SajuWiki Editorial Team

SajuWiki was founded by Korean Four-Pillars (Saju, 사주) practitioners with more than three decades of consulting experience and a software team that turned that craft into a deterministic engine. Each long-form interpretation is drafted from the algorithmic chart, edited by a senior consultant, and reviewed against our internal knowledge base of classical Ming-li (命理) sources, including Yuan Hai Zi Ping (淵海子平), San Ming Tong Hui (三命通會), and the modern Korean reference Myeong-li Bo-jeon (명리보전).

Our editorial standard is to never reduce a person's life to a single stem, branch, or god. We translate Korean Saju into clear English without diluting the underlying logic — heavenly stems, earthly branches, the five elements, the ten gods, hidden stems, and the great-luck (Daeun, 대운) cycles all appear by name with their working definitions.

SajuWiki content is written for self-reflection and education. It is not a substitute for medical, financial, or legal advice. We follow the editorial guidelines published in our Editorial Policy, including transparent author attribution, dated revisions, and a public correction log.