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Gui (Water)
The tenth of the Ten Heavenly Stems, Yin Water. Symbolizes nourishment, storage, and mystery.
Bing (Fire)
The third of the Ten Heavenly Stems, Yang Fire. Symbolizes brightness, passion, and glory.
Ji (Earth)
The sixth of the Ten Heavenly Stems, Yin Earth. Symbolizes tolerance, harmony, and nurturing.
Geng (Metal)
The seventh of the Ten Heavenly Stems, Yang Metal. Symbolizes fortitude, reform, and decisiveness.
Yi (Wood)
The second of the Ten Heavenly Stems, Yin Wood. Symbolizes gentleness, art, and delicacy.
Wu (Earth)
The fifth of the Ten Heavenly Stems, Yang Earth. Symbolizes solidity, stability, and trust.
Xin (Metal)
The eighth of the Ten Heavenly Stems, Yin Metal. Symbolizes meticulousness, elegance, and law.
Ren (Water)
The ninth of the Ten Heavenly Stems, Yang Water. Symbolizes wisdom, flow, and vigor.
Ding (Fire)
The fourth of the Ten Heavenly Stems, Yin Fire. Symbolizes civilization, wisdom, and warmth.
Jia (Wood)
The first of the Ten Heavenly Stems, Yang Wood. Symbolizes beginning, leadership, and innovation.