“I look at my fortune myself!”
From the basic concepts of fortune telling to advanced theories and various examples of fortune telling interpretation.
Studying the four pillars of destiny that can be applied immediately after reading

A faithful study guide to fortune telling for those seeking to delve into their own life path! It's an open secret that politicians, businesspeople, and celebrities consult fortune tellers whenever they have important matters to discuss.
As the saying goes, “Luck is seven, skill is three,” effort is important in life, but not everything will turn out well with effort alone.
What if I could tell when good luck was coming my way? And when bad luck was coming my way? I could embrace good luck, avoid bad, and live a more peaceful life.
This book is a friendly study guide for those who want to know the path of their destiny in advance, those who want to use a method other than general analysis tools when making important life choices, and those who want to prepare for the future by analyzing the fortunes of family members or acquaintances.
This is an introductory book on fortune telling for beginners, covering everything from basic concepts to fundamental theories and interpretations through various real-life examples.

What exactly is the Four Pillars of Destiny? It can be seen as similar to temperament.
We are all born with something, but the way our temperament is expressed changes depending on the environment and situation we encounter.
And that temperament doesn't determine everything about a person, but it does determine 'somewhat'.
Through the Four Pillars of Destiny, you can find out a person's general personality, preferences, areas of expertise, and favorable or unfavorable periods for employment or financial fortune.
It allows us to infer more than 70 to 80 percent of our lives.
Wouldn't knowing just this much be enough of a compass for life?
---「Lecture 1.
From “The Basics of Four Pillars of Destiny”

Gap (甲) means a large, sturdy, tall pine tree.
Eul (乙) represents soft plants such as grass, small trees, and lotus flowers.
Bing (丙) is the sun that provides energy and warmth to all things.
Jeong (丁) is a small fire such as a spark, candle, or torch, but sometimes it becomes a furnace, so it is all fire on earth.
Mu (戊) is a large, unmanaged natural area such as a field, wilderness, grassland, or desert.
Gi (己) is a soil area that can be managed by humans, such as a garden or vegetable patch.
Gyeong (庚) is a round metal that can be a raw stone like a rock on a mountain or a source of water from which a waterfall begins.
Shin (辛) represents processed and refined metals such as jewels or sharp iron.
Im (壬) means large water such as the sea or river.
Gye (癸) means clear, small water such as a valley, spring water, or drizzle.

Here, rather than simply explaining the characteristics of Gap, we will try to explain the meaning applied to the eight characters of the four pillars of destiny as much as possible in each theory.
This is because, from the basic explanation, you need to learn how the theory is applied in practice so that you can apply it when interpreting actual fortune telling.
Even if it's a bit slow, it's ultimately the fast way to go.
---「Lecture 2.
From “Basic Theory 1”

The relationship between the ten gods, including the comparison, is not only established between the heavenly stems, but also between the heavenly stems and the earthly branches.
For example, In (寅) is a comparison to Gap (甲), and Myo (卯) is a comparison to Eul (乙).
For Sa (巳), Byeong (丙) is a comparison, and for Oh (午), Jeong (丁) is a comparison.
The same applies to other celestial stems and earthly branches.
If my yin and yang are the same and the five elements are the same, then they are all comparable.

Since the yin and yang and the five elements are all the same, it means a relationship of giving and receiving help from each other, such as brothers, friends, and colleagues.
But that's the basic meaning, not always.
When I'm weak, my colleagues can be helpful, but when I don't need their help, it can be a burdensome relationship.
Sometimes, life's story is that the people closest to us can take away what's precious to us.
---「Lecture 4.
From “Basic Theory 3”

All cases that will follow are those I personally consulted with.
Since I have over 20 years of work experience, I often get asked business-related questions.
So, let's start with your job and business luck.
Since wealth is something that everyone is interested in, it is reflected in work and business luck.
Each case focuses on one or two of the most prominent life characteristics or core concerns of a particular period.
This is because those who request actual consultations often ask about specific topics at a specific time, but also because the earlier you start studying, the more practice you need to identify the characteristic points of the horoscope.
Before going into the case, let's briefly summarize the order in which the four pillars are analyzed.
First, identify the five elements that are necessary for the four pillars of destiny and the five elements that the four pillars of destiny are reluctant to accept.
Second, the fortune of the 10-year period, the great fortune, and the fortune of the 1-year period, the three fortunes, are analyzed by looking at how much of the five elements that the country needs and the five elements that the country dislikes.
Third, we look at which of the Ten Gods (Sipshin) a good or bad situation is related to and find the cause and alternative to the trouble we are facing.
---「Lecture 5.
From “Solution to Real-World Cases”

This is the fortune and fortune of a man in his 40s.
It is a day of Gi (己) born in the hour of Sin (申時) in the month of Ja (子), and can be said to be the farmland of a winter afternoon.
The innate cold requires warmth to thaw the frozen ground.
There is one each of Bi-Gyeon, Gyeop-Jae, and Pyeon-In to help with the daily, but overall it is a bit weak.
(…) It is not yet certain as it is a future event, but it is unlikely that the protagonist will use his fortune for business, and it seems that he will work in a company with strong business potential, such as business development or sales.
Since the new medicine fortune, which has the organizational fortune Jeong-gwan and the stable financial fortune Jeong-jae on either side of the daily stem, has gained strength at a certain time, I think it is more appropriate to receive a high salary through active activities within the organization.
This is in consideration of the tendency of the country itself to value the calm and stability that the daily life has.

---「Lecture 6.
From “Practical Case Studies”