The 10 Day Masters
Gye Water (癸水) Day Master — Gentle rain and clear spring water
Gye Water (癸水) is stem number 10 of ten. Element: Water(水); polarity: Yin (陰). Like rain quietly soaking into the earth, you are intelligent and intuitive. You read feelings well and often make a strong contribution from behind the scenes.
| Five Elements | Water(水) |
|---|---|
| Polarity | Yin (陰) |
| Symbolic image | Gentle rain and clear spring water |
| Stem combination | 癸戊 combination → Mu Earth (戊土) |
| Season | winter |
| Direction · Colors | North · Black·Navy·Gray |
Traditional strengths
- Intuition and intelligence
- Deep empathy
- Patient persistence
Areas to develop
- Worry and pessimism
- Limited self-confidence
Small drops can wear through stone. Trust the strength of your own persistence.
Gye Water: six day pillars
- gye-yu Day Pillar(癸酉) — Dew on a gemstone — clear perception and a keen eye
- gye-mi Day Pillar(癸未) — Welcome rain on dry land — a devoted supporter
- gye-sa Day Pillar(癸巳) — Mist rising in sunlight — intelligent and perceptive
- gye-myo Day Pillar(癸卯) — Drizzle on spring flowers — warm-hearted and clever
- gye-chuk Day Pillar(癸丑) — Water flowing beneath frozen earth — a patient strategist
- gye-hae Day Pillar(癸亥) — An endless sea — intuition and acceptance
Water(水): explore the element
Strong Water is associated with wisdom, flexibility and depth of thought, with an aptitude for adapting and gathering information. Water element guide
Frequently asked questions
Like rain quietly soaking into the earth, you are intelligent and intuitive. You read feelings well and often make a strong contribution from behind the scenes.
The stem-combination partner is Mu Earth (戊土). The supporting element is Metal, while the element it generates is Wood.
For a weaker Day Master, support comes from Metal (Resource) and Water (Peers). For a stronger Day Master, the balancing candidates are Wood (Output), Fire (Wealth) and Earth (Authority). The actual useful element requires the complete chart.
Updated 2026-10-16 · K-Fortune editorial team · Calculation rules