Hi, I'm Bokki!
I'm a little lucky pouch from Korea. Want to see what today feels like?
However today feels, it's allowed to be enough. Let's look at today together.
“I know that I know nothing.” — Socrates
Magazine
- Why Two People Born on the Same Day Turn Out Different
Two births on the same date share three of Saju's four pillars. Bokki's engine shows the fourth — the hour pillar — can split even one minute apart, because true solar time moves the boundary, not the clock.
- How Is a Geomancy Chart Actually Calculated?
Geomancy's Judge isn't picked from a table — it's built by pure binary addition through four Mothers, four Daughters, four Nieces and two Witnesses. Here is the exact chain, reproduced from Bokki's engine and a classical worked example.
- What is 삼재 (Samjae)?
Samjae is three years out of every twelve, decided by your birth-year animal alone. The three are not a list to memorise — the first sits directly opposite the branch that opens your trine group, and the three together make one whole season. We counted: exactly three of the twelve animals are inside the window every year, and four of them meet it in their own zodiac year.
- How is a biorhythm calculated?
A biorhythm is three sine waves read at the number of days since your birth — 23, 28 and 33 days long — and nothing else. We ran the code across a whole 21,252-day cycle and counted where the days land: the four bands are nowhere near equal quarters, and almost half of your days come back labelled low. That is a fact about where three lines were drawn, not about you.
- What is 십이운성 (the twelve life stages)?
The twelve life stages are counted round a circle from your day stem, not looked up in a table. We counted our own chart and found the twelve do not come up equally often — six are 1.5 times as common — and that half of all people get a different answer depending on which school you follow.
- How an Ogham draw is calculated
Bokki casts three of the twenty feda from a seed made of the day and your typed focus. We counted 20,000 of our own draws and found one few coming up 10.5 times more often than another — here is the count, the cause, and the fix.