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

I told her there was a lotus ornament in her home. She did not believe it, until she looked closer at a piece she had owned for ten years.

A client asked about weight loss. I told her dried flowers are her personal mascot, and she said her home is full of them.

A client updated on her family member after a feng shui consultation. The rectal tumor had shrunk, and his energy and appetite were better.

I laid out the shifts in her luck pillar from 2030. She told me her family runs electronics reprocessing and medical device businesses.

A client wanted to sell a house quickly, worried the 10th lunar month would be too late. It sold at a small discount, and they were happy.

A client’s aunt had a frightening dream of her deceased grandfather. I told them to check the grave site soon.

A client asked about a Changsha property site. I noted repeated construction, sunken ground, and high turnover for the location.

A client wrote to say her grades improved after the feng shui arrangement took effect. She got one of the only two top scores in her class.

A client asked about her friend's lost keys. I said they were in a dark, wrapped spot, found by a man. They were in a fruit bag, found by her husband.

A client asked if her minor fracture counted as matching the year chart’s note about autumn hand or foot sprains. I said yes.

A client asked about a new course launch. The Qi Men Dun Jia reading said small profit, and the course has now broken even.

A client asked about her father’s missing watch. I cast an I Ching divination and told her to check cabinets by beds and bags. She found it in her grandmother’s backpack.

A client came back with an update: her grandfather’s eczema had improved. She had replaced the damp bag of rice as I suggested earlier.

"I've changed four hotels today." "Are you feeling physically unwell?" "I feel like I'm going to explode."

A client asked if he should take a renovation job out of town. I cast an I Ching divination and advised against it, saying it would be more work than pay.

She works in a bank's corporate loan department. I noted her chart points to fields like finance, big data, and state-linked work.

A client checked in about her nephew’s school placement. The transfer followed the timeline we had discussed earlier.

She asked about her work state after a spring shift. I noted this year would feel like empty promises, with unfamiliar tasks in spring and autumn.

I noted career progress in Renyin year, and that exam attempts in Xinchou year would fall short. She wrote back with the full timeline.

A client asked about a small film job in Foshan. The I Ching reading showed twists, money to be made, and many petty issues with women on set.

A client said her autumn business was slow as I noted, but she got an offer to be a university department head. I told her to take it.

I went over her BaZi chart details. She wrote back to say it was exactly right — she works at a state-owned enterprise and has a science background.

A client asked about persistent small bugs in her cabinet. I cast an I Ching divination and told her to check food containers.

I told him he had been overdoing [redacted], causing kidney yin deficiency. He said it was exactly right, and he had felt depressed this year.