The four pillars of destiny provide the framework of life and are a clue to unraveling one's destiny.
It acts like a navigation system that warns you in advance, saying, 'There is an obstacle within a few meters ahead, so drive carefully.'
However, most people believe that they have free will and can shape their lives through scientific thinking, so they often reject fate and make wrong choices.
Anyone who has ever fallen into the abyss because of a wrong choice does not deny the existence of fate.
Because we come to know that there are things that cannot be helped by free will.
This book explains with clear and blunt logic that we have no choice but to accept our predetermined fate.


· I feel frustrated because things don't go my way.
· It seems like I have luck, but it also seems like I don't.
· A friend who was worse at studying than me was more successful in society.
· Whether it's real estate or stocks, if I buy them, it's like catching a common idiom.

· I regret what I was thinking at the time and why I made that choice.

The answer to this thought, which everyone has had at least once, lies in fate.
The eight characters of one's fortune, palja (八字), contain a wealth of ways for a person called 'I' to use the word 'I'.
It is packed with information necessary for life, such as physical characteristics, health, the mindset for forming relationships, study skills and dexterity, speaking skills and practical skills.
Your destiny, determined by your four pillars of destiny, tells you how to make good connections and even how to make money through what you are good at.


The secret relationship between you and the world, and the laws of energy operation, revealed by Master Noh Sang-jin of Bangsan, the last disciple of Jae-hyeon Park of Jesan, known as the "Busan Park Do-sa."
A question and answer posed to the public for the first time by a leading expert who has been consulting with political and business figures in Korea for over 40 years.
Why do people make such choices? By accurately understanding the hand of fate through this book, you will be able to avoid the foolishness of making wrong choices.


If you blindly believe in fate, you become a fool.
If you refuse, you will become arrogant,
If you take note, you can become a wise person.

Rather than blindly believing or rejecting it, consider it as one more piece of information you need.

With the help of modern medicine, you can change your gender, change your parents by being adopted into another family, and change your nationality by immigrating.
Would doing so change their innate destiny? They were simply born with that destiny.
It is already decided, but we misunderstand that it is not decided because we cannot know the future.
It is the illusion that one can change one's destiny.
Saying I don't know and saying it's not decided are not synonymous.
Each of us clearly has a predetermined destiny.
It's spread out like the lines on the palm of your hand, but I just don't know what it means.

--- p.41, from “Chapter 1 It’s a Good Thing That We Have a Predestined Destiny”

Saju fortune telling is the study of fate, the life given by heaven, and the laws of nature by interpreting the four pillars of destiny.
The study of fortune telling and fortune telling are the same thing, and are combined into the study of fortune telling and fortune telling.
The study of fortune telling is the study of fortune telling.
It is to interpret the interrelationship between the ten heavenly stems (天干) containing the principles of heaven and the twelve earthly branches (地支) containing the principles of earth after substituting them respectively.
The fate of my life is engraved in the eight characters of my fortune.
When you go to a fortune teller or fortune teller, you should ask them to interpret your destiny rather than to give you answers.
My destiny is the result of a promise made when time and space meet, so no matter who I go to, the eight letters and fortune are the same formula.

--- p.44, from “Chapter 1 It’s a Good Thing That We Have a Predestined Destiny”

Interpreting the four pillars of destiny is like looking at a shadow.
When there is light, shadows are cast on people and objects.
My face is not visible in the shadow, but the shadow always appears when the light shines on it.
When we make promises, we don't specify them down to the second.
Even if you make a promise to meet at a set time, the seconds quickly slip away in the brief moment of opening the door.
Because it is impossible to read one's destiny in seconds, interpreting the four pillars of destiny can only be limited to vaguely grasping the outline, like seeing a shadow.

