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When and where to move
Direction matters as much as date. Some directions suit you unusually well.
Reference · General reading
How Saju judges this
Imagine 8 doors around your chart, each one tied to an element. Moving through your 'yongshin door' (your lucky element's direction) tends to make daily life feel easier. Moving through the door of an element you already have too much of? The load you carry tends to grow.
What Saju looks at for this
Helpful patterns
- Moving toward your yongshin direction (lucky element)
- That year is in 'handshake' with your day pillar (Six Harmony) — settling in comes naturally
- Travel star (Travel Horse) active — moving tends to energize you rather than drain you
- New place's vibe matches your current 10-year
Watch-out patterns
- Moving toward your already-overflowing element
- A Samsal year — traditionally a 'don't move' year
- Home palace 'on vacation' (the Void) this decade
- Day pillar getting hit hard (punishment or clash) — a poor time to uproot
Best approach
Direction first (your yongshin), then year, then month. Direction is structural; year/month is timing.
Insider tip
Cities have their own qi too — Gwanghwamun area is heavy fire, Han River banks are heavy water. Match the neighborhood to your chart.
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