The picture
Jeong-Hae is a light on the night sea. The Pig’s Water controls Yin Fire, but its main stem combines with the Day Master, and the wood hidden beside it feeds the flame. Authority becomes support. This is one of the four pillars that carry their own Nobleman, and Jeong-Hae people tend to be helped along. They are intuitive, courteous and soft-spoken.
What the pillar is made of
| Part | In Jeong-Hae |
|---|---|
| Day Master | 丁 Jeong, Yin Fire |
| Day branch | 亥 Hae, the Pig |
| Hidden stems | 甲 Gap: Direct Resource壬 Im: Direct Officer (main) |
| Life stage | Conception 胎 |
| Void branches | 午 O (Horse), 未 Mi (Goat) |
| Stars it carries | Nobleman |
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 Jeong-Hae chart shares, whatever the other three pillars hold. They are taken from the same engine that calculates your chart.
Strengths
- Grace that puts people at ease.
- A knack for finding the right helper.
- Insight into what others feel.
What to watch
- Wavering when a firm answer is needed.
- Dependence on other people’s favour.
- Sentimentality that clouds judgment.
In relationships
Tradition calls this pillar fortunate in marriage. Jeong-Hae attaches deeply and tends to find partners who look after it.
At work
Education, medicine, the arts, public service and counselling.