The picture
Jeong-Mi is fire resting in summer earth. The Goat holds a root for Yin Fire, so the flame is small and well kept. This pillar is kind, skilled and steady, with an appeal that works at close range. It gives out a constant warmth. When wronged it smoulders a long time. It also carries the Red Peach Blossom in its own seat, and people are drawn to it without quite knowing why. The earth it feeds is its craft: Jeong-Mi makes things, patiently and well.
What the pillar is made of
| Part | In Jeong-Mi |
|---|---|
| Day Master | 丁 Jeong, Yin Fire |
| Day branch | 未 Mi, the Goat |
| Hidden stems | 丁 Jeong: Friend乙 Eul: Indirect Resource己 Gi: Eating God (main) |
| Life stage | Youth 冠帶 |
| Void branches | 寅 In (Tiger), 卯 Myo (Rabbit) |
| Stars it carries | Canopy Star, Red Peach Blossom, Amnok |
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 Jeong-Mi chart shares, whatever the other three pillars hold. They are taken from the same engine that calculates your chart.
Strengths
- Warmth that people come back to.
- Craft, patiently learned and practised.
- Endurance through long, slow work.
What to watch
- Stubbornness beneath a mild manner.
- Resentment that smoulders unspoken.
- Dryness when it gives without rest.
In relationships
Warm, attractive and private, Jeong-Mi makes a home wherever it is. It needs to speak up before the embers flare.
At work
Cooking, the arts, education, religion, craft and counselling.