Tojeong Oracle

Korea's classic yearly oracle — one of 144 hexagrams drawn from your lunar birthday.

Tojeong Bigyeol is a Korean New Year oracle named after the Joseon scholar Tojeong Yi Ji-ham. Your lunar birthday and the year's stem-branch combine into a three-digit number that selects one of 144 hexagrams, read as the year's overall fortune, its flow, and the key attitude to hold.

How it works

Your birth date sets the pillar of the year, and three numbers — upper, middle, and lower — are drawn to find your Tojeong hexagram. Everything is calculated on the lunar calendar, and this year and next sit side by side.

What you'll get

You see the reading for the yearly hexagram and the flow month by month, ratings for six areas — money, love, health, work, study, and moving — plus your lucky direction, color, and number.

Frequently Asked Questions

When is Tojeong Secret traditionally read?

It is read at the start of the year to see the year ahead. Here you can view this year and next side by side in tabs.

How is it different from Saju?

Saju reads the chart you were born with; Tojeong reads this year through its pillar, giving a yearly hexagram and a month-by-month flow. They look from different angles, so they pair well.