What is the Ten God for Wu Earth day master when seeing Jia Wood?

For Wu Earth day master, Jia Wood is Seven Killings (七杀). Wood controls Earth; Jia is Yang Wood and Wu is Yang Earth — same polarity, so it is the 'indirect' controlling force, which is Seven Killings.

What is the Direct Wealth for Ren Water day master?

For Ren Water day master, Ding Fire is Direct Wealth. Water controls Fire; Ding is Yin Fire and Ren is Yang Water — opposite polarity gives the 'direct' (正) form, making it Direct Wealth (正财).

Why do Ren Water and Gui Water share the same Seven Killings?

Both Ren Water (Yang) and Gui Water (Yin) are controlled by Earth. Wu Earth is Yang — same polarity as Ren makes it Seven Killings for Ren, and opposite polarity to Gui makes it Seven Killings for Gui as well (the polarity flip reverses which Fire/Metal groupings are 'direct' vs 'indirect', but both share Wu Earth as their strongest pressure star).

How do I find my Day Master?

Your Day Master is the Heavenly Stem of the Day Pillar in your Bazi chart — the third pillar. Use the free Bazi calculator on this site to generate your four-pillar chart and identify your Day Master instantly.

Bazi Ten Gods for Wu Earth, Ren & Gui Water Day Masters

Bazi Ten Gods Table: Wu Earth, Ren Water & Gui Water Day Masters

The Ten Gods (十神 - Shi Shen) define every elemental relationship in your Bazi chart. This article provides complete ten gods reference tables for Wu Earth (戊土), Ren Water (壬水), and Gui Water (癸水) day masters — three of the most searched day master combinations after the Metal and Wood groups.

For conceptual background, see the complete Ten Gods guide. For Ji Earth, Geng Metal, and Xin Metal tables, see the previous ten gods table.

What Are the Ten Gods?

How the Ten Gods Are Assigned

Each of the Ten Gods is determined by two factors:

Element relationship — does the stem share the same element as the Day Master, does it produce the Day Master, does the Day Master produce it, does it control the Day Master, or does the Day Master control it?
Yin/Yang polarity — same polarity gives the "indirect" (偏) form; opposite polarity gives the "direct" (正) form.

| Role | Chinese | Core Relationship |

| Companion (比肩) | Bi Jian | Same element, same polarity |

| Rob Wealth (劫财) | Jie Cai | Same element, opposite polarity |

| Eating God (食神) | Shi Shen | Day Master produces, same polarity |

| Hurting Officer (伤官) | Shang Guan | Day Master produces, opposite polarity |

| Indirect Wealth (偏财) | Pian Cai | Day Master controls, same polarity |

| Direct Wealth (正财) | Zheng Cai | Day Master controls, opposite polarity |

| Seven Killings (七杀) | Qi Sha | Controls Day Master, same polarity |

| Direct Officer (正官) | Zheng Guan | Controls Day Master, opposite polarity |

| Indirect Seal (偏印) | Pian Yin | Produces Day Master, same polarity |

| Direct Seal (正印) | Zheng Yin | Produces Day Master, opposite polarity |

Use the Bazi calculator to identify your Day Master before consulting the tables below.

Wu Earth (戊土) Day Master — Ten Gods Table

Wu Earth (戊土) is Yang Earth — the mountain, solid ground, the immovable foundation. Wu Earth day masters are dependable, protective, and sometimes inflexible. Earth's controlling element is Wood; Earth produces Metal; Fire produces Earth; Earth controls Water.

Wu Earth Ten Gods Reference Table

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Key Wu Earth Relationships

Jia Wood (甲) = Seven Killings — the most demanding force in a Wu Earth chart; in a strong chart it becomes authority and leadership drive
Yi Wood (乙) = Direct Officer — disciplined authority, career recognition, and social standing
Gui Water (癸) = Direct Wealth — the primary wealth star for Wu Earth; practical, steady financial flow
Ren Water (壬) = Indirect Wealth — entrepreneurial wealth, speculative opportunities
Bing Fire (丙) = Indirect Seal — unconventional support, creative mentorship
Ding Fire (丁) = Direct Seal — traditional education, protective guidance, academic success

Wu Earth Favorable Elements

Wu Earth day masters typically benefit from:

Fire (Indirect/Direct Seal) when the chart lacks resources — fire warms and solidifies earth
Metal (Eating God/Hurting Officer) when the chart is fertile — metal channels earth's energy into output
Water (Wealth stars) when earth is too dry — water brings life and wealth activation

A chart heavy with Wood (Seven Killings and Direct Officer) pressures Wu Earth continuously. Balancing elements should be assessed against the full four-pillar chart using the Bazi calculator.

