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Korean Saju reads the four pillars of your birth — year, month, day and hour — to describe your nature, your Five Elements balance, your money and love patterns, and the 10-year seasons of your life.
Top row: Heavenly Stems (what shows). Bottom row: Earthly Branches (what's inside, your environment). Small text under each pillar: its Ten God, hidden stems and life stage. The highlighted Day stem is you.
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Saju (사주, "four pillars") is the Korean form of the East Asian Four Pillars of Destiny, also known as BaZi in Chinese. Your birth year, month, day and hour each become a pair of characters — 8 characters in total (팔자, "eight characters"). Each character carries one of the Five Elements: Wood, Fire, Earth, Metal and Water.
The top character of your Day pillar represents you. There are 10 Day Masters, from Yang Wood (a big tree) to Yin Water (rain). Everything else in the chart is read in relation to it — what feeds you, what you create, what you earn, what pressures you and what supports you. These relationships are called the Ten Gods.
Korean Saju looks for the element that balances your chart best (용신, yongshin). It weighs how strong your Day Master is and how hot or cold your birth season is. Years, colors and habits that bring this element tend to feel easier.
Saju uses the solar calendar (the 24 solar terms) for the year and month, and your local time for the day and hour. We convert your local clock time — including historical daylight saving — so someone born at 11 p.m. in New York gets the right pillars.
The pillars are calculated with a standard astronomical calendar, and the reading follows common Korean Saju methods (strength, seasonal balance, Ten Gods, luck cycles). It is still a simplified reading for fun and self-reflection — not a prediction to base medical, legal or financial decisions on.