Guides

Seven cards reveal the roles and conflicts between family members: your place in the family, the overall energy of the household, the real source of conflict, how a key family member affects you, whether the role you carry is too heavy, the old duties to release, and how to reset your boundaries. For anyone who wants to untangle family dynamics — after a gathering's emotional fallout, or when the same fight with a relative keeps repeating.

Wood, Fire, Earth, Metal, and Water each govern their own industries and strengths. Match your job to your favorable god and find a smoother career path.

Each element maps to organs and emotions. Too much or too little shows up as body and mood signals. Read the signs and adjust through rest, diet, and mood.

A missing element doesn't make a bad chart. What matters is whether it is favorable or unfavorable. Learn to spot it and apply gentle, timely remedies.

Generating and overcoming are the base tools for reading fortune. Learn the force conditions, bridging, and reverse-overcoming that turn theory into judgment.

This six-card spread breaks a job change decision into six positions: where you stand, your real reason for leaving, what the new role is actually worth, the hidden value of staying, the cost of quitting, and the most honest next step. It separates the urge to run from the pull to grow, so you can tell whether you are escaping the present or moving toward what you want.

Five cards break down the tests distance brings: what distance has created between you, how committed each of you still is, the real block in communication, the hidden problems distance amplifies, and the next step to take. Distance isn't the cause of your problems — it's a magnifying glass that makes existing cracks big enough to see. For anyone in, or about to start, a long-distance relationship.

Judgment runs coarse to fine: the luck cycle covers ten years, the year star one year, the month star one month, and the day star one day. This guide shows how to drill three layers down from the cycle and year, using five-element strength and combines and clashes to pin a year's fortune to a specific month and day — precise without the mysticism.

The monthly outlook spread breaks a month into five cards: the month's theme, the first and second halves, a key turning point, and a closing reminder. Draw once at the start of the month and lay out what to push and what to protect across the thirty days. It's not prophecy — it's a priority map. The cards sketch which direction deserves more and which to set aside; once the direction is set, hand the rest to action.

Six cards for anyone thinking about going back after a breakup. Read them one by one: the real reason it ended, where you each stand now, the old problems that could return, the connection that still remains, and whether to repair or let go. The cards don't decide for you. They split a tangled feeling into six layers so you see the structure before you choose. Don't let loneliness, habit, or pride make the call.

One to two years before a Da Yun shift, your body, mind, and life often shift visibly: lighter sleep, mood swings, old ties and projects wrapping up, new chances popping up. This guide breaks down the common signs and how to read them, plus practical advice for keeping your rhythm steady and avoiding rushed decisions during the handover.

This six-card startup spread checks the conditions behind a launch: your starting point, whether the timing is right, whether the resources are in place, where the biggest risk sits, how well you handle long swings, and the potential payoff with an honest nudge. It pulls passion apart from feasibility so you can see whether to launch, gather more, or keep waiting.

This five-card teamwork spread unpacks a team relationship: your role, a key member's role, where the work flows, the biggest block, and the adjustment to make next. It names what actually stalls the team and turns vague friction into one honest conversation or one change of roles, for anyone whose team feels stuck or whose working relationships feel off.

The weekly outlook spread maps seven cards to Monday through Sunday, so you see the week's energy flow and each day's focus before it happens. Draw Sunday night and turn the vague 'what will this week bring' into seven daily reminders. You'll see which days to push and which to hold back. Log a few weeks in a row and your energy rhythm comes into view, card by card.

The year star governs one year and sets events in motion. This guide shows how the year's stems and branches trigger events through generate, control, combine, and clash against your natal chart and luck cycle. A clash to the spouse palace means relationship change. Combining with the wealth star brings money in. Fu Yin and Fan Yin mean repetition. Read what the year triggers and when, and pin the timing to a single year and event.

The yearly review spread uses eight cards to look back at the past year, then forward to the next. It lays out your wins, lessons, and what to leave behind, then breaks the new year into direction, challenge, and action. Draw once near New Year or your birthday — trade one hour for a full year of clarity, so the year's plan doesn't fall apart by day three. Review before you look ahead: see the road behind, then set the course.

From root to crown, your seven chakras act like an energy map of the body. One blocked or off-balance center quietly drains your emotions, your relationships, and your drive. This seven-card chakra spread reads all seven centers at once, showing what's overactive and what's depleted, so you can pinpoint where to adjust and let the energy flow again.

When you feel tired all the time, low on drive, or carried along by other people's emotions, this energy healing spread shows where your energy leaks, what to clear, which boundaries to hold, and how to refill your strength. It turns depletion into concrete recovery steps.

Everyone carries a child who never fully grew up. Unmet childhood needs and suppressed emotions quietly shape how you love and value yourself today. This six-card inner child spread lights up your inner child's present state, unfinished business, and core needs, so you can hear the voice you ignored and take the first step toward healing.

Why do you keep landing in the same relationship patterns? Why do some people feel instantly familiar and some situations trigger nameless fear? This five-card past life spread traces the imprints your soul carried forward, shows how unfinished lessons replay in this life, helps you name the attachment ready to be released, and points to the real work of your soul right now.