prototype · your chart · 7 screens · ← → keys work
Before we begin
One calendar,
many borders.
하나의 달력, 여러 국경
The stems and branches on the next screens were first written three thousand years ago. The calendar is older than any border on today's map. Korea reads it as Saju (사주), China as BaZi, Japan as Shichū Suimei.
1989 · 11 · 17 13:30 Seoul · true solar time
Computed on your device · corpus reviewed by practitioners · nothing stored on a server. A prototype built from your own chart.
your Day Master · 일간
Yin Metal, the second look: what you polish, and when it is enough.
You notice the small detail that makes a whole thing better, and you fix it without asking for credit.
There are ten Day Masters. Yours cannot be guessed from a birthday alone; it needs the day.
four pillars · 사주
Four moments of your birth, four answers. The middle one is you.
Tap "Korean terms" at the top to see the characters behind each card.
your chart as a scholar's shelf · 책가도
This is a chaekgado, a Joseon-era painting of a scholar's shelves. Four bays for your four pillars, year to hour; stems above, branches below. Tap any object to read what it is, or go straight on to your reading.
tap what moves
Stems above: what each pillar holds. Branches below: the animals of the hours and years. The lit one is you.
A jewel set between two fires, on wood, beside quiet water.
braiding your reading · 다회치기
Your reading is being written from four reviewed passages. It takes about fifteen seconds; breathe with the ring if you like.
a breath or two · Next to skip
Know Yourself · 지, 앎
Sample reading. These four passages were written for a Yin Metal chart. Yours is composed from your own chart after checkout, in this same form.
You see the flaw and the finish at once. Things become finer in your hands.
Ease arrives when something is allowed to be good enough before it is perfect. You are standing right at that line. After that comes polish that serves the work instead of ruling it.
You learn sideways, from odd places. You see patterns other people walk past.
People trust insight they met early. Sharing yours before it is fully formed is the next thing to practise. What follows is original thinking that reaches people in time to help.
You grow, and things around you grow because you are pushing upward.
Growing tall asks for one cut first: pruning one branch so the rest can thicken. What comes next is growth with a shape.
You are drawn to what is hidden, and you find what others miss.
The stage before discernment is asking why something is a secret. After that comes curiosity with a filter.
The thing you finish this week, and the idea you say out loud, will make someone else's work easier too.
ten-year cycles · 대운
Your chart never changes. The season that passes over it does, every ten years, and again every year.
Ten-year cycles run forward or backward from your month pillar, by birth year and gender.
덕 · 오늘Today
Good morning, SH.Thursday · 정해일 · 백로
A Yin Fire day over Water. For a Metal person, Fire is pressure that shapes: a good day to finish, not to start.
백로 season · 12 days to 추분
이번 주의 질문 · this week's question2 min
Of the people who would work beside you in either path, who would be helped most if you named your leaning out loud this week?
All three decisions were logged on the same day, and each one holds two or three live paths open at once. You are not stalling; you are gathering routes so that no door closes early.
This grew from the way you learn sideways, reading patterns others walk past, which is why you can see three workable roads where most people see one.
The step before your insight is trusted is saying it out loud while it is still half-formed. There is room to test one path in small, real hours rather than in planning.
Answers, the checkbox and new entries stay in this browser only.
The second look · 두 번째 눈
A question, a line in the journal, the person who steadies you. If the second look does not help, that is the moment for a person, not an app: call or text 988 (US).
The full reading of your chart: strengths, the step before each one, and one practice a week. Twelve passages, not four.
Enter a second birthday and see how that person shows up for you, what they need, and where the two of you collide, with a repair step. One is included with the report.
One question at a time, answered from your chart and the reading. Ask it; your first answer comes with the report.
Tick today's practice, write the decision down, add how it went. After three, a pattern review reads them against your chart.
A scholar's garden that grows from what you actually do: a journal line waters it, a practice done adds a branch, a closed decision brings a blossom.
What the year's season does to your chart, month by month, written before Lunar New Year.
$19.99 once for the written report, with one Read Anyone · or $59.99 a year for everything · no weekly plan, no trial
Hongik ingan, "benefit all people": the rule this app is written under. It has to be good for the people around you too. No fear, no verdicts, no scores.
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