Parents palace 父母
The Parents palace covers authority figures and upbringing: parents, bosses, mentors and the voice of the person who taught you the rules.
父母 (Parents palace) is about authority and origin: parents, elders, bosses, mentors and the internalised voice that tells you what is allowed. It describes the relationship with whoever set the rules.
A tense palace can describe conflict with authority or an inner critic inherited from it; a supportive one describes mentorship and a usable inheritance.
Strengths
- Relationship with mentors
- Usable inheritance
Watch for
- Inner critic from authority
- Rebellion as default
Work
- Mentorship roles
- Institutional settings
Relationships
Authority patterns repeat in partnerships; the work is to notice whose voice is speaking.
Questions
Does it only mean parents?
No. It covers authority figures and your internalised rules.
Can it be changed?
Patterns can be worked with; the palace describes defaults, not sentences.
紫微斗数：父母宫主长辈与上司。
For reflection and entertainment. Not medical, legal or financial advice. 18+.