[The Four Pillars of Destiny generated by entering Song Hye-kyo's date of birth and the hour of the Horse]
Based on the birth date registered on Namuwiki, we have analyzed the Four Pillars of Destiny (Saju Palja) of actress Song Hyekyo, who is renowned for her exceptional eye for selecting projects and is often called the "Queen of Ratings."
What is Song Hyekyo's Day Master (Ilgan)?
The Day Master is [Gapmok (甲木)].
This element symbolizes pillars, main beams, and large fruit trees that grow tall and strong.
It can also represent loud sounds like thunder and lightning.
People with this element tend to have dynamic energy,
possessing planning skills, creativity, and the ability to take action.
They often have a strong desire to be in charge or to become leaders.
They have a tendency to want to be at the top,
and feel most satisfied when they are at the forefront.
With integrity, decisiveness, sincerity, and an active nature,
if you can manage excessive competitiveness and self-confidence, you have all the qualities needed to become a leader of a group.
However, if Gapmok (甲木) is not well controlled,
it can make it difficult to adapt to organizational life, often leading to starting one's own business rather than working in a corporate environment.
Ultimately, how the Day Master Gapmok (甲木) manifests depends on the overall composition of the Four Pillars.
Is Song Hyekyo's Day Master strong (Shingang) or weak (Shinyak)?
The Day Master is [very strong].
Having a strong Day Master is the most fundamental factor in being considered to have a "good" Four Pillars.
A strong Day Master comes with many advantages.
Of course, this does not mean that life will always be easy.
One will still encounter many difficult and fateful events throughout life.
However, these challenges serve to make the individual stronger and foster significant growth.
When good fortune arrives, one can achieve greater success than others.
Having a strong Day Master means possessing the fundamental strength to overcome hardships.
What is Song Hyekyo's Day Pillar (Ilju)?
It is [Gapjin (甲辰)] Day Pillar.
This represents the spirit of a large tree reaching up toward the sky.
It is characteristic of a leader with strong drive and excellent people skills.
With a generous personality and a lot of compassion, but often too proud to easily yield to others.
Tends to have a quick temper and can be stingy, which are drawbacks.
If one is wary of vanity and waste, this Day Pillar can lead to great success.
There is a tendency for flirtatiousness and a style that easily gets bored with romantic partners.
Marrying later in life is recommended for a stable family.
For women, avoiding early marriage and being active outside the home leads to better family life.
Caution is needed regarding joint and digestive health.
Women should regularly check with a gynecologist.
What is Song Hyekyo's Structure (Gyeokguk)?
It is Pyeonin-gyeok (偏印格), the Unorthodox Seal Structure.
This structure is associated with quick thinking, agility, and adaptability.
There is a tendency to seek personal satisfaction rather than being concerned with others' opinions.
While one may not know how to showcase oneself, their curiosity, research skills, and understanding of things are outstanding.
However, overconfidence in one's intelligence can result in a lack of persistence, causing projects to fizzle out before completion.
Often shows indifference to wealth and dislikes people who are obsessed with money or lack knowledge.
Although they value etiquette and have the demeanor of a gentleman, they can sometimes be harsh and extremely cold-hearted.
Pyeonin-gyeok is characterized by this duality.
If the Pyeonin (偏印) component becomes too strong,
there is a risk of overeating, obesity, and susceptibility to diseases or epidemics.
With a brilliant mind, there is also a tendency to become absorbed in esoteric studies, mysticism, or philosophy that others may not understand.
Excessive introspection can sometimes lead to a self-imposed lonely fate, so caution is needed.
Next, let's look at the negative manifestations if this Pyeonin-gyeok structure is poorly configured.
Note that these are only examples of what can happen if the structure is unfavorable, and do not necessarily apply to this particular Four Pillars.
There may be instances where indecisiveness leads to missed opportunities.
A tendency toward complacency and dependence on others may prevent independence.
For women, childbirth can cause problems, and it is better not to handle paperwork personally.
Being easily swayed by others, there is a risk of being deceived or becoming overly absorbed in certain beliefs, so vigilance is required.
If the Day Master is too weak and the Pyeonin (偏印) component is too strong, there is a risk of physical weakness and digestive issues, so caution is advised.
If Pyeonin-gyeok manifests in the most negative way, so-called career luck does not follow.
There is little luck with superiors and a tendency to work in multiple jobs.
For women, there may be cases where they become responsible for the family's livelihood instead of their husbands, often leading to poor relations with in-laws and concerns about children.
Regardless of gender, this fate requires caution against betrayal and fraud, so it is best to avoid partnerships or investments altogether.
It is wise not to covet wealth that is not earned through one's own effort and sweat.
Song Hyekyo's Four Pillars has transformed from Pyeonin-gyeok (偏印格) to Jeongjae-gyeok (正財格), the Proper Wealth Structure.
This indicates a person who is diligent, intelligent, and accumulates wealth through excellent financial sense, becoming wealthy.
They value honor and trust, and have a strong sense of justice.
If Sik-sang (食傷, Output Star) is also strong in the Four Pillars,
they will demonstrate outstanding financial acumen and accumulate wealth, becoming a practical and substantial wealthy person.
