The 10 Day Masters (Heavenly Stems)
In classical BaZi, the Day Master is the self-element located on the Day of your birth. Click any profile below to explore their specific career, personality, relationship compatibility, and growth patterns.
甲 Wood
(Jia Wood)
Represented by a tall, majestic tree (such as a giant redwood or oak), Jia Wood represents upward growth, strength, leadership, and unyielding determination.
乙 Wood
(Yi Wood)
Represented by flowers, ivy, creepers, or flexible grass, Yi Wood represents adaptability, diplomatic skill, artistic sensitivity, and resilient growth.
丙 Fire
(Bing Fire)
Represented by the majestic Sun, Bing Fire represents warmth, clarity, boundless enthusiasm, transparency, and a vibrant public persona.
丁 Fire
(Ding Fire)
Represented by a flickering candle, a campfire, or starlight, Ding Fire represents deep intellect, spiritual awareness, sensitivity, and quiet guidance.
戊 Earth
(Wu Earth)
Represented by a massive mountain or high plateau, Wu Earth represents stability, trustworthiness, endurance, and quiet wisdom.
己 Earth
(Ji Earth)
Ji Earth — also known as Yin Earth — is represented by fertile agricultural soil, wet garden mud, or clay, and stands for nurturing, flexibility, high tolerance, and resourcefulness.
庚 Metal
(Geng Metal)
Represented by raw steel, an axe, or unrefined iron ore, Geng Metal represents raw strength, chivalry, intense focus, and justice.
辛 Metal
(Xin Metal)
Represented by polished jewelry, precious gems, gold coins, or delicate surgical knives, Xin Metal represents elegance, refinement, unique talent, and charisma.
壬 Water
(Ren Water)
Represented by the mighty ocean, a roaring river, or a massive flood, Ren Water represents intelligence, freedom, dynamic movement, and charisma.
癸 Water
(Gui Water)
Represented by gentle morning mist, rain, dew, or a clear mountain spring, Gui Water represents deep intuition, wisdom, gentleness, and mystery.