TIMEACTOR

Guides

• Non-Adjacent Non-Action: Xinpai's Most Controversial Rule — Full Analysis with Classical Evidence

  Xinpai's non-adjacent non-action rule says stems and branches only interact with immediate neighbors. Classical texts like Yuanhai Ziping directly contradict this. Covers the rule's logic, the debate, and the improved conduction model.

• Xinpai Bazi Five Theories: Empty-Death, Hundred-God, Reverse Judgment, Void-Solid, Inner-Outer — Full Guide

  A complete walkthrough of Xinpai's five core theories: Empty-Death rules and fill-in mechanics, Hundred-God substitution for missing relatives, Reverse Judgment for extreme power flips, Void-Solid distinction between natal and luck-cycle elements, and the Inner-Outer dual-layer reading method.

• Xinpai Bazi: A Complete Introduction to New-School Methods, Five Theories, and How It Differs from Tradition

  Xinpai simplifies Bazi into four structure types, introduces non-adjacent non-action and reverse judgment, and prioritizes dynamic analysis over static classification. This guide covers the full framework — from the four-pattern system to the five core theories and the key breaks from traditional Ziping Bazi.

• Xinpai Empty-Death Theory: The Sixty-Jiazi System, Fill-In Mechanics, and How Empty Branches Change Strength Judgment

  Xinpai Empty-Death Theory redefines how missing branches work: the year branch is never empty, month-branch emptiness substitutes the year branch for strength calculation, and luck cycles fill empty slots through a defined hierarchy. Covers all rules and practical applications.

• Xinpai Luck Cycle Analysis: The Three-Tier System of Annual Pillar, Ten-Year Luck, and Natal Chart

  Xinpai structures Bazi time analysis into three tiers: annual pillar (highest authority), ten-year luck pillar (decade theme), and natal chart (foundation). Covers the interaction hierarchy, the 'luck sets the theme, year sets the timing' principle, and practical judgment rules.