Guides

Wealth Attraction maps your income path in five positions: where money now comes from, what holds you back, which skills you underuse, which new channel to open, and where to move first.

Windfall lays out five positions: where unexpected money may surface, when the window opens, what traps hide inside, whether you can catch it, and how to turn the chance into cash. For anyone chasing bonuses, side income, or surprise gains.

The year's branch combines, clashes, punishes, or harms the natal chart and Grand Fortune — events fire. Combinations bind, clashes change, punishments erode, harms stir disputes.

How to tell if an annual fortune year is good or bad? Watch what the year's stem and branch do to your favorable and unfavorable gods, then map it to career, wealth, love, and health.

Da Yun sets the decade's tone, Liu Nian sets the year's events. Combining them stacks good and bad to read the net result — how matched and mixed pairs resolve, and when to push or hold.

When does a predicted event happen? Response timing: the chart sets direction, the Grand Fortune sets the environment, the year locks the trigger, and the month and day pin the date.

A ten-year Da Yun doesn't move evenly: about three years to start, four to mature, three to wind down. Learn each phase's rhythm — build early, push in the middle, hold late — and which years to advance or hold.

Wood is green, Fire is red, Earth is yellow, Metal is white, Water is black. Use your favorable god's color in clothing and home to gently balance a missing or excess element.

Each direction carries an element: east is Wood, south Fire, west Metal, north Water, center Earth. Place your desk, bed, and workspace in your favorable god's direction.

He Tu and Luo Shu tie numbers to the elements: 1-6 water, 2-7 fire, 3-8 wood, 4-9 metal, 5-10 earth. Learn the He Tu pairs and Luo Shu nine palaces, then use them for number-picking, naming, and date selection.

Each season has an element in command: spring is Wood, summer Fire, autumn Metal, winter Water, and Earth rules the last eighteen days. Align your rhythm, diet, and work with the season.

Strength imbalance reverses generation and restraint: strong elements back-control their controllers, and mother-child pairs fall out of balance. Learn the reverse-control rules and how to fix them.

Earth overcomes water: overthinking, seesaw finances, spleen and kidney trouble. Metal mediates - earth feeds metal, metal feeds water; damming becomes a source. The cycle, the roots metal needs, and its effect on career, love, personality, health.

Fire overcomes metal: short temper, legal troubles, heart and lung hurt. Earth mediates - fire feeds earth, earth feeds metal; melting becomes forging. The cycle, the conditions earth needs, and its effect on career, love, personality, health.

Water overcomes fire: heart-kidney disharmony, mood swings, career seesaw. Wood mediates - water feeds wood, wood feeds fire. The cycle, the roots wood needs, and its effect on career, love, personality, health.

Xinpai's method for missing Six-Relative stars. A chart holds eight characters but ten gods, so some relative stars are always absent. Find a substitute by the produce-control chain, then read its strength.

Inner-Outer Ring Theory splits Bazi into two layers: the inner ring (natal chart, inborn and fixed) and the outer ring (luck cycle, acquired and flowing). The luck cycle acts on the chart, never the reverse.

Xinpai picks useful and harmful gods straight from the strength score: strong takes control-drain-exhaust, weak takes support. Lock in both via Five Elements and Ten Gods, plus reverse-judgment cases.

Xinpai turns Day Master strength into a score: settle the Month Branch, weigh root depth and support vs drain, then read strong, weak, or neutral from the total. Step-by-step with common pitfalls.

Chen–Chou pits two damp Earths against each other, and the hidden stems in the storehouses get hurt. A break cracks from the inside — not a clash's open fight or a harm's hidden sting. Covers who is hurt, the four pillars, and the fix: Fire to warm the chart, combinations to dissolve the break.