GE14 Election Forecast using QMDJ (奇门遁甲) Part 1
By MO
Published On July 2, 2020
Figure 1: The QMDJ Hour chart for forecasting the Election
It is well known that QMDJ Forecasting techniques were used in the war during the ancient wars in China. The Chinese emperors employed the techniques to forecast each battle and to find out the necessary strategy to outwit their opponents. It is found out that the QMDJ Forecasting techniques can also be applied in many situations today. One of the most popular applications is to forecast an election result.
In forecasting an election, the UGrandee (符) represents the incumbent party (BN) while the stem Geng (庚) represents the opposition parties. Both UGrandee and stem Geng are located in the same SW palace. The SW palace at this moment suffers the void of energy or empty fort situation. This situation is not favourable for the opposition parties where their attack in the battlefield might not hit the intended targets. This also means that the incumbent party has set up the empty fort situation for their opponents to deceive them.
In the war in those days, they were two important strategies used, which can be represented by the Door (门) in QMDJ Forecasting. These two doors are DFear (驚门) and DMirage (景门). The DFear door is applied to induce fear and confusion among the soldiers and commanders, while the DMiarge door is applied to give hope, courage, motivation and fighting spirit to the soldiers and commanders.
In the GE14 election, these two important doors are likely being used by those competing parties to win as many votes as possible. From the QMDJ Hour chart, it shows the incumbent party has an upper in using these two doors than their opponents. The opposition parties can only use the DMirage (景门) door effectively.
Based on the QMDJ Hour chart, it shows that the incumbent party has an upper hand in winning this coming election. The opposition parties will have to resort to other possible methods which can increase their chance to overcome the current adversity. The QMDJ Hour chart does suggest few ways to help increase their chance to overcome the current adversity. We shall see which party will eventually win in this election and form a new government.
Figure 1: General Election 14
Disclaimer: This article is mainly focused on the discussion of how the QMDJ Forecasting technique can be used to analyse an election, and it is not intended to be used for a real election purpose. The author shall not be held liable for any damages of any kind, including without limitation special or consequential damages, arising out of your reading of this article.
