The fortune of Immanuel Kant

Immanuel Kant born April 22, 1724, 5:00 AM

Rebel	Judge	Ego	Gourmet
1	5	10	2
(5)	(5)	(4)	(4)
Judge	Judge	Gourmet	Gourmet

Slaughter	Guardian	Owl	Pirate	Comrade	Rebel	Gourmet	Collector
6	7	8	9	10	1	2	3
(6)	(7)	(8)	(9)	(10)	(11)	(12)	(1)
5	15	25	35	45	55	65	75
1729	1739	1749	1759	1769	1779	1789	1799

We know Immanuel Kant as a pure thinker, and his life code confirms that: All he had were Talent and Authority. In fact, you can see how similar his life code compares to Isaac Newton.

Isaac Newton born January 4, 1643, 1:38 am

Gourmet	Gourmet	Ego	Judge
9	9	7	3
(7)	(1)	(1)	(1)
Judge	Rebel	Rebel	Rebel

In my book, I mentioned Talent and Shield are the two spiritual characters. Talent is imagination and Shield is reason and intellect. After the book, I made some changes of mind. In a strict classification, Authority and Talent are like sense and sensibility. The contradiction is between information that is getting in and information that is getting out. Shield and Money are like intuition and perception. The contradiction is between stimulation born inside and stimulation comes from outside. In short, I think Authority could represent reason and rationality better than Shield could, in a way. Because real reasons are not something that generates from the inside of your mind; they comes from outside and you receive it. (Shield represents reasons, but only idealistic reasons.) So the life code of the ultimate thinkers should be like Immanuel Kant and Isaac Newton. They have nothing else but Talent and Judge. In addition, Judge is faith and believe. One can't be a pure thinker if he/she doesn't have faith. I don't think a total rational guy should be considered "pure spiritual".

The other similarity between Newton and Kant is: neither of them had Money. Money represents wives for men, so both of them were single for life and had no interest in sex and material wealth. Fire served Kant as Money. Kant didn’t have a single bit of Fire in his life code, but if you pay attention, you will see Kant’s early fortunes were Fire fortunes. That’s the reason that Kant thought about the idea of getting married when he was young. After 25, the Fire in fortune was totally gone, so Kant never thought about marriage again.

About Kant’s fortune, it is rather easy. Kant had too much Wood as Talent, not to mention his Talent had no Money to grow, and no Shield to resist, large amount of power was in his Talent. On the other hand, his Earth (Authority) appears strong on chart, but it could hardly rival Talent, because (5) is Earth that contains Wood and Water, and he had no Fire to support Earth. In another word, in order to weaken Wood as Talent, Water served as foe, Fire Earth and Metal served as favor. We know that (6)(7)(8) are the three steps of Fire and (9)(10)(11) are the three steps of Metal. Kant was a great person because he spent most of his life in Fire-Earth-Metal fortune that could efficiently control Wood. (1) is Water at peak, and (1) could merge (5) to Water and cause the collapse of Kant’s structure. So Kant died in (1) fortune, the actual year was 1804, it was the (1) year of the (1) fortune.

May be it is too general to conclude the fortune of Kant, so let me be more specific. Throughout Kant’s life, which fortune do you think was the best? (11) of course, because it merged (4) to Fire. Kant’s three great critiques were all made during that fortune. Kant’s early fortunes were Fire, but Fire code was not as efficient because there were too much Water in Kant’s life code. Besides the final years, 1759 to 1769 was another low in Kant’s life, although (9) was a Metal code, it could merge (5) to Water. So Kant never got promotion in that fortune and his home town was conquered by Russia. 1770 was a turning year, not only because he was promoted to professor, but also for he made critical progress from researching science to researching philosophy.