Ren Water (壬水) Day Master — Ten Gods Table

Ren Water (壬水) is Yang Water — the ocean, the river in full flood, expansive and strategic. Ren Water day masters are ambitious, adaptable, and quick-thinking. Water's controlling element is Earth; Water produces Wood; Metal produces Water; Water controls Fire.

Ren Water Ten Gods Reference Table

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Key Ren Water Relationships

Wu Earth (戊) = Seven Killings — pressure, ambition driver, management challenge; in strong charts becomes executive power
Ji Earth (己) = Direct Officer — career structure, legal compliance, regulated ambition
Ding Fire (丁) = Direct Wealth — primary wealth star; practical, reliable financial accumulation
Bing Fire (丙) = Indirect Wealth — entrepreneurial income, asset-based wealth
Geng Metal (庚) = Indirect Seal — strategic mentors, unconventional expertise
Xin Metal (辛) = Direct Seal — formal education, academic credentials, protective figures

Ren Water Favorable Elements

Ren Water charts benefit from:

Metal (Seal stars) when the chart needs grounding — metal sources water and provides structure
Wood (Output stars) when water is too strong — wood channels and disperses water's power
Fire (Wealth stars) in balanced charts — fire transforms water's fluid power into tangible results

Excessive Earth in the chart creates a Seven Killings / Direct Officer heavy environment — pressure-filled but potentially high-achieving with the right supporting elements.

Gui Water (癸水) Day Master — Ten Gods Table

Gui Water (癸水) is Yin Water — the mist, rain, underground spring; perceptive, intuitive, gentle yet persistent. Gui Water day masters are emotionally sensitive, highly perceptive, and often creative.

Gui Water Ten Gods Reference Table

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Key Gui Water Relationships

Wu Earth (戊) = Seven Killings — assertive authority figures, pressure toward excellence
Ji Earth (己) = Direct Officer — career order, professional recognition
Bing Fire (丙) = Direct Wealth — primary wealth star; accessible, practical income
Ding Fire (丁) = Indirect Wealth — speculative or portfolio wealth
Geng Metal (庚) = Direct Seal — formal mentors, protective educational figures
Xin Metal (辛) = Indirect Seal — unconventional knowledge, creative guidance

Gui Water Favorable Elements

Gui Water day masters benefit from:

Metal (Seal stars) — especially Geng Metal (Direct Seal), which sources and strengthens Yin Water
Wood (Output stars) — disperses excess water and channels creative output
Earth (Authority stars) — when balanced, provides grounding; when excessive, creates too much pressure

Comparing All Three Day Masters

Notice that both Ren and Gui Water share the same Seven Killings (Wu Earth) and Direct Officer (Ji Earth) — the difference is that Ren Water is Yang and Gui Water is Yin, which reverses which is Seven Killings and which is Direct Officer for the *Fire* wealth group and the *Metal* seal group.

Connecting Ten Gods to Life Areas

Each Ten God governs specific life domains in Bazi interpretation:

| Ten God | Primary Life Area |

| Eating God / Hurting Officer | Career output, creativity, expression |

| Indirect / Direct Wealth | Money, resources, father (for males) |

| Seven Killings / Direct Officer | Authority, career recognition, spouse (for females) |

| Indirect / Direct Seal | Education, mentors, mother, support |

| Companion / Rob Wealth | Peers, siblings, competition |

For a deeper exploration of how each Ten God shapes personality and life events, see the Bazi Ten Gods complete guide.

Key Takeaways

Wu Earth (戊土): Jia Wood = Seven Killings; Yi Wood = Direct Officer; Gui Water = Direct Wealth; Bing Fire = Indirect Seal
Ren Water (壬水): Wu Earth = Seven Killings; Ji Earth = Direct Officer; Ding Fire = Direct Wealth; Xin Metal = Direct Seal
Gui Water (癸水): Wu Earth = Seven Killings; Ji Earth = Direct Officer; Bing Fire = Direct Wealth; Geng Metal = Direct Seal
Ren and Gui share Earth as authority stars but differ in polarity assignments for Metal, Wood, and Fire groups
Use the Bazi calculator to generate your chart and cross-reference these tables with your actual pillars

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