Sa·Zoo
Korean fate, read by twelve animals
The animal you know is your year’s. It is one of the eight characters in a Saju chart.
The other seven come from the month, the day and the hour you were born — and a Korean reading starts from the day, which carries an animal of its own.
We work out where the sun actually stood over the place you were born, and let the animal of your birth day — the one most people are never told — explain what it found.
Free, and nothing to sign up for. It reads the eight characters you were born under and tells you what they say about you.
Compatibility — two charts, togetherThe places two charts pull together and the places they collide, one at a time. They do not have to be here — a birthday on its own is enough. No score, and no verdict on whether you suit each other.- Wood growth, planning and the will to start
- Fire warmth, visibility and expression
- Earth stability, trust and follow-through
- Metal judgement, structure and the ability to cut
- Water insight, adaptability and depth
Hae is a haetae, the horned beast that Korean tradition set at the palace gate to tell right from wrong. It will take you through the questions.