The Ten Gods describe how the other seven characters relate to your Day Master. They map out every area of life.
Direct Seal (yin/yang difference): mother, education, credentials, mentors. Indirect Seal (same yin/yang): stepmother, unconventional wisdom, solitude. Seal-heavy people learn easily but can become dependent if over-strong.
Friend (same yin/yang): brothers, friends, competition. Rob Wealth (different yin/yang): partners, financial risk. Companion-heavy people are independent and loyal but may struggle with money if too strong.
Eating God (same): joy, health, children, creativity. Hurling Officer (different): talent, rebellion, self-expression. Output-heavy people are artistic and expressive.
Direct Wealth (different): spouse, salary, steady income. Indirect Wealth (same): father, windfall, side income. Wealth-heavy people are practical but need a strong Day Master to actually hold the wealth.
Direct Officer (different): husband, boss, discipline, reputation. Seven Killings (same): pressure, conflict, drive. Power-heavy people are disciplined but Seven Killings without control can feel overwhelming.