Theories like BaZi destiny reading, annual fortune cycles, and ten-year major life periods can actually help us view the essence of "good luck" more rationally. Today, from a personal perspective and with real-life examples, I'll discuss: Can ordinary people really use BaZi to transform their fortune scientifically, and how?
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.
To be honest, I used to be skeptical about BaZi fortune telling. That was until an experienced master explained it to me in the simplest terms: "BaZi is like your life's factory settings."
Imagine that each of us is like a brand-new smartphone at birth:
Hello everyone, today I want to talk about how to use BaZi destiny analysis to attract good fortune and avoid misfortune. Honestly, it's like using a smartphone—once you understand the techniques, you can make this "life smartphone" run more smoothly and last longer, without "crashing" at critical moments.
Lately, many friends have shared with me: "Work is exhausting—I want to start my own business but I'm afraid of failing. Am I really cut out for it?" As a long-time practitioner of BaZi studies, I'll explain in plain terms what kind of BaZi traits are more suited for the entrepreneurial path.
As a long-time practitioner in personality analysis, I have discovered that MBTI and Five Elements Destiny—two seemingly different systems—share remarkable similarities. MBTI, as an important tool in Western psychology, describes personality traits through four dimensions; meanwhile, Five Elements Destiny is a crystallization of Eastern wisdom, interpreting human nature through the elements of Metal, Wood, Water, Fire, and Earth.
As a long-term BaZi destiny analyst, I am often asked: "Why do I always encounter villains?" In fact, within the BaZi analysis system, "villains" are not a mysterious concept but an objective reflection of our interpersonal relationships.
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.
