Heavenly Noble Star Tian Yi Gui Ren

Symbolic Stars (shen sha) are extra markers read from particular combinations of characters in a Saju (Four Pillars, BaZi) chart. They describe inborn leanings rather than fixed fate, and schools differ on which stars to use. FateHive uses the nine most widely used.

The most representative lucky star, meaning the blessing that a helping hand appears in difficult moments. Help from people around you plays a big part in getting through crises and gaining chances, and you meet good connections easily. The way to bring this blessing alive is to put sincere effort into people in ordinary times.

Look at your Day Master. Each Day Master points to two branches; if either appears in any pillar of your chart, the star is there.

• Jia Wood Day Master: Ox (Chou) or Goat (Wei)
• Yi Wood Day Master: Rat (Zi) or Monkey (Shen)
• Bing Fire Day Master: Pig (Hai) or Rooster (You)
• Ding Fire Day Master: Pig (Hai) or Rooster (You)
• Wu Earth Day Master: Ox (Chou) or Goat (Wei)
• Ji Earth Day Master: Rat (Zi) or Monkey (Shen)
• Geng Metal Day Master: Ox (Chou) or Goat (Wei)
• Xin Metal Day Master: Tiger (Yin) or Horse (Wu)
• Ren Water Day Master: Snake (Si) or Rabbit (Mao)
• Gui Water Day Master: Snake (Si) or Rabbit (Mao)

• Year Pillar (childhood and family influence): you have the blessing of your ancestors and family and were protected by those around you from childhood.
• Month Pillar (social life and career): you grow with the help of superiors and benefactors at work and in society.
• Day Pillar (you and your spouse relationship): your spouse acts as a benefactor, or a dependable helper appears in a crisis.
• Hour Pillar (later life and children): you have the blessing of later life and children, and help grows as you age.