OVERVIEW
Dual nature, calm demeanor but internally driven. Strong determination and leadership qualities. Frugal, arrogant, uncanny intuition, mysterious and secretive.
ABOUT
The presiding deity is Batara Siwa. Known in wayang tradition as Batara Guru or Sang Hyang Manikmaya, Batara Siwa embodies wisdom, authority, and divine guidance. These qualities resonate deeply in the characteristics of those born during Wuku Tambir, as described in the Javanese Primbon.
Individuals born under Wuku Tambir are noted for their strong and resolute character. They display an unshakable conviction in their beliefs, projecting a commanding presence that often captures the trust and admiration of others. However, this same presence can also be perceived as arrogance, particularly when their focus shifts toward self-centered matters. Their influence is likened to that of a wild elephant breaking free from its enclosure: imposing yet not overwhelming, exuding power and respect without veering into excess.
One of their most notable traits is their financial acumen. They are meticulous and frugal, demonstrating exceptional skill in managing resources. While their carefulness enables them to save effectively, it can also make them appear miserly or excessively thrifty. This reluctance to share and their tendency to prioritize personal needs over others may be viewed as a flaw. Nevertheless, this financial prudence reflects their strategic thinking and practical mindset.
The inner nature of Wuku Tambir individuals often contrasts sharply with their outward demeanor. Externally, they may appear polished or restrained, exuding calmness and modesty. Internally, however, they harbor a deep desire for control and possession, driven by an intense and insatiable ambition. Their passionate and enigmatic speech adds to their mystique, often leaving listeners intrigued yet confounded. Their ability to conceal true intentions further enhances their complexity, making it challenging for others to discern their genuine motives.
Gifted with extraordinary intuition, they have a rare ability to perceive the unseen and understand deeper truths. Despite their financial intelligence and potential for material gain, they are often untouched by wealth's allure. Instead, they choose a life of measured sufficiency, using their resources wisely while maintaining an aura of reverence and dignity in their words and actions.
The symbolic representation of Wuku Tambir is the Upas Tree (Antiaris toxicaria). Known for its highly toxic sap historically used to coat arrows, the tree symbolizes duality—danger and utility. While its sap is lethal, its wood was traditionally employed for practical purposes, such as making clothing. This duality mirrors the characteristics of Wuku Tambir individuals, who can seem intimidating yet are resourceful and valuable contributors in the right circumstances.
PERSONALITY KEY POINTS
- Resolute and determined: Possesses strong convictions and unwavering resolve in pursuing goals.
- Charismatic presence: Naturally commands trust and attention, becoming a captivating and influential figure.
- Financial acumen: Highly intelligent in managing finances, with a talent for meticulous budgeting and saving.
- Intuition and insight: Exceptional intuition for the unseen, often able to perceive and understand situations beyond the surface.
- Persuasive communication: Speech is profound and commands reverence, leaving a lasting impression on listeners.
- Leadership qualities: Radiates a sense of authority and influence, often likened to a "wild elephant," commanding both respect and fear.
Weaknesses:
- Arrogance and pride: Can come across as overly confident or self-centered, particularly regarding personal matters.
- Frugality to a fault: Their extreme thriftiness may be seen as miserly, with a reluctance to share or prioritize others' needs.
- Mismatched facade and reality: A tendency to boast and display wealth or achievements that may not align with their true circumstances.
- Secretive and hard to read: Skilled at concealing true intentions, making it difficult for others to understand their genuine motives.
- Complex inner nature: A deep, mysterious personality that often confuses or alienates those attempting to understand them.
THE GUARDIAN (DEITY)
Batara Siwa @ Batara Guru
Batara Siwa, is known in wayang tradition as Batara Guru or Sang Hyang Manikmaya, plays a pivotal role in governing divine revelations, bestowals, and various branches of knowledge. He is also known for his role in destruction and transformation. His benevolence is tinged with ulterior motives within which isn't necessarily negative.SYMBOLIC ELEMENTS
- Its scientific name is Antiaris Toxicaria.
- Represents: Unable to provide protection. Limited benefits, indicating that something which appears advantageous may harbor a dangerous edge.
- Represents: Agile and perceptive to intuition. Holds lofty aspirations. A penchant for showiness.
- Represents: Haughty disposition.
- Represents: Unwillingness to share. Frugality.
- "Tambir Anggara Kasih upas racun". Meaning: His heart is not at peace.
- "Tambir lesu sarirane". (Lethargic disposition of Tambir): Meaning: Often loses passion and enthusiasm.
OTHER FACTS
- Prone to being harassed, slandered or deceived by others. Misunderstandings and false accusations.
- Unspecified.
- Monday Wage.
- Located to the southwest, facing northeast.
- Favorable for seeking livelihood, planting fruit trees, inserting cuttings that may take root in the earth, pursuing spiritual knowledge, and engaging in battle.
- On Wednesday Legi day in Wuku Tambir is considered an unlucky day, so it is not recommended to travel due to the risk of contracting illness during the journey.
- During the wuku's seven-day period, it is advisable to avoid journeys toward the southwest where Batara Kala (Kala Jaya Bumi) resides.