If Gwan (官, Authority Star) is also strong,
they will be recognized for their abilities in management roles such as finance, accounting, or administration.
If Inseong (印星, Seal Star) is also strong,
they may excel in the field of education.
Such people are often exemplary and full of humanity.
Next, let's look at the negative manifestations if this Jeongjae-gyeok structure is poorly configured.
Again, these are only examples of what can happen if the structure is unfavorable, and do not necessarily apply to this particular Four Pillars.
There may be issues with financial management and difficulty receiving support from parents.
Men may easily meet overly strong-willed wives.
If there is no Sik-sang (食傷) at all,
there is a tendency to be lazy, outwardly flashy but empty inside, and prone to extravagance and waste.
For men, complicated relationships with women and a short academic career may result in a lack of deep learning,
while for women, there may be severe conflicts with mothers-in-law.
There may also be a slow and indecisive personality.
If there is too much Jaeseong (財星, Wealth Star) in the Four Pillars, the Day Master is weak, and there is Pyeongwan (偏官, Unorthodox Authority),
one may suffer many difficulties due to money, and in youth, may experience misfortune related to sexual matters.
Also, if there is a lot of Bigeop (比劫, Peer Star), there will be frequent losses and it will be difficult to achieve success, causing much frustration.
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Which of the Five Elements is lacking in Song Hyekyo's Four Pillars?
She has all five elements-Wood (Mok), Fire (Hwa), Earth (To), Metal (Geum), and Water (Su)-making her Four Pillars "Oheng Gujok" (Five Elements Complete).
It is said that those with a complete set of the five elements are born with lifelong blessings and virtue.
Throughout life, there will be many things needed at different times.
Sometimes financial power is required, and at other times, good relationships with people are needed.
No one possesses everything perfectly.
However, having all five elements means
you have the means to obtain what you need when you need it, which is considered a blessing of abundance.
This is the fortune of having your shortcomings filled.
With a complete set of the five elements,
it can be said that you have a more advantageous Four Pillars than others.
Which element is most powerful in Song Hyekyo's Four Pillars?
The energy of Bigeop (比劫, Peer Star) is especially strong.
This is different from the word "bigeop" meaning "cowardly" in everyday language.
When this energy is strong, the sense of self becomes very powerful.
With a strong sense of self comes clear opinions and strong independence.
Despite this, social skills are also excellent.
Therefore, there are many people around, and there is good fortune in relationships.
In times of difficulty, there is always someone to help.
However,
this can sometimes manifest as unnecessary pride or a tendency to force others to yield, resulting in losses due to unnecessary conflicts.
If this energy is excessive, relationships with the father may not be good, as there is a strong tendency to be independent and go one's own way. For women, relationships with mothers-in-law may not be smooth.
Both men and women may face challenges in romantic relationships.
Especially for women, this energy makes it easy for conflicts to arise with a spouse even after marriage.
There is also a strong spirit of perseverance in the face of adversity. This is someone who becomes stronger in difficult times.
There is a tendency toward risk-taking and suspicion of partners, so it is crucial to marry someone who is thoroughly trustworthy for success.
When the right opportunity comes, there is a tendency to achieve great success at once, but since luck can fluctuate greatly, one must never become complacent. Just as the rise can be steep, so can the fall.
When Bigeop (比劫) is the dominant force determining fate, harmony with those around you is the key to success or failure in all matters.
If you can blend in with those around you rather than always putting yourself forward, you can expect great success.
The energy of Gwanseong (官星, Authority Star) is also strong.
This is the same "Gwanun" (官運, official luck) people refer to when they say someone has good luck with official positions.
If this energy works positively, there is truly good luck in official positions.
Having "good official luck" can mean it is easy to enter public office,
but it also means there is a high likelihood of achieving status in one's chosen field.
There is a strong emphasis on position and authority, and a strong desire for status.
Gwanseong can be divided into noble energy (Gwi-gi, 貴氣) and dangerous energy (Sal-gi, 殺氣).
If you manage your mind well, you will earn the respect of all through rational thinking and restrained actions, but if it goes out of control, it can manifest as a destructive charisma that overwhelms those around you.
It is best to have only one of these energies-either noble or dangerous-in the Four Pillars.
Gwanseong is originally the force that controls oneself.
When the Day Master is strong, the presence of Gwanseong makes the Four Pillars very powerful.
Having a powerful Four Pillars means "having the ability to accomplish something."
However,
being controlled is inherently difficult.
Therefore, when the Day Master is weak or luck is not favorable, health may suffer because Gwanseong can also act as dangerous energy (Sal-gi).
Gwanseong is a noble force, but it comes with many requirements in the Four Pillars.
What this means is that for a Four Pillars with strong Gwanseong to be considered good, many conditions must be met.
However, it is rare to find a Four Pillars that meets all these conditions, and most have some flaws.
This is why twists and turns occur in life.
In any case,
having the noble force of Gwanseong as a powerful influence on fate means there will be at least one opportunity in life to make your presence known to the world.
Are there any Clashes (Chong) or Combinations (Hap) in Song Hyekyo's Four Pillars?
