Geju
What Geju Is
Geju Is a Pattern Label, Not the Whole Chart
Geju summarizes chart structure into recognizable patterns, but different schools define these patterns in different ways. Treat Geju as a lens to describe dominance, balance, or purity, then validate with Day Master strength, season, and timing.
Geju in Practical Reading
Career & Wealth: Geju can clarify how resources and power flow, but career outcomes still hinge on balance and timing.
Love & Relationship: Use Geju to describe relational dynamics, not to fix destiny or roles.
Personality: Patterns hint at behavioral tendencies, yet the Ten Gods and Day Master remain the core.
Health & Lifestyle: Geju may suggest rhythm or stress points, but it is not a medical model.
Reading Boundaries
How to Read Geju
Decide Day Master Strength First: Geju is built on strength and balance. Decide whether the Day Master is strong, weak, or extreme before labeling a pattern.
Identify Dominant Ten Gods: Most Geju families are anchored in Ten Gods dominance or interaction. Find the driver first.
Confirm Purity and Roots: Extreme patterns need purity. If opposing elements have roots or seasonal help, the pattern often fails.
Test with Luck Cycles: A Geju reading that contradicts major luck cycles should be downgraded or re-tested.
Geju Family Map
Geju FAQs
No. Many charts are mixed or transitional. In those cases, focus on strength and balance instead of forcing a pattern.
Different traditions emphasize different criteria such as season, roots, or Ten Gods dominance. Use a consistent method and test it against outcomes.
Start with the eight regular structures and common combination patterns, then expand to follow and extreme patterns.