--- p.47, from “Chapter 1 It’s a Good Thing That We Have a Predestined Destiny”

Strictly speaking, the expression that one's thoughts change according to one's fortune should be expressed as 'the path of fortune has changed.'
Do thoughts change? The reason we feel our thoughts changing is because we are influenced by energy over time.
Things that I don't know the reason for but somehow feel like I shouldn't do, things that I do because I want to do them despite everyone trying to stop me, etc. are because the energy of heaven stirs my thoughts and encourages me to take a step further and take action.
It is the order of the universe that determines fate.
This order is the work of the energy of heaven, and the starting point of change is heaven, not human thought.
So, when the energy of heaven dictates, that thought influences one's actions, and this is called luck.
It is the same principle that nature changes with the four seasons according to the will of heaven.

--- p.57, from “Chapter 1 It’s a Good Thing That We Have a Predestined Destiny”

The more people hear the phrase 'fate is determined' for the first time, the more painful it becomes.
They either take it as a warning that they will never become rich, or they become frustrated and resistant, thinking that their current difficult situation will be fixed forever.
Luck should not be accepted as fixed in the present.
Luck is flowing.
If luck is fixed, then fate is also fixed, and the lifespan and good and bad fortune included in fate must also be fixed.
But that's not the case.
If luck were fixed, time would also have stopped flowing.
That means the seasons don't change, and we don't grow or age.
Just as time always flows, we must understand that the statement that fate is determined is not limited to the present.

--- p.67, from “Chapter 2 How to Live a Predestined Fate”

Are you always short on time?
Aren't you satisfied with working under pressure?
Time flows equally to all things, but we do not know whether our actions are meaningful or meaningless, or whether we should do them now or later.
When asked about the secrets of people who make a lot of money and are successful, they advise prioritizing their work.
Even though they didn't know the four pillars of destiny, they knew that time was the basic foundation of destiny.
The priorities of this work are different for each person.
What you can't do no matter how hard you try is that your time and your time have not come.
Bad things happen one after another.
When difficult things come crashing down like a tsunami, you feel like you want to avoid them.
So, we shout out for good luck and look for ways to change things for the better.
Avoiding something doesn't mean you'll get hurt, so you have to know when the right time is and wait for it to come.

--- p.72, from “Chapter 2 How to Live a Predestined Fate”

Even though they say that if you try hard, you can achieve it, it doesn't work out as they say because even the will to try is innate.
The amount of effort is also predetermined in one's destiny.
Even a paddy field is useless to a lazy person.
Even if you hand over a business with sales of 10 billion won to a son who only thinks about playing every day, it will quickly go bankrupt.
Even if you wear the badge of a member of the National Assembly, you cannot expect to be elected without effort.
Effort may not bring you what you didn't have, but it does help you maintain the status quo.

--- p.82, from “Chapter 2 How to Live a Predestined Destiny”

Even if you have a good fortune and decide to give birth by cesarean section, if the doctor doesn't arrive at the appointed time and the delivery is delayed, it's all for naught.
The fate of the child to be born is also determined by the doctor.
I've been told it's a good day, but what if it's from a phony fortune teller?
That's something nobody knows.
It is within the parents' destiny to go to a counselor of some level and receive advice.
Considering many other variables, no matter how artificially one manipulates the four pillars of destiny, life is born within the vessel of the blessings of one's parents and descendants.
A child who has left his parents' descendants cannot be born, whether naturally or artificially.
After all, birth is the will of heaven.

--- p.89, from “Chapter 2 How to Live a Predestined Destiny”

Even if there are good and bad things about a marriage, it does not necessarily mean good or bad.
Marriage is a good and bad relationship for emotions and cooperation, but it is not a cause of good or bad luck for each other.
I'm hot, it's summer, I wish I had a fan or air conditioner, it would cool me down.
Just because someone else has a fan or an air conditioner doesn't mean I'm in winter.
Conversely, if you're expecting a fan or air conditioner, and you find yourself fanning yourself too hard, some people might find the fanning pitiful and grateful, others might find it useless, and still others might just leave in search of air conditioning.
That's why love sometimes leads to breakups.

--- p.96, from “Chapter 2 How to Live a Predestined Destiny”