The picture
Byeong-Ja is sunlight on still water. The Rat’s Water controls Yang Fire, so the sun here is tempered: bright, and held to a standard. This pillar is fair-minded, well mannered and conscious of its reputation. Under the composed surface, fire and water pull against each other. Byeong-Ja often feels more anxious than it looks.
What the pillar is made of
| Part | In Byeong-Ja |
|---|---|
| Day Master | 丙 Byeong, Yang Fire |
| Day branch | 子 Ja, the Rat |
| Hidden stems | 癸 Gye: Direct Officer |
| Life stage | Conception 胎 |
| Void branches | 申 Sin (Monkey), 酉 Yu (Rooster) |
| Stars it carries | Bokseong |
The Day Master sits on the element that controls it, in the opposite polarity. Discipline and a sense of duty are built in. In a female chart tradition reads the husband star sitting in the spouse palace as a favourable sign for marriage.
These are the facts every Byeong-Ja chart shares, whatever the other three pillars hold. They are taken from the same engine that calculates your chart.
Strengths
- A sense of honour and fairness.
- Brightness without excess.
- Grace in public.
What to watch
- Inner tension.
- Concern for appearances.
- Energy that comes and goes.
In relationships
Byeong-Ja values a partner it can be proud of and behaves well in relationships. It needs someone with whom it can stop performing.
At work
Public roles, law, education, broadcasting and large organisations.