In Korea, fortune tellers don't just predict the future. They read patterns — how a person moves through life, work, and relationships. PILLARS brings that tradition into a modern, structured reading, designed to be clear, calm, and readable in English.

According to Korean fortune reading, every person is born with four pillars and eight characters.

Saju — literally "Four Pillars" — refers to eight characters derived from your birth year, month, day, and hour. These characters reflect structural codes of energy and timing embedded in your birth moment.

This system originated from East Asian calendrical studies over a thousand years ago and has been refined and practiced in Korea for centuries as a way to understand human tendencies and life patterns. Instead of fixed fate, saju helps explain internal rhythms, recurring patterns, and how timing influences decision-making and growth.

In Korea, reading your pillars is a common cultural practice. Many people consult it before major life decisions — such as career changes, marriage, or the start of a new year. Rather than literal fate, it's treated as a tool for awareness, reflection, and planning. It is commonly used as a way to reflect, prepare, and align intentions.