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The 11th pillar of the sexagenary cycle, Gap-Sul (甲戌), features the Heavenly Stem Gap (甲) sitting atop the Earthly Branch Sul (戌). It symbolizes a sense of responsibility, loyalty, and administrative talent. Here is a summary of its personality, strengths, and Saju structure.
The 36th pillar of the sexagenary cycle, Gi-Hae (己亥), features the Heavenly Stem Gi (Yin Earth) sitting atop the Earthly Branch Hae (Pig). It symbolizes traits of inclusivity, financial fortune, and flexibility. This entry outlines its personality, strengths, and Myeongri (Four Pillars) structure.
The 26th pillar of the sexagenary cycle, Gichuk (己丑), features the Heavenly Stem Gi (己) sitting atop the Earthly Branch Chuk (丑), symbolizing diligence, reliability, and steadfastness. This entry outlines its personality, strengths, and Myeongri (Four Pillars) structure.
The 56th pillar of the sexagenary cycle, Gimi (己未), features the Heavenly Stem Gi (己) sitting atop the Earthly Branch Mi (未), symbolizing practicality, determination, and self-made success. This entry outlines its personality, strengths, and Myeongri (four-pillars) structure.
The 16th pillar of the Sexagenary Cycle, Gi-Myo (己卯), features the Heavenly Stem Gi (Earth) sitting upon the Earthly Branch Myo (Rabbit). It symbolizes diligence, delicacy, and a gentle exterior with an inner strength. This entry outlines its personality, strengths, and Myeongri structure.
The Gisa (己巳) pillar, the 6th of the Sexagenary Cycle, features the Heavenly Stem Gi (己) sitting atop the Earthly Branch Sa (巳), symbolizing pragmatism, intelligence, and social adeptness. This entry summarizes its personality, strengths, and Saju structure.
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