Your Birthday Has a Korean Reading.
It's called SaJu. Let Mir reveal yours.
What your SaJu answers
Your chart, your elements and your Day Master come first — then Mir reads each of these off them.
WHAT IS SAJU
What is SaJu?
SaJu is Korea's four-pillars astrology. It reads the year, month, day and hour you were born.
It is not a horoscope. A horoscope gives you one sign out of twelve, shared with everyone born that month. SaJu uses the exact moment you were born — so the chart is yours alone. Koreans have used it for centuries: before a wedding, before starting a business, before naming a child.
The three things Mir reads
Year, month, day and hour — four snapshots of the sky at your birth, written in the sixty-year cycle.
Wood, Fire, Earth, Metal, Water. What you carry too much of, and what you have none of. The missing one is usually what you chase.
One character out of ten that means you. Everything else in the chart is read against it.
Your Destiny Spirit — one of fifty
Your birth year gives the element; your Day Master gives the creature. Ten day masters, five elements, fifty spirits. Enter the same birthday twice and you get the same one — it never changes.
Questions people ask
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