Goo Hara's signs and Four Pillars
Goo Hara's date of birth, as published, is 1/3/1991. The birth time is not public.
There is still a great deal we can say. What follows is only what does not change whether or not we know the hour.
| Hour of birth | Day of birth | Month of birth | Year of birth | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Upper | (unknown) | Gye (癸) | Mu (戊) | Gyeong (庚) |
| Lower | (unknown) | Yu (酉) | Ja (子) | O (午) |
The chart reads right to left. Because the hour is not public, the left-most column is left empty. The other three are fixed by the date alone, so we write them as they are.
What you are made of — like dew and springwater
What stands for Goo Hara is dew and springwater.
Dew and springwater that soak in without a sound. It does not show large, but it quietly wets whatever it reaches.
Deep and quick to notice. It understands without making a point of it.
The ground it stands on
The ground that dew and springwater stands on is tight, hard ground.
It means there is a root. However it looks from outside, there is holding power underneath, so what has been decided is not easily overturned. It is not the quick-to-heat kind but the kind that lasts.
Parents
Parents who push from behind.
Goo Hara is not left to drive it all alone; there is support underneath. Basic stamina runs high and it holds out a long time alone. What that abundance asks in return is that you go out and find where you are needed yourself — that is when it goes best.
Partner
A partner who is someone who supports. A tie that holds up rather than cuts down.
It is easiest together when the person beside you is steady and even rather than showy.
Signs
Much of a chart changes with the hour of birth. For Goo Hara, seven of the seven stayed the same all day long. Those we can give you without knowing the hour.
Goo Hara stacks it up one layer at a time. Rather than go fast, goes all the way.
shows up large. Being in front of people feels like a role, not a burden.
looks far. Being tied to a narrow place for long gets stifling.
holds on to what it has taken. Slow to change, and correspondingly hard to knock over.
⇒ Carries both stacking it up and holding on once taken at once.
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What we do not do
- We write only what the engine returns from a published date of birth.
- We do not pretend to know the birth time. What changes with the hour, we say changes.
- We do not give the ascendant or the houses. They turn over completely every two hours, so without the hour all twelve are candidates — picking one would be making it up.
- The sky was swept on Korea Standard Time.