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

A client said her heart rate was too high to pass the physical. She ran into a doctor she knew years ago, and the exam went through.

I told him his BaZi showed relationship friction this year, and a likely marriage window in 2025. He wrote back to say he had met someone who fit the description exactly.

A client asked if she should change jobs or cities in the second half of the year. I told her this year’s changes tend to be effort with little result, and suggested waiting until next year.

She went for a checkup after a divination reading. The result showed reflux, not a serious thyroid problem, matching the reading’s note of duct-related issues.

She asked if her husband would be cut in the second round of layoffs. He kept his job, though the whole company took a pay cut.

A client wrote to share she had passed her teaching certification exam. She hung up the lantern the day before results came out.

A client asked if his wife’s twin pregnancy would go smoothly. I noted risky periods, and they reported a complication in the month I’d named.

She asked about an arbitration claim. I told her not to push now, and to wait until 2025.

A client asked if her baby hit their head after a sudden car brake. I said no, just a fright, and there was soft padding in front.

A client asked about the result of a work report against him. I noted two high-risk periods this year, and that the issue would carry into next spring.

A client told me I was right about her husband’s health issues being hereditary. She later found both his grandmother and mother had related conditions.

I told her to do the procedure during the midday si-wu hours. She came back to say she had passed her probation.

A client asked if an item was okay to buy. She later came back to say she had passed her professional title exam.

A client shared that the dance teacher upstairs got new sign-ups from long-lost parents right after the space was adjusted.

I told her the program decision would come around April. She wrote back to say the PhD offer arrived that month.

A client asked if she should go to the hospital for blocked ears. I said yes, to have them flushed with saline. It worked.

A client asked whether the northeast or southeast school was better for her child’s studies. I suggested the northeast one, with parents supporting academic work at home.

I asked if he felt better after moving the fridge and adding plants. She said he felt noticeably lighter that same evening.

A client wrote that her husband had agreed to hold off on divorce, three days after she started following feng shui suggestions. I told her to take it slow.

A client asked for a reading. I noted habits and health risks from the time of her message, and she confirmed the details.

A client checked in about her child’s kindergarten application. She said the result matched the first-tier reading from the earlier divination.

A client shared that her health and family relations got better gradually after a feng shui consultation. Her family, once non-believers, now cooperate with the practices.

I told her March would bring a transfer, and Nanjing was the better option. She wrote back to say it came through at the end of March.

I noted her work would tie to public institutions, likely a second-tier unit under a state-owned enterprise. She said she works at a city housing bureau’s subordinate unit.