Saju, tarot, zodiac and dream reading — guides that explain how to read each one from the ground up.
A tarot spread gives each card a position and a question. Learn when to use one, three or ten cards, plus love, money and yes/no layouts, with a worked example.
Daewoon (大運) is your ten-year luck pillar and Sewoon (歲運) the yearly one. Learn direction, starting age and how to read both, with a worked example.
The Ten Gods (十星, sipseong) are ten roles every stem plays toward your day master. See how they are built, all ten in one table and a worked 甲 example.
Your day master (日干) is the heavenly stem of your birth day and the centre of a saju chart. Meet all ten stems, from the pine of Gap to the rain of Gye, and find yours.
Hidden stems, the twelve growth stages, nayin names and void branches explained, with tables and worked examples from three real day pillars.
Minhwa, Korea's folk painting, shares images with tarot. Eight cards read with the tiger, magpie, peony, carp and more, plus a three-step method.
Learn how to read tarot card combinations: a five-step method, suit and number patterns, court cards and worked pairs that turn separate cards into one story.