The picture
Byeong-Jin is sunshine on wet land. Yang Fire produces the Dragon’s Earth, so this pillar gives itself out: warmth, ideas, help. It is good-natured and productive, and tradition counts it among the benevolent day pillars. Wet earth takes a lot of sun. Byeong-Jin often gives more than it gets. The Dragon also stores water and wood, so beneath the sunny surface there is some discipline and some support of its own.
What the pillar is made of
| Part | In Byeong-Jin |
|---|---|
| Day Master | 丙 Byeong, Yang Fire |
| Day branch | 辰 Jin, the Dragon |
| Hidden stems | 乙 Eul: Direct Resource癸 Gye: Direct Officer戊 Mu: Eating God (main) |
| Life stage | Youth 冠帶 |
| Void branches | 子 Ja (Rat), 丑 Chuk (Ox) |
| Stars it carries | Canopy Star, Ildeok |
The Day Master sits on the element it produces, in the same polarity. Talent and ease are close at hand, and home life is read as comfortable and productive.
These are the facts every Byeong-Jin chart shares, whatever the other three pillars hold. They are taken from the same engine that calculates your chart.
Strengths
- Generosity that asks for nothing.
- Optimism that survives setbacks.
- Creativity that benefits other people.
What to watch
- Giving too much, too easily.
- Effort scattered over too many causes.
- Hurt when the giving goes unnoticed.
In relationships
Warm and generous, Byeong-Jin is easy to love and needs to be thanked.
At work
Education, the arts, food, public service and religious life.