BaZi · Ten Gods

Read the Ten Gods as five relationship pairs

The Ten Gods are not deities. They name how other Heavenly Stems relate to the Day Master, organising peers, output, resources, pressure, and support into a readable vocabulary.

A single Ten God label is not a personality, event, or luck verdict; position, combination, timing, and the whole chart still matter.

Relationship map

The Day Master at the centre

The five groups describe direction of relationship, not a ranking from good to bad.

Day MasterThe Day Master at the centre
ResourceSupports the Day Master
AuthorityControls the Day Master
PeersRuns parallel to the Day Master
OutputGenerated by the Day Master
WealthControlled by the Day Master
01

Peer agency

Companion · parallel agency

Companion names the same element and polarity as the Day Master, traditionally framing peers, self-direction, and comparable agency.

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Rob Wealth · competing agency

Rob Wealth names the same element with opposite polarity, traditionally framing competition, sharing, and contested resources.

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02

Expression and output

Eating God · steady expression

Eating God is a Day-Master-generated relationship traditionally associated with craft, output, care, and sustained expression.

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Hurting Officer · critical expression

Hurting Officer is a Day-Master-generated relationship traditionally associated with critique, invention, and challenging established form.

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03

Resources and exchange

Indirect Wealth · circulating resources

Indirect Wealth names an element controlled by the Day Master with matching polarity, traditionally framing opportunity, circulation, and external resources.

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Direct Wealth · accountable resources

Direct Wealth names an element controlled by the Day Master with opposite polarity, traditionally framing stewardship, exchange, and concrete responsibility.

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04

Pressure and responsibility

Indirect Officer · acute pressure

Indirect Officer names a force controlling the Day Master with matching polarity, traditionally framing pressure, risk, urgency, and decisive discipline.

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Direct Officer · ordered responsibility

Direct Officer names a force controlling the Day Master with opposite polarity, traditionally framing standards, office, accountability, and legitimate constraint.

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05

Learning and support

Indirect Resource · unconventional support

Indirect Resource names a Day-Master-supporting relationship with matching polarity, traditionally framing specialised knowledge, intuition, and nonstandard support.

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Direct Resource · established support

Direct Resource names a Day-Master-supporting relationship with opposite polarity, traditionally framing learning, protection, documentation, and recognised support.

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