Balance language describes relationships inside a chart. It is not praise for a strong person or criticism of a weak one.
Strong and weak need context
Readers consider season, roots, support, output, control, combinations, and the chart as a whole before describing the Day Master as relatively strong or weak.
A Day Master assessed as having comparatively substantial support or presence.
A Day Master assessed as having comparatively limited support or presence.
The working relationship among the chart’s influences, not equal quantities of all five elements.
What helps the chart work
Some traditions identify influences that help regulate, support, or direct the chart. The method and terminology can vary by school, so a careful reader explains the reasoning rather than announcing one lucky element.
An influence selected as especially useful to the chart’s structure or balance.
An influence considered helpful to the useful direction.
An influence considered likely to intensify an existing imbalance or difficulty.