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The Earthly Branch Myo (卯) represents the Rabbit, characterized by Wood (木) and Yin (陰) energy. This guide covers its associated time, season, hidden stems (jijangan), personality traits, and relationships through San-hap and Chong.
The Earthly Branch Wu (午) represents the Horse. It is a Fire (火) and Yang (陽) character. This guide covers its associated time, season, hidden stems (Jijanggan), personality traits, and relationships through Samhap and Chong.
The Earthly Branch Sa (巳) represents the Snake. It is a Yin Fire (火) character. This guide covers its associated time and season, hidden stems (jijangan), personality traits, and relationships through San-hap and Chong.
The Earthly Branch Shin (申) represents the Monkey, characterized by Metal (金) and Yang (陽) energy. This guide covers its associated time and season, hidden stems (jijangan), personality traits, and relationships through Samhap (trine) and Chung (clash).
The Earthly Branch Sul (戌) represents the Dog; it is an Earth (土) and Yang (陽) character. This entry covers its associated time, season, hidden stems (jijanggan), personality manifestations, and relationships through San-hap (triad) and Chung (clash).
The Earthly Branch You (酉) represents the Rooster, associated with Metal (金) and Yin (陰). This guide covers its time, season, hidden stems (jijangan), personality traits, and its relationships through San-hap and Chong.
Every foundational character of saju-myeongri in one place: the personalities of the Ten Heavenly Stems (Gap to Gye), the timing and environment of the Twelve Earthly Branches (Ja to Hae), the relational language of the Ten Gods (Bigyeon to Jeongin), the life cycle of the Twelve Stages, and all 60 day pillars of the sexagenary cycle — a hub where each entry links to a detailed explanation.
The Sipsin Bijeon (比肩) refers to characters that share the same element and yin-yang polarity as the self (Ilgan). It governs the self, siblings, colleagues, and independence. This entry covers its personality traits, career and wealth implications, and the effects of its excess or deficiency.
The Sipsin Geopjae (劫財) refers to a character that shares the same Five Elements (Ohaeng) as the self but has a different Yin-Yang polarity. It governs competition, ambition, and fluctuations in wealth. This entry covers its personality manifestations, implications for career and wealth, and the effects of its excess or deficiency.
The Jeong-gwan (正官) sipsin refers to the element that exerts control (剋) over the self, characterized by a different yin-yang polarity. It governs honor, order, organization, and responsibility. This guide covers its manifestation in personality, career, and wealth, as well as the implications of its excess or deficiency.
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