"Four pillars of destiny is like weather forecast"

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Four pillars of destiny analyzes one's life with the hour, day, month and year of the birth. Koreans tend to seek an analysis from a choice of their fortunetellers especially around the New Year or a big event ahead. The South Korean fortunetelling industry has seen a steady growth despite the increasing number of believers of established religions worldwide. 

Located in Jeonju City North Jeolla Province, Ji Sung Fortuneteller is famous for scientific approach and analysis on reading one's aptitude, talent and future prospect. 

CEO fortuneteller Imhwa never talks sweet to encourage his clients but gives the very analysis as it is with honest advice on what to do to enhance the good and to minimize the bad.

For this reason, he does not provide advice online but only face to face. His scientific analysis and honest advice have been well recognized and praised by his clients and he proved himself by receiving the Master Fortuneteller Awards, the Innovation Awards, the Korea Future Management Awards and the Korea Culture Management Awards. 

"Four pillars of destiny is like weather forecast. We take a glimpse on it and prepare ourselves better. You should not expect it can change your luck but use it as reference on your strength and weakness. Even if you are born with not promising destiny, you can still make improvement because you know it now." explains Imhwa. 

Imhwa gives us an interesting interpretation on the word 'gyeong'. The year with gyeong in it is likely to see a great change in society. For examples, he points out, the annexation in 1910, the Korean War in 1950, the April 19 Revolution in 1960, the May 18 Democratic Movement in 1980, the domino collapse of industries in 2000 caused by the IMF crisis, the Cheonan sinking incident and the Bombardment of Yeonpyeong Island in 2010 and the COVID-19 in 2020. 


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