Timing and the Flow of Fortune
Timing Isn’t Random—It’s Rhythmic
Have you ever had a year when everything just… clicked?

And another when nothing seemed to move?
That wasn’t coincidence.
K-Saju calls it timing—specifically, your Daewoon (decade luck cycle) and Sewoon (annual flow).
These two energetic layers reveal when to act, when to wait, and when to prepare.
Your Saju Palja is the foundation.
But timing is the rhythm that animates it.
K-Saju Fortune Cycles: Daewoon & Sewoon
Daewoon (대운): Every 10 years, your dominant energy shifts. If you’ve been stuck in Water and suddenly shift into Fire, your life may ignite with action, exposure, and challenge.
Sewoon (세운): Each year overlays a new energy on top of your Saju Palja. It may support or challenge your original chart. You may find a year that brings love, and another that tests your patience.
Understanding how Daewoon and Sewoon interact with your Five Elements helps answer questions like:
* “Why is this year so different from the last?”
* “When is the best time to change careers or start a relationship?”
* “How can I find balance in life using the Five Elements?”
This is the heart of timing in K-Saju.
Saju Palja Meets the Flow
Your Saju Palja isn’t a fixed fate. It’s a map.
A map that becomes visible when layered with timing.
A Wood-heavy person might struggle during a strong Metal year.
But they can also learn to adapt, develop strategy, and grow differently.
Timing gives you permission to pause without guilt,
to act without fear,
to trust that cycles change.
It’s not just about predicting highs and lows.
It’s about understanding the emotional and energetic terrain beneath your choices.
Knowing When Is a Kind of Wisdom
Some years are for sowing.
Some are for waiting.
Some are for harvesting.
When you understand your Daewoon and Sewoon,
you stop blaming yourself for delays.
You start syncing with the rhythm of your chart.
You realize: it wasn’t that you weren’t ready.
It just wasn’t your season.
K-Saju doesn’t give you shortcuts.
It gives you alignment.
And that makes all the difference.