Part 1: The Establishment and Development of Sajumyeongrihak
1.
The origin of yin-yang and the five elements / 2.
Origin and Development of Mechanics / 3.
The establishment and development of Sajumyeongrihak / 4.
Understanding Fate
Part 2: Yin-Yang and the Five Elements
1.
Yin and Yang / 2.
Five Elements
Part 3 Heavenly Stems and Earthly Branches
1.
Heavenly Stems / 2.
Support / 3.
Sexagenary cycle
Part 4: Four Pillars of Destiny
1.
The meaning of the four pillars of destiny / 2.
Determining the Four Pillars of Destiny / 3.
Great fortune
5th part: Chong, Hap, Sinsal
1.
Chung / 2.
Sum / 3.
Samjae / 4.
Brother / 5.
Goegangsal? Yanginsal? Baekhodaesal / 6.
Reverse Horse Racing / 7.
Arrow / 8.
Honor killing /
9.
Astronomy / 10.
Hyunchimsal / 11.
Guimun Gwansal
Part 6: Basic Theory of Saju (Frequently Used Fortune-telling)
1.
Customs of the Five Elements / 2.
Conflict, conflict, clash, conflict / 3.
Evolution and Domestication / 4.
Jijanggan / 5.
Breakdown / 6.
Wang Sang-hyu's investigation / 7.
Compatibility / 8.
Xinjiang New Testament Theory / 9.
Archery / 10.
Theory of the Near and Near Mouth / 11.
Small cloud, small cloud, large cloud, small cloud / 12.
The head and the corners /
13.
Amhyup / 14.
The order of looking at one's fortune
Part 7: The Theory of Saju (Four Pillars of Destiny) That Must Be Abandoned
1.
12 Gods / 2.
12 constellations / 3.
Emptiness / 4.
Wave, sea, and Wonjinsal / 5.
Classification of good and bad fortune by Shinsal

If you know the principles, you will be strong in practice.

Many people think that fortune telling is a study of one's innate destiny.
However, fate is not determined in advance without any flaws, and can change at any time depending on individual efforts.
If you know your destiny well, you can develop your innate strengths and work to improve your weaknesses.
Likewise, the study of the four pillars of destiny is a discipline that helps us know the good and bad fortune of the future in advance, find ways to prepare for it, and prevent foolish and unreasonable actions.

When people want to know their future through fortune telling, most people go to a fortune teller.
However, in our busy daily lives, it is not easy to visit a famous fortune teller and receive advice every time.
Moreover, as the number of pseudo-fortune tellers whose fortune telling skills have not been verified increases, it is becoming increasingly difficult to receive proper consultation.
Therefore, it is absolutely necessary to have a theory book on fortune telling that can be easily applied in daily life.


The biggest feature of this book is that beginners who want to study the four pillars of destiny can study in-depth theories in an easy and fun way.
Additionally, it introduces practical theories that can be applied in daily life.
In addition to the important theories of Saju Myungrihak covered in existing theories, the author also covers new theories that he has confirmed through long-term clinical practice.
Even among existing theories, those that do not fit well with reality are boldly discarded and instead, only theories with validity are included.

The previous books on the theory of Sajoo Myeongri were too difficult and rigid in terms and content, making it difficult for beginners to approach.
This book avoids difficult Saju Myeongri terminology and explains it in an easy-to-understand way so that anyone can easily study Saju Myeongri, and allows you to build your skills step by step from the basics.
For example, after studying yin-yang and the five elements, you can directly analyze the yin-yang and five elements of your fortune to determine your fate.

Additionally, this book introduces theories that must be known by including and , and allows readers to check the theories they have learned by solving and .
It rediscovers the dynamics that have permeated our surroundings, whether we know it or not, and in each section, it deals with some misunderstandings and prejudices about the theories of Saju Myungrihak, which the author wanted to correct while teaching Saju Myungrihak.


A fortune teller is a ‘counselor’, that is, a ‘specialized fortune counselor’.
Rather than interpreting the fortune of a person, we should tell them how they can live a happy and hopeful life.
In modern times, where each person's psychological characteristics, occupation, and aptitude have a great influence on his or her social success, this role is increasingly emphasized.
Anyone who wants to know their own life and destiny through this book, or who wants to consult the fortunes of others, should study this book with the mindset of first loving their own life and becoming a truly warm-hearted counselor.