FAQ

Does Kui Gang (Gwaegang-sal) mean a harsh fate?

Rather than calling it a harsh fate, we read it as the two sides of forceful drive. Kui Gang marks day pillars where will, competitiveness, and charisma stand out — an uncompromising temperament that splits toward big achievement or big frustration. Direction and restraint decide which.

I heard Kui Gang is bad for women — is that true?

That's an old convention; ARO doesn't sort fortune by gender. Strong will and drive are the same asset for anyone — only how an era reads that temperament has changed. Reading a spirit star through a gender lens is, to us, interpretation without grounds.

Related terms

• 도화살The charm star — you draw people and romantic attention. Handled well it's magnetic pull; left unmanaged it seeds turbulence.
• 화개살Depth in art, scholarship, and the contemplative — twinned with solitude. The more you enjoy digging alone, the more it works as a strength.
• 천을귀인The helper star — aid arrives at the decisive moment. The harder things get, the more people and chances attach to you.
• 낙정관살The pitfall star — unexpected slips, contract accidents, risks unseen. A position that asks for one extra check.
• 양인살Blade-edge decisiveness. Handled well it's major thrust; mishandled it becomes the source of collisions and accidents.
• 원진살Where resentment and subtle misalignment accumulate. The closer the person, the deeper the conflict when hearts fall out of sync.