TIMEACTOR
Welcome to TIMEACTOR. This is a space dedicated to the flow of fate and the rhythm of time. Through life chart analysis, Feng Shui mapping, divination, and Tarot interpretation, we explore the unknown alongside you.
Bazi (Four Pillars)
Discover your Life K-line, destiny assessment, and wealth potential based on traditional Bazi.
Xuan Kong Feng Shui
Professional tool for Feng Shui layout drawing, floor plan overlay, and annual cycle deduction.
Divination Oracle
Features Taoist Six Ren, I Ching Yarrow Stalk method, and Plum Blossom Numerology.
Temple Decoding
Explore traditional fortune stick drawing, interpretations, and incense reading records.
Tarot Reading
Experience immersive card drawing with 25 distinct spreads and AI-driven insights.
CapyCal Calendar
An all-in-one calendar integrating Gregorian, Lunar, Buddhist, and daily fortune guidance.
Guides
- Chen–Wu–You–Hai Self-Punishment: How to Resolve and Apply It
Chen-Wu-You-Hai Self-Punishment happens when a branch meets itself in the chart, turning its own energy inward. Covers its nature, who gets hurt, the four pillars, and how to resolve it.
- Chou–Xu–Wei Three Punishments: Resolving and Applying the Strength-Reliant Punishment
The Chou-Xu-Wei Three Punishments (Strength-Reliant Punishment) is the clash of three Earth branches fighting over power. Covers its nature, who gets hurt, the four pillars, and how to resolve it.
- Yin–Si–Shen Triple Punishment: Resolving and Applying the Punishment of Ingratitude
The Yin-Si-Shen Triple Punishment (Punishment of Ingratitude) is a three-branch cycle where Wood, Fire, and Metal wound each other. Covers its nature, who gets hurt, the four pillars, and how to resolve it.
- Zi–Mao Punishment: Resolving and Applying the Punishment of Impoliteness
The Zi-Mao Punishment (Punishment of Impoliteness) is the clash between the Rat and Rabbit branches, where Water feeds Wood but with hidden resentment. Covers its nature, who gets hurt, the four pillars, and how to resolve it.
- Chen-Xu Clash (辰戌冲): Earth vs Earth — Meaning and Remedies
Chen and Xu clash, Earth battles Earth. Chen is damp Earth, the Water storehouse; Xu is dry Earth, the Fire storehouse. One damp, one dry — same element, sharp friction. Two storehouses face off and the hidden stems spill out; the wealth, authority, and tomb storehouses all open at once. A clash in the month or day pillar means marriage quarrels; in the year or hour pillar, home and household shifts. Opening a storehouse can be lucky or unlucky — check whether it holds your useful god or harmful god. Wood can loosen Earth, Metal can drain Earth, and Chen-You and Mao-Xu combinations both restrain and resolve the clash.