Magazine
A few of our articles are written in English; most of the magazine, which covers personality tests, tarot and saju (Korean four-pillars astrology), is in Korean for now. The tests themselves are free to try.
How to Read Personality Test Results in 5 Minutes
Why quiz results feel so spot-on, why they change day to day, and how to read yours as a sketch instead of a verdict, with a simple 3-step routine.
One Card a Day: A Calm Tarot Habit With a 3-Line Log
Pull one tarot or oracle card a day and ask about your state, not the future. Morning and evening uses, a three-line log, and a first-week routine.
More to read, in Korean
How to read a test result (Korean)
Why a result can feel spot-on, how to enjoy it without being swayed by it, and how to keep a short result note. A good first read.
Using tarot as a question, not a prediction (Korean)
How a tarot deck is organized, how to form a question before you draw, and how to read a difficult card.
Your love style as an animal (Korean)
Using animal metaphors to see your own dating style, its strengths and what to watch, and how two different animals can talk it through.
What are “Egen” and “Teto” types? (Korean)
Where the two slang terms behind the popular Egen-Teto test come from, how the types look in dating, and where they tend to misread each other.