Chinese Metaphysics Consultant — BaZi, Feng Shui & Qi Men Dun Jia, Online Worldwide — translated case records

A client wrote to say her Canada visa had finally come through, after she had given up on it the year before.

A man asked about his troubled marriage. I told him the years of risk, and that filing this year would mean smaller losses.

A client asked about her ex-husband's marriage situation. I told her the man had a second home outside, and remarriage would not happen.

A client had three office options when her lease expired. I cast a Qi Men Dun Jia chart to look at each location and the move’s outcome.

A client asked about reading past work from a BaZi chart. We walked through jobs she had done, one by one.

A client going through a difficult period asked about her family’s health, finances, and daughter. I told her what to watch for through the year.

A client asked why she kept dreaming of her grandmother who passed two years ago. I cast an I Ching divination and looked at her home setup.

A client asked about a congenital thyroid finding in her second pregnancy. I said it was mild and short-term medication would be enough; the follow-up confirmed it.

She asked if spending money on connections would keep her niece in the top class. I said spring would not hold, but autumn would.

She asked about her friend’s chance of having children after seven years and one miscarriage. I looked at both BaZi charts and suggested timing to try.

A client reached out after a clearing. She said she felt dizzy and wanted to vomit. I told her it was a normal reaction.

A client asked if something was following her after her classmate’s dream. I read her BaZi and pointed out related life patterns.

A client said she hadn’t slept since New Year’s Eve incense. After I Ching divination pointed to an old talisman under the altar.

A 35-year-old client who had two miscarriages asked about fertility. I looked at his BaZi and suggested home adjustments and medical guidance.

“Do I need to cast a divination?” “I only need your BaZi.” We went over her career path and her mother’s condition for the year ahead.

I went over his BaZi (Four Pillars of Destiny) year chart. He wrote back to say the notes on his past years lined up, and asked about 2025.

Where spring mist curls, the golden steps feel warm; as incense rises from the precious cauldron, purple qi soars. Pearl-shod guests suddenly announce the eastern carriage’s arrival, and stars are gathered at leisure to serve as splendid lanterns. Written on my birthday in the Yisi year, in Hangzhou.

In a Chen year, on a Chou day, Ding emerges as the heavenly stem—seeing the Dao in the mist ☯️

A client asked about removing her home altar after weeks of sleeplessness and chest tightness. I cast a divination and gave suggestions.

Yin and Yang stand in opposition; fire and metal mutually complete each other 🔥

May the heavens be free of foul vapors, and the earth free of evil dust🔥