Wind
The messenger of change. A tailwind at your back means matters moving with ease; a headwind or whirlwind, a variable arriving to shake the plan.
Continue with WolhaHow does it change with the situation?
Wind carries news and change. A following wind at your back means work advancing on its own; something borne to you on the wind overlaps with a season when an unexpected offer arrives.
What if the dream felt bad?
Struggling against a headwind, or wind scattering your things, marks a season of going against the current. Wind has a direction, so lowering your stance until it turns beats pushing by force.
How does it connect to the chart?
Wind is the image of Eul Wood (乙木) and the moving nature of Wood. For a chart carrying the Traveling Horse it turns into an actual move; for a chart stifled by heavy Earth, read it as a welcome force stirring that soil.
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