The picture
Gye-Myo is soft rain in spring. Yin Water produces the Rabbit’s Wood, and the Rabbit is also its Nobleman and its place of Birth, so this pillar gathers talent, learning and help in one seat. It is kind, artistic and quick to understand. It prefers harmony and will go a long way to keep it. The Rabbit holds a single stem, so the gift is pure: what Gye-Myo makes comes out gentle, clear and unforced.
What the pillar is made of
| Part | In Gye-Myo |
|---|---|
| Day Master | 癸 Gye, Yin Water |
| Day branch | 卯 Myo, the Rabbit |
| Hidden stems | 乙 Eul: Eating God |
| Life stage | Birth 長生 |
| Void branches | 辰 Jin (Dragon), 巳 Sa (Snake) |
| Stars it carries | Nobleman, Bokseong, Academic Star, Literacy Star, Hyeonchim |
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 Gye-Myo chart shares, whatever the other three pillars hold. They are taken from the same engine that calculates your chart.
Strengths
- Natural talent that needs little forcing.
- Kindness that is felt at once.
- People who help without being asked.
What to watch
- Softness when firmness is called for.
- Sentimentality about people and the past.
- Avoiding conflict at its own expense.
In relationships
Tender and caring, Gye-Myo nurtures its partner and needs gentleness in return.
At work
Education, the arts, writing, childcare, healing and design.