Hen’in is the star of a stem that produces the Day Master, with the same yin-yang. It stands for unconventional wisdom, flashes of insight and curiosity about the new.
| Japanese | 偏印 (へんいん) |
|---|---|
| Relation to the Day Master | The element that produces the Day Master, same yin-yang |
| Keywords | Inspiration and individuality |
| In Sanmeigaku | Ryūkō |
Personality
Your ideas are unique and you dislike doing what everyone does. Your interests are wide and you are drawn to the unusual and unknown. You may tire of things quickly, a sign that you always seek fresh stimulus.
Love and partnership
You prefer a free relationship and dislike being tied down. You are drawn to people who are fun to talk to and who enjoy differences in values.
Work and what suits you
Planning, research, IT, creative work and work abroad, where new ideas are wanted.
When the chart has many Hen’in
With many Hen’in, your mind may change often. Choosing one theme to deepen makes your talent shine.
Enter your date of birth to see the Ten Gods and twelve stages of your chart: Four Pillars chart.
The other Ten Gods
For all ten, see the Ten Gods; for the stages of each pillar, the twelve stages. These are general tendencies; a real reading weighs the balance of the whole chart.
FAQ
What kind of star is Hen’in?
Hen’in is the star of a stem that produces the Day Master, with the same yin-yang. It stands for unconventional wisdom, flashes of insight and curiosity about the new.
Where does Hen’in appear in the chart?
Seen from the Day Master (the stem of your birth day), a stem of the element that produces the Day Master, same yin-yang becomes Hen’in when it appears in the year, month or hour pillar or among the hidden stems. The star from the month pillar’s hidden stem counts most for your character.
What if the chart has many Hen’in?
With many Hen’in, your mind may change often. Choosing one theme to deepen makes your talent shine.
What does Hen’in correspond to in Sanmeigaku?
The main star Ryūkō (龍高星). Both come from the element and yin-yang relationship with the day stem.