisiveness and power of action. People with strong Robbery Wealth are decisive, courageous and have a strong sense of action. They are able to react quickly in the face of difficulties and challenges and take effective measures to solve problems.

There is a close connection between the Ten Divine Configurations and an individual's character traits. Through in-depth understanding of the symbolism of each of the Ten Deities, we can more accurately grasp a person's character traits and potential abilities, and thus better understand his or her behavioral patterns and interpersonal relationships. This not only helps us to know ourselves, but also helps us to better communicate and interact with others and build good interpersonal relationships.

3.2 Personality Type Case Study

Case studies are a vivid and persuasive way to explore the correlation between the Ten Divine Configurations and personality traits. Through concrete examples, we can understand more intuitively how different Ten Deities configurations shape an individual's personality type. In the following, we will delve into a few typical cases and analyze in detail the subtle connection between the Ten Divine Configurations and personality traits.

Case 1 presents a character with "Bishang" and "Jiuzai" as the dominant Ten Deities. In numerology, "Bishang" symbolizes the help and competition among peers, while "Robbing Wealth" suggests the competition for property. Individuals with this configuration often reveal a strong sense of competition and a spirit of defiance in their character. They are good at standing out from the crowd and have an extraordinary desire to succeed. However, this personality may also cause them to be overly sharp in relationships and even seem aggressive at times.

The protagonist in Case 2 has the Ten Deities of "Food God" and "Hurt Official". The "Food God" represents gentleness, generosity and good fortune, while the "Hurt Official" suggests talent and pride. Individuals under this configuration usually possess outstanding talents and insights. Their character reveals an innate elegance and calmness, and they are able to maintain their poise even in difficult situations. However, this character may also make them appear overly conceited in certain situations, even to the point of ignoring the feelings of others.

The character in Case 3 has "Zheng Cai" and "Mian Cai" as the dominant ten deities. The "positive wealth" symbolizes stable income and wealth, while the "partial wealth" represents unexpected fortune. Individuals under this configuration tend to have a strong pursuit of money and material things. They are hardworking, practical and good at seizing opportunities to create a better life for themselves. However, the excessive pursuit of material things may cause them to neglect their spiritual needs at times, or even fall into a utilitarian mindset.

Through these case studies, we can see how the different Ten Divine Configurations profoundly affect an individual's personality type. Each configuration has its unique strengths and potential flaws, which together shape a unique soul. These case studies not only help us understand more deeply the relationship between the Ten Deities and personality, but also remind us to pay more attention to and understand the inner world of others in our daily lives.

Of course, the configuration of the Ten Deities in numerology is not the only factor that determines a person's personality. The formation of one's personality is also influenced by many other factors, such as one's upbringing, educational background and life experiences. Therefore, when exploring the issue of personality, we need to keep a comprehensive and open perspective and avoid oversimplified or one-sided interpretations. Nonetheless, as a unique analytical tool, the Ten Divine Configurations provide us with an interesting and enlightening perspective to examine and understand the diversity of human personalities.

In future studies, we can further explore the correlation and complementarity between the Ten God Configurations and other personality assessment tools (e.g., MBTI, Big Five personality model, etc.). By integrating multiple methods and theoretical perspectives, we are expected to reveal the complex mechanisms of personality formation more comprehensively, providing new ideas and insights for research in psychology, sociology and other fields. At the same time, these studies will also help us to better recognize ourselves and understand others, so as to build healthier and more harmonious interpersonal relationships.

Chapter 4: God Configuration and Human Relationships

4.1 God and Interpersonal Patterns

In exploring the relationship between the Ten Deities and interpersonal communication patterns, we need to have a deeper understanding of the roles played by different Ten Deities in interpersonal communication and their influence on individual behavioral patterns. As an important concept in numerology, the Ten Deities not only reflect the inner character traits of a person, but also play a role in interpersonal interactions that cannot be ignored.

In interpersonal interactions, different configurations of the Ten Deities can reveal very different patterns of interaction. For example, some Ten Deities may make individuals more inclined to take the initiative and actively seek social opportunities, while others may make them more introverted and inclined to passively wait for others to approach them. These different modes of interaction not only affect the construction of an individual's social circle, but also shape the individual's social network to a certain extent.

Specifically, for example, the Ten Degrees of "Bishang" represent peer relationships such as siblings and friends. Individuals with a strong Bishang trait tend to be good at making friends with peers, and they are warm, cheerful and helpful, so they are very popular in social situations. Individuals with this trait have a natural advantage in building and maintaining social networks.

The "robbing wealth" trait represents competition and challenge. Individuals with "robbing wealth" traits may show a stronger sense of competition in their interpersonal interactions, and they like to challenge and surpass others, which may affect their relationships with others to a certain extent. However, this competitive spirit may also stimulate their drive to achieve greater success in their social and professional lives.

"Gusteau represents gentleness, generosity and kindness. Individuals with the Gusteau trait tend to be very inclusive and approachable in interpersonal interactions, and they are able to easily establish friendly relationships with different types of people, making them comfortable in social situations.

