Sukuyo Astrology
Why you're drawn to each other but keep clashing
Some people you connect with easily, others you're drawn to but get confused as you get closer. Read what kind of stimulating relationship you have with each other using both your birthdays.
Input and readings for this feature are available in Korean or Traditional Chinese (Taiwan/Hong Kong).
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Check each person's Honmyoshuku and the name of your relationship. The initial interpretation, reading what draws you to each other and differences in reactions, is also free.
Leaves required: 2. The full reading includes the chapters below.
- The Relationship Between Two People
- Reasons for Mutual Attraction
- Recurring Conflicts
- Conversations That Bring You Closer
- How to Maintain a Long-Lasting Relationship
What is Sukuyo Astrology?
It's a divination method that finds your Honmyoshuku from the lunar calendar of your birth date and reads the relationship between the two Shukus. Brachio converts your Gregorian birthday to the lunar calendar to calculate each person's Shuku from the 27 Shuku chart. Honmyoshuku is your Shuku, which serves as the starting point for reading relationships.
What do An-Gwe, Young-Chin, and Up-Tae mean?
An-Gwe is a name used to describe a relationship that exchanges stability and change, Young-Chin describes a relationship that shares growth and intimacy, and Up-Tae describes a deeply intertwined connection. After checking the relationship name, read the direction of both people, such as who is likely to show what kind of reaction.
The story needed after the relationship name
In the full reading, we don't stop at the reasons for attraction but continue to read about recurring conflicts and conversations that bring you closer. You can explore what to say and at what pace to approach each other once you understand your differences.
What you need to start
Please enter your and the other person's Gregorian birth dates. The birth time and city of birth for both people are not needed.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can only couples see this?
Close relationships like friends or family can also be explored with two birthdays. If you've written down a concern, we'll connect it to the situation of that relationship.
Is an An-Gwe relationship a bad match?
An-Gwe is a name for reading relationships that provide different stimuli to each other. Rather than defining it as good or bad with a single word, look at both the points of attraction and the clashing reactions.