According to the Four Pillars chart, there is [Gapkihap].
However, in Song Hyekyo's case, the Gapkihap is classified as "Hap-i-bul-hap" (Combination but not a true combination).
"Hap-i-bul-hap" means that while the form of a combination exists, its actual effect does not manifest. For example, even if two Heavenly Stems combine, the influence of surrounding characters may weaken or nullify the combination's energy.
When are Song Hyekyo's periods of great fortune (Daewoon)?
The periods when strong financial luck enters are between ages 15 and 24, and between ages 45 and 54.
The period when strong romantic luck enters is between ages 15 and 24.
The period when strong career luck enters is also between ages 15 and 24.
What professions suit Song Hyekyo's Four Pillars?
- Basically, professions requiring academic background and expertise are suitable.
- The medical and pharmaceutical fields are favorable.
- Professions involving listening to others' concerns are appropriate (such as various counseling jobs, religious leaders, or fortune tellers).
- Careers in the arts, writing, and sports are all good choices.
- She is also well suited for the media industry (journalist, announcer, producer, etc.).
- Technical professions such as engineering, where working hours are flexible, are also suitable.
- Night-shift jobs are a good fit for her.
What special stars (Shinsal) are present in Song Hyekyo's Four Pillars?
- Wonjinsal (怨嗔煞)
Wonjinsal symbolizes discord, resentment, and antagonism.
It also represents separation, boredom, and flirtatiousness, making it an inauspicious star.
It hints at potential problems in marital, parental, or sibling relationships.
- Woldeok Gwiin (月德貴人)
Woldeok Gwiin is an auspicious star indicating wealth and virtue, bringing prosperity and good relationships throughout life.
- Geumyeorok (金輿祿)
Geumyeo literally means "a carriage made of gold."
It refers to the carriages used by royalty or high-ranking nobles, symbolizing the proximity of wealth and honor.
Those with this star tend to have a gentle personality, outstanding appearance, and good spouse luck.
They carry themselves with dignity and receive help from others when needed.
Nowadays, this star is often found in diplomats, inventors, or religious figures. However, if overcome by opposing forces, its effectiveness is greatly diminished.
- Dohwasal (桃花煞)
This inauspicious star is said to leave stains on one's life due to lust.
In the past, depending on its position in the Four Pillars, it could indicate strong marital love or, conversely, ruin due to extramarital affairs.
However, nowadays, this star is most commonly seen in celebrities.
If its energy is expressed positively, it can lead to a unique and famous life due to attractive appearance and a sensitive, affectionate personality.
Nevertheless, as it is inherently inauspicious, one must be cautious, as indulgence in pleasure or deviant tendencies can lead to self-destruction.
- Hongyeomsal (紅艶煞)
Hongyeomsal is an inauspicious star associated with vanity and a fondness for pleasure.
Regardless of gender, it indicates giving affection to someone other than one's spouse.
For men, it suggests having multiple partners; for women, it can mean having a child with someone outside the marriage, especially in certain professions.
It rarely manifests in ordinary people, but is often seen in those working in the entertainment or nightlife industries.
- Baekhodaisal (白虎大煞)
This is considered the most inauspicious star, indicating the possibility of bloodshed for oneself or close relatives.
Literally, it means encountering a tiger, which in modern terms refers to an increased risk of accidents such as traffic collisions or fires, as well as incurable diseases.
People with this star often live extremely, experiencing great highs and lows, with sudden misfortunes.
They tend to have a fiery temperament and relentless drive, and sometimes experience extraordinary luck.
- Hyeoncheumsal (懸針煞)
If this star acts positively, it leads to success in medicine, the military, or the clothing industry.
If negative, it may cause frequent injuries, or in severe cases, gunshot or stabbing wounds and accidents.
- Gokgaksal (曲脚煞)
This inauspicious star indicates at least one incident of fracture or bone-related issues due to accident or illness in one's life. It can also cause neuralgia.
- Yeokmasal (驛馬煞)
This well-known star indicates restlessness and a tendency to move from place to place.
It signifies an active and dynamic personality.
If auspicious, it leads to early accumulation of wealth and talent for adaptability, making careers in diplomacy, transportation, or trade ideal. If inauspicious, it can result in a wandering and lonely life, making it a star with both good and bad aspects.
Summary
- Song Hyekyo's Four Pillars is classified as Gwan-sal-hon-jap (官殺混雜, mixed official and killing stars), but since the Day Master is strong, she is likely a woman who confidently lives her own life.
- Although there is Gapkihap (甲己合), it is a Hap-i-bul-hap (combination but not a true combination), so it does not cause major life problems or only acts weakly.
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※ This interpretation is based on traditional Four Pillars algorithms using the birth date and time found online. If the birth date and time differ, the interpretation may not be accurate.
※ The analysis of Song Hyekyo's Four Pillars is not based on an exact birth time. Because there are many variables depending on combinations (such as Hap-i-bul-hap, Hap-i-bul-hwa, Hap-hwa, etc.), Heavenly Stem clashes, Earthly Branch combinations and clashes, and Five Element analysis, the interpretation may vary.
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