- October 11, 2025
- 6:22 am
How to Resolve Tai Sui Offense in 2026?
Taboos and Lucky Crystals
The year 2026, known as Bing Wu in the Chinese lunar calendar, is a “Red Horse Year” or “Fire Horse Year,” characterized by intense fire energy in both its heavenly stem and earthly branch. This year promises dynamic energy and significant
change. Beyond those in their Ben Ming Nian (birth sign year), several other zodiac signs will experience clashes with the Year’s Guardian (Tai Sui), collectively known as “offending the Tai Sui,” indicating a year of increased challenges requiring careful navigation.
Zodiac Horse: Offending the Tai Sui (本命年)
· Birth Years: 1942, 1954, 1966, 1978, 1990, 2002, 2014
· Key Challenges: The most volatile year. Expect heightened pressure, emotional fluctuations, and frequent plan changes. Pay special attention to health to prevent accidental injuries.
· Remedies:
1. Honor the Tai Sui: It’s advisable to perform the “An Tai Sui” (pacify the Year Guardian) ritual at a temple early in the year.
2. Attire Guidance: While wearing red is traditional for one’s birth year, avoid dressing entirely in red in 2026 due to the excessive fire energy. Opt for small red accessories (like a red bracelet) or wear metal accessories (gold “drains” fire) and clothing in blue/black (water colors) to balance the energy.
3. Accumulate Good Deeds: Acts of kindness, such as donating blood, money, or goods, can help counteract unfavorable luck.
· Recommended Crystals:
· Amethyst: Calms the mind and soothes anxiety and impulsiveness.
· Cinnabar: Considered a powerful cleanser that removes negative energy, boosts positivity, and stabilizes emotions.
· Black Obsidian: Powerful protection against negative energy and external shocks.
Zodiac Ox: Harming the Tai Sui (害太岁)
· Birth Years: 1949, 1961, 1973, 1985, 1997, 2009, 2021
· Key Challenges: The “Chou-Wu” harm indicates backstabbing, misunderstandings in relationships, and hidden obstacles. One may feel depressed, bothered by trivial matters, and face covert resistance in career progress.
· Remedies:
1. Prioritize Communication: Communicate clearly to prevent misunderstandings and maintain clear personal boundaries.
2. Purify Your Environment: Cleanse old relationships and your living space to build a more comfortable social circle.
3. Guard Against “Xiao Ren” (Troublemakers): Wear small red accessories for protection.
· Recommended Crystals:
· Red Agate: Red Agate boosts personal courage and aura; Smoky Quartz stabilizes emotions and dispels harmful energy from others.
· Cinnabar: Calms the spirit and aids in smoother transitions, reducing unnecessary internal strife.
Zodiac Rabbit: Breaking with the Tai Sui (破太岁)
· Birth Years: 1951, 1963, 1975, 1987, 1999, 2011
· Key Challenges: The “Mao-Wu” break signifies disrupted plans, broken relationships, and unexpected financial loss. Work and life rhythms are easily disturbed, leading to emotional instability.
· Remedies:
1. Stay Adaptable: Mentally prepare for plans to change and accept adjustments, which may lead to new opportunities.
2. Stabilize Your Spirit: Use red items to help stabilize your state of mind.
· Recommended Crystals:
· Amethyst：Amethyst enhances wisdom and communication to mend breaks; Garnet boosts vitality and resilience.
· Rainbow Fluorite: Helps maintain calm and creativity during change.
· Cinnabar: Its vibrant red color aids in repairing “broken” vitality and enhances resilience.
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This topic is very helpful! Those offending Tai Sui in 2026 should definitely take note. The solutions mentioned in the article, such as worshiping Tai Sui and avoiding ground-breaking activities, are practical. However, the section on crystals could be more comprehensive with additional options (e.g., obsidian for protection). It’s also good to adjust based on personal Bazi for better results. Thanks for sharing!
As a traditional culture enthusiast, I think the article summarizes Tai Sui taboos well, especially the directional reminders for 2026. The crystal recommendations are interesting, but it’s advisable to use them cautiously and consult experts. That said, daily kindness and inner peace are key. Looking forward to more I-Ching related content!
A practical guide! Those with conflicted zodiac signs in 2026 can follow this. I especially agree with the crystal suggestions, like tiger’s eye to enhance energy—it’s easy to apply. However, Feng Shui adjustments shouldn’t rely solely on crystals; home layout matters too. Adding monthly precautions would make it perfect. Bookmarked!