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Jiewang (帝旺) in the Sibiunseong represents the throne of a king at the peak of his power, symbolizing charisma, initiative, and a strong ego. This entry covers the personality traits, major cycle interpretations, and precautions for those with a strong Jiewang.
Mogyok (沐浴) in Sibiunseong represents the stage of bathing a newborn, often associated with puberty. It symbolizes charm, a sense of fashion, and volatility. This entry covers the personality traits, interpretation in Daewoon (10-year luck cycles), and precautions for those with a strong Mogyok influence.
The Sibiunseong Grave (墓) represents the stage where energy is stored in a warehouse, symbolizing preservation, frugality, collection, and completion. This entry summarizes the personality traits and interpretations of Daewoon (10-year luck cycles) for those with a strong Grave influence.
While Sa (死) in Sibiunseong represents a point where activity ceases, its core interpretation lies in deep immersion and expertise. This entry outlines the personality traits and Daewoon (10-year luck cycle) interpretations for those with a strong Sa.
The Sibiunseong stage of Soe (衰) represents the position after reaching the peak, symbolizing experience, prudence, and the consolidation of internal stability. This entry summarizes the personality traits and Daewoon (10-year luck cycle) interpretations for those with a strong Soe influence.
The Sibiunseong stage of Tae (胎) represents the point where new life is conceived, symbolizing ideas, planning, hope, and fragile potential. This entry summarizes the personality traits and Daewoon interpretations for those with a strong Tae.
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