Saju (Four Pillars) Branch Interactions Intermediate

Banhap (Partial Combination)

Banhap is a Partial Combination where two of three Samhap branches are present, creating an incomplete but still meaningful elemental pull.

Understanding

What is Banhap (Partial Combination)?

Banhap occurs when only two of the three branches needed for a full Samhap (Three Harmony) are present. For example, having Sin (Monkey) and Jin (Dragon) without Ja (Rat) creates a partial Water harmony. The pull is weaker than a full Samhap but still shifts elemental balance. Banhap is common in charts and becomes significant when a transit or Daeun brings the missing third branch to complete the combination. The partial combination creates latent potential — energy waiting to be activated.

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How TriAstra Uses Banhap (Partial Combination)

TriAstra identifies Banhap formations and monitors for the missing branch in transits and Daeun to predict when full combination activates.

Application

What Banhap (Partial Combination) Means for You

Banhap shows latent potential in your chart. Pay attention when life events or timing cycles bring the missing branch — that's when the energy completes.

Related Terms

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Three Harmonies (Samhap)

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Earthly Branches (12 Branches)

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Five Elements (Ohaeng)

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