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

A student who consulted for the gaokao last year wrote to say he got into his ideal program. He asked if he could keep the items from the consultation.

I told him the window to work things out, and suggested two dates to talk. He wrote back after the 21st to say they were speaking again.

A client asked about a school principal’s situation with public funds. I told him returning the money was the first step, and no one could help this year.

I told her to watch out for car scrapes this autumn. She messaged in early autumn to say a rear-end had happened, but it was minor.

A client came back with feedback: her husband got a job offer, just as the BaZi reading had indicated, but the salary was lower than they had hoped.

A client wrote to say earlier year chart notes had lined up, then asked about asset, health and career plans before 2024.

A client told me the funds came through this month, including a 200,000 loan from a friend. I said her own planning was half the work.

A client asked about working with a teacher in her field. After the divination, she sent a follow-up email and got a reply the next day.

A client wrote to say she had started a new job, and that her drive to earn more had grown after placing [redacted] in the southwest corner of her space.

I told her a serious early relationship could count as a first marriage sign. She said she had already been married once.

A client said her house purchase went through right after August 8th, Start of Autumn. She asked if her luck had turned.

A client followed the suggestion to apply for education roles, and got to the third interview of a good position this week.

A client saw a snake when renovation started and asked about omens. Later she mentioned a toad her friend saw on a walk.

A client asked about two projects. One was stuck, the other moved faster than expected.

A client asked about a family member's left-side health issues. I noted a congenital, irreversible tendency from the BaZi chart.

She said her project proposals kept getting pushed aside by others. I told her her career path lay outside her current system, not within it.

A student asked if they could read a career from the Hai-Wu combination in the chart. I said yes, and added more details they confirmed.

A client asked about two collaborative courses that kept getting stuck. I laid out the general direction and timeline for each.

She asked if her partner would be safe on his trip. I said there might be small delays from weather, no major issues.

A client asked about her cat that died after jumping out a window. I told her the timing lined up with her year chart, and a new cat would come next year.

He asked if he could get his money back. I said the funds would not be recoverable, and asked what he had done to lose them.

A client wrote to say her husband had received a performance raise, matching the timing we had discussed earlier.

A client wrote to say she was made technical supervisor in January, and would start a new manager role the following week.

A client’s daughter had depression and bipolar disorder, and had been out of school for half a year. A year later, she took the high school entrance exam and got into a key school.