Shan Tou Huo

One of the Sixty Jiazi Nayin, categorized under the Fire element. The name depicts a wildfire burning on a mountain peak; its blaze can be fierce but may not last long, carrying a sense of wildness and unpredictability. Shan Tou Huo symbolizes a high-profile, conspicuous energy, like a beacon fire or a forest fire. Traditionally, the destiny represented by this Nayin is thought to possess creativity or leadership qualities, easily becoming the center of attention. However, sustaining a fire requires continuous fuel, implying that success requires persistent effort and a steady supply of resources.