The picture
Mu-In is a mountain covered in forest. The Tiger’s Wood controls Yang Earth, so this pillar sits on pressure. But the Tiger also holds fire, which turns that pressure into support, and a little earth of its own. Challenge, backing and self are all in the same place. Mu-In people tend to be given responsibility early and to rise to it. They carry themselves with authority.
What the pillar is made of
| Part | In Mu-In |
|---|---|
| Day Master | 戊 Mu, Yang Earth |
| Day branch | 寅 In, the Tiger |
| Hidden stems | 戊 Mu: Friend丙 Byeong: Indirect Resource甲 Gap: Seven Killings (main) |
| Life stage | Birth 長生 |
| Void branches | 申 Sin (Monkey), 酉 Yu (Rooster) |
| Stars it carries | Literacy Star, Seven Killings, Tanghwa |
The Day Master sits on the element that controls it, in the same polarity. Pressure is built into the seat: this pillar is used to being tested and often has a strong-willed partner. Readers look for something in the chart that handles the pressure, an Eating God or a Resource.
These are the facts every Mu-In chart shares, whatever the other three pillars hold. They are taken from the same engine that calculates your chart.
Strengths
- Authority that others accept.
- Courage.
- The ability to grow under pressure.
What to watch
- Stress taken as normal.
- Pride.
- Confrontation when a softer way exists.
In relationships
Mu-In is drawn to strong-willed partners and to relationships with some friction in them. It needs to learn that home is not another test.
At work
Leadership, public office, the military or police, organisations and enterprise.