(48)What Makes Goals in Life Difficult to Achieve?
Assembly Trine in Saju Branches
Many people pursue certain goals in their lives. They can be short-term or lifetime goals. Also they can be money, love, knowledge or fame.
Someone may achieve their goal at an early age, while others do not. For some people, the satisfaction comes easily, while others find it difficult.
For those who are reading this article now, they might be struggling to achieve their goal in life. The goal doesn’t have to be huge, and can be something like finding true love or having a cozy nest.
Unfortunately, too many people stop their efforts right before achieving their ultimate goal.
Our lives are full of endless chains of expecting and waiving.
How efficiently we acquire what we desire is part of saju study. How not to give up when there is still opportunity and not to rush when we still have to wait are also the benefits of saju study.
Here is an interesting saju of a man who is waiting for his true love or fortune.
Before we start reviewing his life, let’s think about the strong compatibility among three branches. Three branches meet one another to make a strong element, which we call assembly trine.
In this saju, sa-yu-chuk make a strong metal energy in the branches. In addition to this trine, there is a gyeong stem to make them stronger. This person’s saju is overwhelmed by great metal energy, which is a money star and also means the opposite sex (girlfriend or wife).
He is 39-years-old but has never been married, although he has dated many girls.
When will he get married? The marriage fortune will come as his money cycle completes its power. We have once learned that each pillar covers 15 years of one’s life span. Namely, year pillar tells about 0-15 years old, month pillar 16- to 30-yearsold, day pillar 31- to 45-yearsold, and time pillar 46- to 60- years-old.
The metal trine in his saju will complete its power when it comes to jeong-sa pillar phase.
It is around the age of 30-45 when it will show the metal energy.
By the way, he wishes to have luck with money instead of a wife. There is something in saju in which people can drive fortune as far as we understand the path of saju.
Whether this man finds true luck, money or love, we will be able to see next year.
Other than the path of the money star, he has undergone an arduous time during his school days and in his twenties.
For jeong fire (day master), the help of gap wood (knowledge star) is desperately needed for him to keep burning.
However, during his childhood and after graduation, he seldom got the support of others, including his mother or his seniors. Although he may have some luck with money, when he gets to a certain age, it is quite obvious that he has already suffered and will continue to suffer the failure of leading an honorable life and lack of recognition by others.
Zodiac Trines
If three specific zodiac signs meet at the terrestrial branches, they make a combination and change to a big element. They are the trines of zodiac animals.
There are two types of trines.
One is azimuth trine and the other is assembly trine.
These trines can be made when three specific zodiac signs are gathered. Whenever they meet, they change to the other property (element) and they lose their original elements since they have such a great power.
Assembly trine is not simply the same energy to unite physically but includes a bit of chemical change.
We studied that there are three clubs in terrestrial branches: The club of live places: In (tiger), Sin (monkey), Sa (snake), Hae (pig) The club of flourishing places: Ja (rat), O (horse), Myo (rabbit), Yu (chicken) The club of repository places: Jin (dragon), Sul (dog), Chuk (cow), Mi (sheep) The live places are the beginning branches of each season, namely, in from in myo jin (spring), sa from sa o mi (summer), sin from sin yu sul and hae from hae ja chuk.
The flourishing places are the middle branches of each season, namely, ja from hae ja chuk, o from sa o mi, etc.
The repository places are the end branches of each season, namely, jin from in myo jin, mi from sa o mi, etc.
The assembly trines are the combinations of three branches that come from each club respectively. Looking at hae myo mi wood trine, for example, hae of live place club is the first, myo of the flourishing place is the middle and mi of repository place is the last.
The writer is the president of the Heavenly Garden, a saju research center in Korea. She is the author of Learning Four Pillars. She offers saju courses to all who are interested. For more information, visit her Web site (https://blog.naver.com/janet?shin) or email