The picture
Mu-O is earth over fire, a volcano. The Horse’s Fire produces Yang Earth, and by convention it is also Mu’s Yang Blade. This pillar is strong, sure of itself and fiercely protective of its own. It acts from conviction. It needs water in its life to cool it. The heat comes from below, from a source the mountain did not choose: a belief, a family, a cause. Mu-O is loyal to it without question.
What the pillar is made of
| Part | In Mu-O |
|---|---|
| Day Master | 戊 Mu, Yang Earth |
| Day branch | 午 O, the Horse |
| Hidden stems | 己 Gi: Rob Wealth丁 Jeong: Direct Resource (main) |
| Life stage | Peak 帝旺 |
| Void branches | 子 Ja (Rat), 丑 Chuk (Ox) |
| Stars it carries | Yang Blade, Tanghwa, Hyeonchim |
The Day Master sits on the element that produces it, in the opposite polarity. Support is underfoot: a nurturing home, a caring partner, and a habit of thinking before acting.
These are the facts every Mu-O chart shares, whatever the other three pillars hold. They are taken from the same engine that calculates your chart.
Strengths
- Strength that others shelter behind.
- Conviction it acts on.
- Protectiveness toward its own people.
What to watch
- A temper like an eruption.
- Obstinacy once it has decided.
- Dryness: all effort and no ease.
In relationships
Protective and dominant, Mu-O looks after its partner and must take care not to overrule them.
At work
Leadership, the military, sport, education, land and religious life.