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Four Pillars (BaZi) · 甲 · the tall tree

Yang Wood day master

Yang Wood, the tall tree.

What the Yang Wood day master says

Yang Wood, the tall tree: upright, principled, slow to bend and hard to uproot. You grow in one direction and need room; you lead by standing firm rather than by manoeuvring.

from day master Yang Wood (甲)

How the other elements treat Wood

In the Four Pillars every other character in your chart is read by its relationship to the day master. The five relationships are the grammar of the whole system.

Yang Wood with each Sun sign

Western astrology reads the Sun's sign; the Four Pillars read the day you were born. The two rarely say the same thing, and the pairing is where the reading gets specific.

Questions

What is a day master?
In the Chinese Four Pillars (BaZi), your birth is written as four pairs of characters for the year, month, day and hour. The heavenly stem of the day pillar is the day master: the character that stands for you. There are ten, one for each element in a yin and a yang form.
How do I find my day master?
It is computed from your birth date against the Chinese sexagenary calendar; the hour pillar also needs your birth time. revolutionary.life casts all four pillars from the same birth data it uses for the Western chart, so you get both readings from one entry.
Is Yang Wood a strong or weak day master?
Strength is not a property of the day master alone; it depends on the month you were born in and how many characters in the chart support Wood. The app computes the element balance and tells you which way yours leans.

Cast yours, to the minute

This page is written for a sign or a pillar. Your chart is written for the moment you were born: Western astrology and the Four Pillars read together, in plain words, with the year ahead as dated windows. It takes a minute and needs no account.

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