Guides
Bazi Guides
Ten Gods, Five Elements, Sixty Jiazi, and Star Gods reference guides.
527 guides
Tarot Guides
Structured tarot spread guides for love, career, and daily clarity.
103 guides
I Ching Guides
64 hexagrams, core principles, and divination methods.
64 guides
Feng Shui Guides
Site selection, orientation, and form versus compass methods.
90 guides
- Bazi State Theory — The Still Chart Meets Dynamic Luck Cycles
The natal chart is a static structure. Luck cycles are dynamic force inputs. Understanding the chart's 'state' is prerequisite for judging how it responds to luck cycles. Core framework explained.
- Cai Guan Method vs. Pattern Method: How Two Chart-Reading Systems Work Together
The Pattern method tells you what type of person you are. The Cai Guan method tells you what you can actually get. Two systems, one chart — how to use them together for a complete reading.
- Clash-Motion vs. Combine-Motion — What's the Difference in Bazi?
Both Clash and Combine make Earthly Branches move, but the motion is completely different. Clash is collision (sudden, violent). Combine is traction (gradual, entangled). Mechanism breakdown and how to judge each.
- Clear Officer Star + Strong Day Master = Guaranteed Nobility: The Three Core Conditions
A clean Officer star plus a strong Day Master is the golden formula for status and power. The Officer must be genuine, unmixed, undamaged. The Day Master must command the season, ground, or crowd. Here's the full diagnostic framework.
- Companion and Rob Wealth Seizing Wealth — More Than Just Losing Money
Bijie seizing wealth isn't just about losing money — it's a structural problem where same-level forces drain your resources. Mechanism, severity grading, and prevention explained.
- Companion, Rob Wealth, Yang Blade, and Salary — What's the Difference?
All four share the Day Master's element but play completely different roles. Companion is a colleague, Rob Wealth is a competitor, Yang Blade is an over-sharpened edge, and Salary is your foothold. Clear distinctions in one read.
- Dynamic vs. Static in Bazi — Which Stems and Branches Are Active?
Not all stems and branches in a chart are working at the same time. Dynamic ones are 'on duty,' static ones are dormant. Learn how to tell which is which.
- Eight-Seat Balance — When Officer, Resource, Salary, and Killing Are All Present and Equal
When Officer (guan), Resource (yin), Salary (lu), and Killing (sha) all appear with balanced force, the chart has a rare full-spectrum authority structure. Learn the criteria and real-world meaning.
- Fan Ke (反克): When the Overcome Party Overpowers the Overcomer
Fan ke is reverse overcoming — when the supposed target is so much stronger it crushes the overcomer instead. Here are the five classic patterns and how to judge them.
- Five Yongshen Systems: Tiaohou, Fuyi, Tongguan, Bingyao, Geju Compared
Different schools define yongshen (Useful God) completely differently. Tiaohou yongshen fixes climate. Fuyi yongshen balances strength. Tongguan yongshen bridges conflict. Bingyao yongshen treats illness. Geju yongshen supports the pattern. One article, five definitions.