The Definition of Good Luck?

by | Oct 30, 2008 | Bazi & Politics, Luck | 3 comments

After my post on the US Presidential election, I’ve of course been sent info by friends indicating that everything in the polls suggest OTHERWISE to my prediction.

Elections are a tricky business though and i realised that there was one consideration that I didn’t take into account when thinking about the issue of the US Presidential election.

To recap, the theory goes like this: whomever is in combination with the Grand Duke aka Tai Shui of the year (it being the Rat 癸 )is the person who will get elected because they connect with the Grand Duke. The assumption however is that being in good luck = being elected President of the United States.

What if being in good luck means not being elected President of the USA?

I’ve been doing some studies on the whole ‘one with the Tai Shui’ idea, and it seems to me as though when one is ONE with the Tai Shui, the assumption is that all the things that happen, are good. But what if bad things happen, but they turn out to have the proverbial silver lining?

So therefore, if one is in good luck in a given year, the events that seem to be bad in terms of their outcome, actually turn out to be good ultimately? By contrast, in a year when one is in bad luck, the negative things that happen not only dash one’s hopes, but also end up being well, just lousy in terms of outcome. My own little case study suggests that when you are in a good luck year, the events that seem negative, in fact ultimately turn out to have a positive ring to them. It one can get past the fact that it isn’t what one wants, there is a good lesson to be learnt.

So, the bottom line is this: it’s a lousy time to be the President of the USA. You are damned if you do, and damned if you don’t. The economy is in the toilet and probably will take 2/3 of the term of the typical President to just return to decent levels. You will probably be blamed for every crisis that emerges in the next four years. History will not have nice things to say about you at best. Everything you achieve will be over-shadowed by the fact that you failed to achieve more. To wit, perhaps, good luck means NOT becoming President and bad luck means becoming the President.

So, between Obama and McCain, it may not be a question of who is in good luck, but who is in bad luck!