Ten Gods Dictionary
The ten, from Bigyeon to Jeongin
The Ten Gods sort the other characters in your chart into ten roles based on you (the Day Master). Which ones are strong or missing shapes your personality, the work that suits you, and how you tend to make money.
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Bigeop (energy like yours)
The same element as you. Represents self-esteem, independence, friends and peers, and competition.
Siksang (energy you create)
The energy you produce. Represents expression, talent, speech, creativity, and children.
Jaeseong (energy you control)
The energy you gain through action. Represents wealth, practicality, and drive.
Gwanseong (energy that controls you)
The energy that keeps you in check. Represents responsibility, work, honor, and rules.
Inseong (energy that supports you)
The energy that nurtures you. Represents learning, credentials, your mother, and depth of thought.
FAQ
What are the Ten Gods?＋
Using the heavenly stem of your birth day (Day Master) as "you," the other characters in your chart are sorted into ten roles. It's the foundation for reading personality, talent, money, work, and relationships.
Is it bad if I'm missing a Ten God?＋
Not at all. Most people are missing a few. You can fill in that missing energy through yearly fortunes, habits, or the people around you.
What if I don't know my birth time?＋
This looks at everything except the hour pillar. If you know your birth time, it'll be even more accurate.
Based on your Ten Gods makeup, we'll map out your natural personality, strengths and weaknesses, and the work that fits you best.
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