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Geng Xu Day Pillar —
Ore in an Autumn Mountain

Korean Gyeongsul (경술)Yang Metal on DogDay Branch Indirect ResourceStage Decline

Day Master The Raw Blade (Yang Metal) · Day Branch Dog (Earth)

Metal buried in the mountain — a Kui Gang pillar.

Who you are

Metal buried in the mountain — a Kui Gang pillar. Indirect Resource below gives intuition, research power and resolve; kindred metal and fire inside the Dog make loyalty and principle clear. Decline makes it unhurried and seasoned, brighter with age. Knows no compromise — and can be trusted.

The Day Master is the "you" of the chart — here, The Raw Blade: The one who does not postpone — it cuts. What gives Geng Xu its own color is the room the Dog beneath it offers.

What the Dog branch says

The Day Branch is your inner room and your spouse seat. The Dog (戌, Xu) carries 3 hidden stems:

Yin Metal (辛, Xin) — Rob Wealth
Yin Fire (丁, Ding) — Direct Officer
Yang Earth (戊, Wu) — Indirect Resource main qi

With Indirect Resource in the Day Branch, the spouse seat is unusual. Deep mental connection with an original thinker; practical life needs mutual care.

Twelve-stage: Decline — past the summit, ripening. Unhurried and seasoned; shines later in life rather than early.

In love

Strong. Wants to protect a partner but expresses it stiffly; one soft sentence saves the relationship.

At work

Military and police, law, technology, medicine — principle and judgment as skill. Does not waver in crisis.

Best matching Day Pillars

Chosen by stem combinations, the feeding cycle and branch harmonies — a day-pillar-only reading, so treat it as a first look. Two full birth dates on the match page add the Ten Gods between you and your element complement.

Pillars to handle with care

One line to keep

Softness is not weakness. As ore must be smelted to become a blade, you grow more precious the more you are refined.

The six Yang Metal pillars

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