The Ten Selves: Jia (Wood) People




What does your Self reveal about you?  
Your Self matters – it determines who You are! 







Think about tall tall trees...

Jia Wood is usually symbolized by a tall tree. Similarly, to the towering trunks, Jia people are unwavering and rigid – their need for stability originates directly from the trees rooting themselves deep into the earth. 


Jia people tend to be upright, direct, strong, impulsive and competitive. Nothing holds back a Jia person – they will let you know what is on your mind! However, they can be stubborn at times and reluctant to signs of change. 
Color: Emerald Green
Organ/Meridian: The Gallbladder
Season: Spring

Month: February


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