SAJU · PERSONAL REPORT
Your story, in six chapters.
A chart to nibble on slowly, and return to.
Your saju, on record.
Your birth characters at a glance + 6 chapters of reading
Each color stands for one of the five elements: wood, fire, earth, metal and water. The report also counts how many of your calculated characters fall in each.
A scene → The full story → A line to keep
01Your starting point
Your calculated birth characters at a glance, their overall picture, and the one that stands for you (day master).
- 01At a glance
- 02The character that stands for you (day master)
02Temperament & expression
How wood, fire, earth, metal and water mix in you, and how your thoughts and feelings tend to show.
- 03How your five elements mix
- 04How you express yourself
03People & affection
Patterns to reflect on in close relationships and affection.
- 05Close relationships
- 06Love and affection
04Work & talents
Work habits, natural interests and strengths you might dig up and grow.
- 07Your working style
- 08Talents to explore
05Money & everyday life
Your relationship with resources and the rhythm of everyday life.
- 09Money and resources
- 10Everyday rhythm
06Notes to take with you
Questions for yourself and a closing note to stash in your cheek pouch.
- 11Questions for yourself
- 12A note to keep
INSIDE YOUR SIX-CHAPTER REPORT
- Your birth pillars at a glanceThe first chapter shows the year, month and day pillars, and how many symbols fall in each of the five elements. A known birth time adds the hour pillar, giving all eight characters.
- 01–06 · Twelve readings about youEach reading starts with a short scene, goes on to the full notes and ends on a line to keep. Temperament, relationships, work, talents, money and everyday rhythms: all twelve are on screen, start to finish.
- Read, keep and revisitKeep the completed report in your readings. Save it as a PDF from the Share button, and all six chapters come with it in full, just as you read them on screen.
- Use a Gregorian birth date. Without a birth time, we read three pillars and omit the hour pillar. Add your time and birthplace for more precision. Convert a lunar birthday to its Gregorian date before saving your profile.
- The year turns at the start of spring on the old calendar and the month when each season’s term begins. With a known time, the day turns at 11 p.m. local time; without it, the result explains the calculation basis. The clock is not adjusted to the sun’s actual position.
- One pass opens one complete report. This is a traditional symbolic reading for fun and reflection, not a medical assessment or a certain prediction.
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