Turning to the "Hurting Official", it symbolizes creativity and intelligence. Individuals with the trait of "Hurting Officer" are usually imaginative and innovative, and are often able to come up with new ideas and insights that attract attention in social situations. However, they may also have differences with others because of their over-ambitious approach to uniqueness.

Through these analyses, we can see the unique roles played by different decans in interpersonal interactions. Understanding these roles not only helps us to better understand our own and others' behavioral patterns, but also improves our ability to cope in social situations. Further, for those who wish to improve their interpersonal relationships, by adapting their behavior to match the strengths of their Ten Divine Traits, it may bring about unexpected results.

Although the Ten Divine Configurations influence an individual's interpersonal interaction patterns to a certain extent, it is not the decisive factor. Each person's upbringing, educational background and personal experiences will have an impact on interpersonal interactions. Therefore, when exploring the relationship between the Ten Deities and interpersonal communication patterns, we should keep an open and objective attitude and avoid oversimplified or absolute interpretations.

In general, there is a complex and subtle relationship between the Ten Divine Configurations and interpersonal interaction patterns. Through a deeper understanding of the manifestations and influences of different Ten Deities in interpersonal interactions, we can better grasp the characteristics of our own and others' behaviors, so that we can deal with all kinds of situations more readily in social situations.

4.2 Interpersonal relations case studies

When exploring the intrinsic connection between the Ten Divine Configurations and interpersonal relationships, case studies provide an intuitive and in-depth perspective. In the following, we will analyze in detail how the Ten Divine Configurations affect an individual's performance and development in interpersonal relationships through several specific cases.

Case 1: The configuration of the Ten Deities based on "Bishang" and "Robbery".

For a male individual, the Ten Deities in his Natal Chart are dominated by "Bishang" and "Robbery". This configuration often symbolizes the co-existence of competition and cooperation in the personality. In interpersonal relationships, this male shows a strong sense of teamwork and is good at playing a role in a group, but at the same time, he is prone to friction due to his competitive mindset. In the workplace environment, he is able to work hand in hand with his coworkers and face challenges together, but occasionally conflicts with his peers due to competition for resources or status. This configuration reveals the delicate balance between competition and cooperation in interpersonal relationships.

Case 2: "Food God" and "Injury Official" dominated Ten Deities Configuration

Another female individual's Ten Divine Configurations are dominated by the "Food God" and the "Hurt Official". This configuration usually represents creativity and desire for expression in the personality. In social situations, this woman is known for her unique thinking and elegant speech, which quickly attracts the attention of others. Her creativity and artistic flair make her stand out in a crowd, but at the same time, she may be over-expressive to the point of neglecting the feelings of others. This configuration reveals the tension between individual expression and interpersonal harmony.

Case 3: The combination of the Ten Deities of "Zheng Guan" and "Seven Killings"

The Ten Deities in the chart of a corporate executive are characterized by "Zheng Guan" and "Seven Killings". This configuration symbolizes authority and determination, but also comes with certain pressure and challenges. When managing a team, this executive is known for his disciplined attitude and efficient execution, able to make quick decisions and move the team forward. However, he also faced interpersonal challenges, such as how to maintain good communication with team members while maintaining authority, and how to maintain his mental health in a high-pressure environment. This case reveals the complexity of authority and relationship management.

Through the above three cases, we can see the deep imprint of the Ten Divine Configurations in the individual's personality and interpersonal relationships. Different combinations of the Ten Deities shape different character traits and interpersonal patterns, which in turn affect the individual's performance in social life. These cases not only provide us with vivid materials to understand the configuration of the Ten Deities, but also reveal the complex and subtle connection between personality and interpersonal relationships. In real life, we can observe and analyze the Ten Divine Configurations of individuals to gain a deeper understanding of their personality traits and interpersonal patterns, thus helping to improve our interpersonal skills and social adaptability.

Chapter V. Conclusion

After in-depth research on the mapping relationship between the Ten Divine Configurations and personality and interpersonal relationships, this study has achieved remarkable results. Through the detailed explanation of the definition of the Ten Deities and its close connection with numerology, we have further understood the key role of the Ten Deities configuration in shaping the individual's personality. The character traits represented by the various Ten Divine Types are comprehensively analyzed, and these character traits are made more vivid and persuasive by combining with the analysis of actual cases.

When it comes to interpersonal relationships, the Ten Divine Configurations likewise show their undeniable influence. The manifestation and influence of different Ten Deities in interpersonal interactions are explored in depth, revealing how the Ten Deity configurations subtly affect the pattern and quality of the relationships individuals build with others. Through the case studies, we observe the profound influence of the Ten Divine Configurations on the development of interpersonal relationships, which provides us with new perspectives to understand the complex dynamics in interpersonal relationships.

The Ten Divine Configurations play a pivotal role in the mapping of personality and relationships. It is not only an important indicator of an individual's personality traits, but also a key factor influencing the development of interpersonal relationships. This study provides new research ideas and methodological references for the fields of numerology, psychology, and interpersonal relationships, and is expected to promote the further development of these disciplines. Meanwhile, for ordinary individuals, understanding their own Ten Divine Configurations can help them better understand themselves, adjust their mindset, and optimize their interpersonal strategies.