The picture
Byeong-Sul is the evening sun. The Dog is the storehouse of Fire, so the light here is going into keeping: less blaze, more glow. This pillar is generous and expressive, with a feeling for performance and for belief. It thinks about meaning. Its will is strong, and when it flares the heat is real. Fire feeds the Dog’s Earth, so what Byeong-Sul knows and believes it also passes on: it teaches, cooks, performs, preaches.
What the pillar is made of
| Part | In Byeong-Sul |
|---|---|
| Day Master | 丙 Byeong, Yang Fire |
| Day branch | 戌 Sul, the Dog |
| Hidden stems | 辛 Sin: Direct Wealth丁 Jeong: Rob Wealth戊 Mu: Eating God (main) |
| Life stage | Grave 墓 |
| Void branches | 午 O (Horse), 未 Mi (Goat) |
| Stars it carries | Canopy Star, Bokseong, White Tiger |
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-Sul chart shares, whatever the other three pillars hold. They are taken from the same engine that calculates your chart.
Strengths
- Generosity with time and attention.
- Expressive talent that moves an audience.
- Conviction that carries others along.
What to watch
- A sudden temper after long patience.
- Melancholy as evening comes on.
- Stubbornness in matters of belief.
In relationships
Byeong-Sul gives warmly and needs room for an inner life its partner may not fully share.
At work
The arts, religion, education, cooking, broadcasting and counselling.