As a practitioner with years of experience in BaZi analysis, I often receive inquiries from workplace newcomers around the age of 25: "Why does my job always feel wrong?" or "Why do others progress faster with the same effort?" The answer often lies in the favorable and unfavorable elements of your BaZi chart.
Recently, my social media feed has been flooded with various "AI fortune telling" posts. To be honest, I was quite skeptical at first. But as a modern person who enjoys trying new things, I decided to give it a try myself. The experience gave me a whole new perspective on AI fortune telling.
In my years of BaZi analysis practice, the pattern method has always been my most recommended approach. It acts like drawing a structural blueprint for your destiny, through which we can clearly see your life’s developmental path and potential.
Hello everyone! Today, I want to talk about a commonly misunderstood topic in BaZi Chinese Astrology — the "Auspicious" and "Inauspicious" Spirits. Many people jump to conclusions upon hearing "Inauspicious Spirit," feeling fear, or seeing "Auspicious Spirit," feeling pleased. This is actually one of the biggest misconceptions about BaZi.
Hello everyone, today I want to talk about a core but often overlooked concept in Chinese Astrology (BaZi)—determining the Favorable and Unfavorable Elements. As an enthusiast who has studied the Four Pillars of Destiny for many years, I'll explain this in the most straightforward way to ensure you understand it easily.
In my years of practicing BaZi (Four Pillars of Destiny) analysis, I have found that individuals with a Gui Water destiny pattern often possess a unique charm. Like the gentle dew or spring rain, Gui Water reflects a yin characteristic of water in Fate Analysis, characterized by subtlety and a lack of ostentation. This trait shapes their distinct cognitive patterns.
