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The 34th pillar of the sexagenary cycle, Jeong-Yu (丁酉), features the Heavenly Stem Jeong sitting atop the Earthly Branch Yu, symbolizing aesthetics, sophistication, and an affinity for wealth. This entry outlines its personality, strengths, and Saju structure.
The 15th pillar of the Sexagenary Cycle, Mu-In (戊寅), features the Heavenly Stem Mu sitting atop the Earthly Branch In. It symbolizes drive, responsibility, and spirit. We have summarized its personality, strengths, and Myeongri structure.
The 25th pillar of the sexagenary cycle, Muja (戊子), features the Heavenly Stem Mu (Yang Earth) sitting atop the Earthly Branch Ja (Rat). It symbolizes traits of wealth, practicality, and meticulousness. Here is a summary of its personality, strengths, and Myeongri (Four Pillars) structure.
The Mujin (戊辰) Ilju, the 5th pillar of the sexagenary cycle, features the Heavenly Stem Mu (戊) sitting atop the Earthly Branch Jin (辰), symbolizing ambition, reliability, and perseverance. This entry outlines its personality, strengths, and Myeongri (BaZi) structure.
The 55th pillar of the sexagenary cycle, Mu-O (戊午), features the Heavenly Stem Mu (Yang Earth) sitting atop the Earthly Branch O (Horse). It symbolizes a temperament of spirit, self-esteem, and explosive power. This entry outlines its personality, strengths, and Myeongri (Saju) structure.
The 45th pillar of the sexagenary cycle, Mu-Sin (戊申), features the Heavenly Stem Mu (Yang Earth) sitting atop the Earthly Branch Sin (Monkey). It symbolizes versatility, problem-solving ability, and an active disposition. This entry outlines its personality, strengths, and Myeongri structure.
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