A guide to 10Natures
Your birth details. A new way to reflect.
10Natures is a free reflection experience for adults. Your birth details determine a fixed personal profile. Explore its insights and choose what feels useful in everyday life.
From birth details to a small practice
- Enter your birth date, local time and sex at birth. Choose the listed city nearest your birthplace within the correct time zone. Its longitude is used to adjust your local birth time.
- Explore the insights derived from your birth details. Open any insight for its meaning and the context of that appearance. These are fixed results, not a collection to add to or remove from.
- After creating a preview, choose “Save my results” and sign in to create your first account profile. An existing account profile stays unchanged. Try a reflection question or a small practice whenever you revisit.
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Discover my profile Explore the framework firstRooted in Saju, written for reflection
Saju connects four parts of your story: Root, where you come from; Sprout, how you grow; Flower, how you relate; and Fruit, what you pass on. Your birth details connect these parts into a personal profile.
The English names, artwork, reflection prompts, and everyday practices are original interpretations. They are not translations of a traditional reading, diagnoses, or predictions of what must happen. You decide what resonates.
Six perspectives on your profile
Heavenly Stems
Images of your central nature: how you grow, respond, and find your footing.
Ten Gods
Ways of relating to people, work, resources, and responsibility.
Growth Stages
Different phases of growth, from beginning and expansion to rest and renewal.
Twelve Stars
Patterns of movement, visibility, belonging, and change.
Auspicious Stars
Images of support, opportunity, learning, and everyday resources.
Challenging Stars
Points of tension that invite awareness, boundaries, and thoughtful choices.
Questions you might have
Why does the same insight appear more than once?
An insight can arise from more than one chart relationship or position. Each appearance keeps its own context. Your profile’s result preserves all of them; repeated appearances are not duplicate collectibles.
How are time zone and sex at birth used?
Choose the listed city nearest your birthplace within the correct time zone. We adjust your recorded local birth time for daylight saving time and the selected city's longitude. If your birthplace is not listed, the correction is approximate. Sex at birth is required as male or female and is stored with the chart input.
What if I don’t know my birth time?
Choose “I don’t know.” The calculation assumes 6:00 AM local time. Your whole profile is provisional and may differ from a result made with a known time.
What about daylight saving time?
Use the local clock time at birth. If the clock repeated that time, the form asks which occurrence to use. If the clock skipped it, choose a valid time. Your calculation details show the stored UTC offset.
Can I correct my birth details?
Open “Review birth details” with your profile. Submitting creates a new temporary preview and preserves the original result. It does not replace your account profile, even when you are signed in.
How do I keep my profile and come back?
After creating a preview, choose “Save my results” and sign in from the same browser. If your account has no profile, completing sign-in creates a private copy and clears the matching temporary shortcut and draft from this browser. Newer input is kept. If the account already has a profile, it stays unchanged and the temporary result remains available. Opening a temporary preview never creates or replaces an account profile.
Open My profile to see your central nature and all insight appearances. A saved reading location opens the last insight you viewed; it does not mark a reading as completed.
Can I return without an account?
Yes. Your temporary preview has a public link: anyone with that link can read the profile and birth details. This browser remembers the latest preview you create while signed out and its matching input, with edited input saved separately. “Clear results” removes these local details and resets the input form; it does not delete the public result. Opening the public link again does not restore the browser shortcut. A creator cookie controls saving reading positions, submitting feedback and creating your first account profile after sign-in. Losing that cookie removes those permissions, but does not make the public link private.
How can I share feedback?
Use the feedback control with your profile to send a rating or comment. Read Data & privacy for what is stored.