Guides

Ri Ren is not the same as Yang Ren. Learn the day-seat blade logic, how to judge whether the pattern is stable, and what usually breaks it.

Run Xia is not any chart with strong Ren or Gui. This guide explains how water one-qi forms, where false readings happen, and how to judge blockage, freezing, and structural purity.

Clear criteria and boundaries for the Xing He Geju, including support checks and failure risks.

Yan Shang is about pure rising fire, not every chart with strong Bing or Ding. This guide explains how fire one-qi forms, what ruins it, and how it differs from other hot or expressive charts.

Clear criteria and boundaries for the Yang Ji Zhu She Geju, including support checks and failure risks.

Yang Ren is not just strong output or aggression. Learn when the blade pattern really forms, what must control or guide it, and how it differs from Ri Ren.

Yi Qi Zhuan Wang is the family view for the five one-qi extremes. Learn how wood, fire, metal, water, and earth one-qi patterns are judged, and why many charts fail on purity or season.

A quick reference to Zi Wu Shuang Bao Geju logic, required support, and frequent failure points.

Star 1 is Water in the Kan palace, associated with scholarship and reputation. It favors study and mobility when strong, and shows instability or kidney/eye issues when weakened.

1 White (Tan Lang) with 1 White (Tan Lang) (坎為水) emphasizes Water–Water interaction in the Kan/Kan palette.