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

She asked why her boyfriend slept poorly in their new rental. I suggested a few small adjustments, and he slept through a heavy storm the next night.

A client came back with feedback: a wooden board cracked her windshield around Qingming, and both she and her partner had job changes.

A client asked what it meant when bees would not leave her house. I said she would be swamped with work soon.

She said her finances had felt tight after her turtle got sick. Then an elder in the family gave them a sum of money out of the blue.

A client asked if her son should pursue postgraduate study. I said he was better suited for professional certifications and internet industry work instead.

A client said she’d failed the civil service exam again, after two years of being told the timing was not right. She asked if next year would be easier.

Yesterday’s feng shui survey: the external environment has an arc-shaped recess/void, and water sha is often present; yet umbrella and maritime shipping businesses are flourishing. Why? Because the body is taken as the function. In the Xun (southeast) direction there are many long umbrellas shaped like towers; women there tend to be diligent and eager to learn. A female entrepreneur started from nothing and built her fortune.

A client asked about her child’s odds at two Shanghai international schools. I cast an I Ching divination and said timing would matter most in April–May.

She asked about her family’s situation. I noted a son prone to conflict, financial losses between 2019 and 2022, and kidney issues.

A client fell at the high-speed rail station after forgetting her laptop. She said the earlier divination had been accurate.

She asked if working would trigger early labor, and wanted to carry the baby to full term. The baby was born at the expected time.

A client asked if her brother would pull through emergency care. I cast an I Ching divination, and he later moved out of ICU.

A client’s friend cast a divination before their trip. She said there would be waiting — both flights were heavily delayed.

The industrial park whose feng shui was assessed six months ago officially broke ground today [rose]. May wealth flow in abundantly and great fortune and prosperity prevail [fireworks].

She asked about her son’s upcoming surgery. I said autumn would be the better time, and the procedure was rescheduled after he fell ill that spring.

A client I did an I Ching divination for in January got back in touch. The project she worked on hit the second spot on the trending list.

He asked if he could fight a 300,000 fine. I said it was a year for financial loss, and pushing back would bring worse trouble.

I told her child would have recurring illnesses this year, and what to adjust. She came back to say her daughter had recovered.

I told her the year’s rhythm and to hold on at work. She said her health had been off for nine months straight.

A client got in touch after a feng shui consultation to say her stocks were recovering and work inquiries were coming in again.

I noted breast-related health concerns in the reading. She told me her mother had just been diagnosed with early breast cancer.

A client asked if she would win her April 15 court case. After the I Ching reading, the other side withdrew the suit.

She asked about her cousin’s marriage outlook. I told her the mother needed to step back first, not the daughter.