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🌙<⚠️ Corrected Version> What BTS Jungkook’s Birth Chart Says About His Inner Self

⚠️ Correction Notice

In a previous version of this post,

I mistakenly used 12:00PM as Jungkook’s birth time.

Recent confirmations — including his clock tattoo and fan translations — point to 3:23AM.

This reading has been revised accordingly.

I sincerely apologize for the earlier error, and thank you for understanding 💜

> This reading is shared with care and respect for Jungkook as an artist. It is not meant to predict his life, but to explore his unique energy through the lens of traditional Korean astrology.

🗓️ Birth Info:

September 1, 1997 – 3:23 AM – Busan, South Korea

☀️ Day Pillar – Eul-Sa (乙巳)

At his core, Jungkook carries a quiet yet burning intensity. Artistic and strategic, he acts with precision, often expressing more through movement and creation than words. He feels deeply, though he may not always show it outright.

🌊 Hour Pillar – Gye-In (癸寅)

This time of birth reveals emotional depth and spiritual instinct. The Gye-In combination reflects a sensitive soul, highly intuitive, with a quiet desire to protect others. It also suggests adaptability — someone who grows through personal introspection.

⚒️ Month Pillar – Gyeo-Shin (庚申)

This gives him structure and drive. Mental resilience, perfectionism, and a disciplined spirit are clear. He’s someone who improves continuously, often competing with himself more than with others.

💬 Summary

Jungkook’s chart suggests a deeply layered inner world — soft on the surface, but powered by precise will, discipline, and a strong emotional compass. His quiet charisma is rooted in this balance of inner softness and unshakeable self-control.

🌿 If your chart shares these pillars, you might see reflections of his emotional discipline or quiet fire in yourself too.

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Astrological placements in your birth chart are inherently tied to your karmic path and will inevitably manifest in your life.

To simplify the concept for those unfamiliar with astrology, imagine your placement as a sum of energies. For example, if the sum is 9, this will manifest in various ways, such as a combination of 3+6 or 4+5… etc The sum of 9 will inevitably express itself in your life, though how exactly it manifests may vary. However, an important exception exists: if a negative 2 is present in the chart, it may shift the manifestation towards the energy of a 7 instead or it can manifest as a 9 but there would be deduction of two,

Example : You can either get 9 candies with 2 rotten or you can just get 7.

For those familiar with basic astrology, consider a placement such as the Sun in the 3rd house. This particular position may manifest in a variety of ways regarding siblings. It could indicate that you have no siblings, or if you do, they may be physically distant, have passed away young, or there could be a lack of communication and emotional connection. The Sun in the 3rd house naturally brings distance, whether physically or mentally, between you and your siblings. The key here is that the Sun in the 3rd house inherently carries the potential for some form of separation or estrangement.

A remedy for such an influence could involve ensuring physical distance from siblings, such as encouraging them to move abroad, allowing the natural tendency of the placement to manifest in a manner that is harmonious with your life.

Ultimately, the role of an astrologer is to interpret these placements and understand how they will manifest. From there, the goal is to offer guidance on how to navigate these karmic energies and, when possible, manipulate the circumstances to align with your desires.

While certain events are destined to unfold due to your astrological makeup, an astrologer helps you understand these manifestations and manage them with awareness and intention.

In Korean Saju (Four Pillars), we often talk about “sal” (殺, killing or disruptive energy).

Despite the intense name, not all “sals” are bad — in fact, some can indicate spiritual gifts, psychic sensitivities, or deep personal transformation.

> Sals are like sharp winds in your chart — they disturb, shake, or redirect energy.

Sometimes they bring pain, but they also bring growth, intensity, and clarity.

Some well-known examples include:

Cheong Sal (Heavenly Kill) – Often linked to strong ambition, rebellion, or accidents.

Gwae Sal (Ghost Kill) – Deep spiritual sensitivity, may feel isolated or misunderstood.

Hyeon Sal (Blood Edge) – Often found in charts of surgeons, artists, or people who’ve experienced blood-related events (including birth trauma or surgeries).

Jik Sal (Direct Clash) – Energy that brings sudden changes, confrontation, or unexpected moves (like relocating or changing career direction).

These stars don’t define your fate — they show the type of tension you carry, and where your soul is being refined.

And sometimes, they’re just signs you’re not here to live a "safe" life — but a meaningful one.

🌙 Curious what “sals” are hidden in your chart?

Feel free to send me your birth info if you'd like me to take a look ✨

Welcome. I’m Kidori, a Korean Saju reader and FX trader in my 30s.

After 5+ years of studying traditional Four Pillars (Saju) and working as a full-time trader,

I now offer custom Saju readings through Tumblr.

Each reading is created carefully and personally. I don’t use copy-paste templates.

If you're seeking clarity about yourself, timing, love, money, or your next steps,

I’d love to help.

READING OPTIONS

In Korean saju (사주), your wealth potential isn’t just about being born lucky. It’s about how the energy of money flows through your chart — and whether you’re wired to attract, manage, or lose it.

There are two main types of money energy:

🔸 Jeongjae (정재) — “Earned Money”

This shows your ability to build steady income, succeed in business, and be reliable with finances. People with strong Jeongjae energy are often realistic, grounded, and great at managing what they earn.

🔸 Pyeonjae (편재) — “Unexpected Money”

This is the energy of windfalls, trading, fame-driven income, or wealth through risk. It’s common in freelancers, creatives, and entrepreneurs. It brings fast money — but it can leave just as fast if not handled well.

✨ Some people have both — which means they can make it fast and keep it smart.

🌙 Curious which one you have?

The Five Elements (오행, ohaeng) are the foundation of Korean astrology (Saju). They represent five types of energy that interact, create, and destroy each other in cycles:

🌳 Wood (목) – Growth, expansion, spring energy 🔥 Fire (화) – Passion, transformation, summer energy 🌏 Earth (토) – Stability, balance, late summer 💎 Metal (금) – Structure, clarity, autumn energy 💧 Water (수) – Flow, wisdom, winter energy

In Saju (Four Pillars), your birth chart is made of these five elements. We analyze which ones are strong or weak to understand your personality, luck, and destiny.

This is very different from Western astrology. If you're curious, feel free to ask questions or request a free reading (3 spots open)! 💬

✉️ You can DM me your birth info (date/time/gender) I'll respond in 1–2 days with a free personalized insight.

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