BaZi — the Four Pillars of Destiny

A client asked if her BaZi showed talent for painting and pottery as a hobby. I told her she was suited to making Buddha figures, and asked her to look for one at home.

He left his construction job after turning down a pay cut. He asked whether to start his own construction business or find a new position.

A client asked about a friend facing legal trouble related to public funds. I read the BaZi chart, and later the details matched what came out in the investigation.

He asked about a new connection. I told him it would not hold, and likely involved a third person. He wrote back saying she had stopped replying.

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

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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 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.

I noted gynecological issues, irritability, poor sleep and tinnitus. The client said the reading was accurate, and asked about learning materials.

A client asked about her husband’s career. I noted the year’s changes would mostly be empty promises, with extra work but no real benefit.

I told them their children star was weak, and they said they did not really want kids. They were surprised it showed in the chart.

I pointed out signs of untransparent income methods in her BaZi. She confirmed she ran an unlicensed after-school program.

I told her there were signs of diabetes in her colleague's chart. The colleague went for a post-meal blood test, and the levels were high.

A client asked about delayed bank funding. I told him the block would lift after Start of Autumn, with funds arriving in August or September.

I went over health patterns and relationship fit from their charts. She wrote back to say her boyfriend has had kidney stones.

I went through a BaZi chart in a group chat and noted a few small details. The person confirmed most of them.

A client asked about a friend's marriage outlook. The boyfriend she already had lined up with the details from the BaZi reading.