癸
Gui Water (癸) — Yin Water Day Master
Yin Water · dew and rain · last of the ten stems
Rain that soaks in without a sound
What this energy is
Gui is thin, clear water. It seeps in quietly and reaches the root. Intuition is sharp and the inside runs deep; the actual contribution is usually larger than the visible share.
Strengths
- Reads the grain others miss
- Devotion that is not announced
- Yields without losing its core
Shadows
- Thought pools inward and sinks
- Expression is weak, so credit is missed
- A doubt, once formed, stays
We do not only say the pleasant things. Knowing the weak side first is what makes it manageable.
Evidence · why we read it this way
Evidence — Gui is Yin Water, 雨露之水 (the water of rain and dew). As the last of the ten stems it is both the close of one cycle and the water that soaks the next Jia Wood.
BaZi terms used here
- Yu Lu Zhi Shui (雨露之水)The image of Gui Water
- Thin water that seeps in and reaches the root. It carries intuition and quiet devotion.
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Others in this series
- 甲Jia Wood (甲) — Yang Wood Day Master
- 乙Yi Wood (乙) — Yin Wood Day Master
- 丙Bing Fire (丙) — Yang Fire Day Master
- 丁Ding Fire (丁) — Yin Fire Day Master
- 戊Wu Earth (戊) — Yang Earth Day Master
- 己Ji Earth (己) — Yin Earth Day Master
- 庚Geng Metal (庚) — Yang Metal Day Master
- 辛Xin Metal (辛) — Yin Metal Day Master
- 壬Ren Water (壬) — Yang Water Day Master