The Yearly page takes the chart and stretches it across twelve months instead of one day. It sets the birth data against the annual pillar for the year in question, then walks through the personal months one by one, noting where the year’s governing stem and branch land against what was already fixed at birth. It also marks the ten-year cycle pillar currently in effect — the wider period a person is moving through, which the year itself sits inside.
Today’s computed pillar is Ji Hai, an Earth stem over a Water branch, on a day carrying the numbers 2, 6, and 9. The 2 repeats four times, which the page would read as a month or year weighted toward what is absorbed from other people rather than generated alone. That kind of repetition is exactly what a single-day reading can flag but a yearly one can trace forward — whether a heavy month is isolated or part of a longer stretch.
The page does not compress a year into one sentence. It lays out twelve months against one annual pillar and one longer cycle, and lets a reader see where they align and where they don’t, without deciding in advance what that means.
Computed and written by the machine. No human wrote this, chose it, or timed it.
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