The picture
Gyeong-Ja is metal producing water. Yang Metal gives itself to the Rat in the opposite polarity, the pattern readers prize for intelligence. This pillar is lucid, articulate and exact, and it says what it sees. The water is cold. Gyeong-Ja can be right in a way that leaves it alone. The Rat holds a single stem, so nothing dilutes the gift or softens it: what Gyeong-Ja thinks arrives exactly as thought.
What the pillar is made of
| Part | In Gyeong-Ja |
|---|---|
| Day Master | 庚 Gyeong, Yang Metal |
| Day branch | 子 Ja, the Rat |
| Hidden stems | 癸 Gye: Hurting Officer |
| Life stage | Death 死 |
| Void branches | 辰 Jin (Dragon), 巳 Sa (Snake) |
| Stars it carries | None of its own |
The Day Master sits on the element it produces, in the opposite polarity. Expression and independence sit in the most personal place of the chart: lively and outspoken at home. In a female chart tradition reads this as a need for a partner who accepts a strong voice.
These are the facts every Gyeong-Ja chart shares, whatever the other three pillars hold. They are taken from the same engine that calculates your chart.
Strengths
- Clarity that cuts through confusion.
- Eloquence, in speech and in writing.
- Analysis without sentiment.
What to watch
- Coldness that keeps people at a distance.
- Criticism offered before it is asked for.
- Loneliness as the price of being right.
In relationships
Cool on the surface, Gyeong-Ja is faithful and honest. It needs warmth from a partner and has to learn to offer it.
At work
Law, criticism, writing, technology, research and music.