BIRTHDAYS: GOOD OR BAD?

Jun_Ki with another Korean actress in the poster for the documentary on underprivileged Indonesian children

In Indonesia for a programme to aid Third World Children

I read from the Asian Fanatics news portal, that my favourite Korean actor, Lee Jun-Ki injured his leg while practising a stunt for his upcoming Fan Meeting. Mind you this is no small fan gathering as 8,000 fans are attending. The first batch of 4,000 tickets were snapped up within minutes they were on sale and fans from all around the world will be attending. I am really envious as I too would like to go. It seems that Jun_Ki fell while doing a stunt hanging on a wire and he injured some muscles in his foot. Anyway, he wasn't too seriously injured and has resumed training for the big event which is going to take place on April 18, a day after his birthday.

The Chinese believe that our birthdays could bring us good or bad luck. It is dependant on our own personal elements calculated from the time, day, month and year of our birth. According to BaZi principles, our luck would change every few years and ones birthday marks the time the change will take place. Sometimes, it might not necessary be on the exact date but a day or two before or after it.

I do believe in this as for a few years I had nothing but bad luck during my birthday (could be based on Western or Chinese calendar). My favourite Aunt Cheah Moy died on my birthday, I was the victim of a snatch thief a day after my birthday, I was cheated two days after my birthday. Well according to two sifus, my luck could change for the better this year as I am entering into another cycle of my BaZi. This time the water element rules.

Not too sure about Jun-Ki as I do not know his time of birth but I guess that he is still in the period of his life where it is good. One thing about life is that no one will get to enjoy all the good things his or her life. There will always be bad and good times for everyone.