What Is Gi (己土) in Korean Saju Reading? I’ve been studying Korean saju reading for years, (己)Gito as we call it – remains one of my favorite heavenly stems to analyze. It’s the sixth position in the Four Pillars of Destiny, and honestly? It tells such a compelling story about human nature. Gito represents something...
What is Muto (戊) Muto (戊土) in Korean fortune telling is the fifth Heavenly Stem in the Four Pillars of Destiny, symbolizing raw earth power and determination. Picture standing on top of a massive mountain overlooking endless barren landscape stretching to the horizon. That overwhelming sense of scale and rugged endurance? That’s muto (戊土), the...
What Is Jeong (丁火) in Korean Saju Reading? You know that friend who always remembers everyone’s birthday, never raises their voice during arguments, but somehow gets exactly what they want in the end? The one who lights up a room not with flashy charisma, but with genuine warmth that makes everyone feel welcome? You’ve probably...
What Is Byeonghwa (丙火) in Korean Saju Reading? Picture the most charismatic person you know — the one who walks into a room and instantly becomes the center of attention, not because they’re trying to show off, but because their energy is just that magnetic. You’ve probably encountered someone with strong Byeonghwa (丙火) energy, the...
Introduction In Korean fortune telling and seasonal traditions, Sambok (Three Bok Days) – Chobok, Jungbok, and Malbok – mark the hottest periods of summer according to the lunar calendar. These days have cultural, agricultural, and even astrological significance within Korean astrology and the Four Pillars of Destiny (Saju) system. This guide explores the history, meaning,...
When East Meets West in Reading Your Destiny Curious about how Korean Saju stacks up against Western astrology? Imagine two different languages telling the same story about you — one uses the poetry of nature’s cycles, the other draws a star map in the sky. Both aim to reveal who you are and where you...
Discover Korean Saju (Four Pillars of Destiny), the ancient fortune-telling system that reveals personality, relationships, and destiny through your birth year, month, day, and hour.
What is Eulmok(乙) In the world of Korean fortune telling and Four Pillars of Destiny, gapmok (甲木) is known for its forceful energy. But Eulmok (乙木), the second heavenly stem in Korean saju reading, shows a softer path — thriving through adaptability and quiet strength. In Korean saju reading and fortune telling, while Gapmok breaks...
What is Gapmok (甲) Have you ever wondered why some people seem to naturally rise above challenges like a tree breaking through frozen ground? In Korean Fortune Telling and saju reading, this unstoppable force is embodied by gapmok (甲木), the very first of the ten heavenly stems in the Four Pillars of Destiny system. Gapmok...
Understanding the Heavenly Stems (天干) What is Heavenly Stems(Cheongan,天干)? If you have a clear understanding of the Heavenly Stems (천간, Cheongan) and Earthly Branches (지지, Jiji), you are halfway done with your study of Saju Myeongri. Saju Myeongri is a type of semiotics, and you must first accurately understand its symbols to analyze your own...