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Eulmyo Day Pillar (乙卯) in Korean Saju – Yin Wood and Rabbit Branch meaning

The Eulmyo Day Pillar (乙卯) – The Artistic Dreamer in Korean Fortune Telling : Vision in the Four Pillars of Destiny

Hey there! Welcome back to our journey through Korean fortune telling and the fascinating world of saju reading. Today, we’re diving deep into one of the most intriguing day pillars in the Four Pillars of Destiny system – the Eul-Myo Day Pillar (乙卯). If you’ve stumbled upon this post while searching for Korean astrology insights,...

Eulchuk Day Pillar (乙丑) in Korean Saju – Yin Wood and Ox Earth meaning

The Eulchuk Day Pillar (乙丑) – Yin Wood Anchored in the Ox Earth in Korean Saju Reading: Patience Meets Determination

Understanding Eulchuk-ilju in Saju Reading Welcome to the fascinating world of Eulchuk-ilju (乙丑日柱), one of the most intriguing day pillars in Korean fortune telling. If you’ve been wondering about your saju compatibility(Tap here to try self Saju compatibility reading!) or seeking a deeper understanding through monthly saju reading, this comprehensive guide will illuminate the unique...

Colored pencil illustration of a couple wearing matching sneakers, showing only their feet and legs

Why Koreans Avoid Giving Shoes as Gifts

Have you ever wondered why a Korean partner might politely decline when offered sneakers as a birthday gift?Behind this action lies something much deeper than simple preference—it reflects a profound cultural belief. In Korean culture, giving shoes as a gift is believed to cause the recipient to walk away from your life. This superstition isn’t...

Colored pencil illustration of a traditional Korean seaweed soup, miyeok-guk, served in an earthenware bowl

Why Koreans Eat Seaweed Soup on Birthdays: The Beautiful Story Behind Korea’s Most Meaningful Tradition

Hello! Today, I’d like to introduce miyeok-guk, a traditional Korean seaweed soup that may be unfamiliar to many foreigners.It’s well known that this dish is commonly eaten in Korea and Japan, but it isn’t widely consumed in most other countries.Let’s take a closer look together! Picture this: it’s your birthday in Korea, and instead of...

A strong and resilient twisted pine tree standing alone on the edge of a cliff, symbolizing Gapshin Day Pillar

The Gapsin Day Pillar (甲申) – Yang Wood Meets Metal in Korean Saju Reading : Innovation and Restless Drive

What’s up, fellow saju reading explorers! Today I’m diving into one of the most powerful yet challenging day pillars in Korean astrology – Gapsin Ilju (甲申日柱). This is the combination that creates natural-born leaders, revolutionary thinkers, and… well, let’s just say people whose lives are anything but boring. The Ultimate Power Struggle: Wood Meets Metal...

Elevator buttons in a Korean apartment building skipping the number 4, showing 3, F, and 5

Why Koreans Fear the Number 4: Tetraphobia in Korean Culture

Ever noticed something odd while staying in a Korean hotel? You take the elevator and suddenly realize there’s no 4th floor button – it jumps straight from 3 to F or 5. Welcome to one of Korea’s most persistent cultural phenomena: the fear of the number 4, known as tetraphobia. This isn’t just a quirky...

galloping horse symbolizing the relentless forward energy of Gap-O (甲午) Day Pillar in saju reading

The Gapo Day Pillar (甲午) – Fiery Yang Wood in Korean Saju reading : Brilliance Meets Inner Conflict

Hey there, saju enthusiasts! I’m back with another deep dive into Korean astrology, and today we’re exploring Gapo Ilju (甲午日柱) – quite possibly the most magnetically complex day pillar you’ll encounter in Four Pillars of Destiny saju readings. I’ve shared the link to “What is day pillar?” many times before, so I won’t include it...