BaZi — the Four Pillars of Destiny

He asked for a health reading from his BaZi chart. Most points matched his existing symptoms, from palpitations to a kidney stone.

A client asked about recurring sleep paralysis and snake dreams. I looked at her BaZi and traced the pattern back to her family's history with snakes.

Her son ran a fever after orthognathic surgery and could not sleep. I looked at his BaZi and gave a few things to do at home.

A client asked about study prospects and major choices. She later got accepted to UCL.

A client with ovarian cancer asked about her health anxiety. I reviewed her BaZi and suggested home adjustments.

A client in HR asked about her career outlook. The past years matched what she told me afterwards.

She was worried about keeping her bank job in 2026, and asked about side work and her digestion. We went over her BaZi chart.

A client asked if she could transfer her bathhouse business this year. I said it would be hard, and gave her two time windows in 2026 to watch for.

A client working at a state-owned enterprise asked if she could transfer back to government. I told her the roles she wanted were cutting staff, and it would not work out.

I told her work changes would come in 2025–2026. She wrote back the same day saying a reassignment was already being discussed.

A client shared how his 2025 BaZi reading played out: spring investments, autumn returns, and family expenses in November lined up with what was noted.

She asked if her son would get his degree in time to start his new job. I said there would be help, and it would work out.

I told her 2024 would be rough at work, with progress coming in 2025. She came back to say the timing had held.

She asked about her relationship patterns. I read her BaZi, and she said the details lined up with what had happened.

She asked why her well-priced house would not sell. I told her the window was this year, and to watch September, October, and January.

He asked if the person he was interested in was the right one. I told him the current person was likely not his final choice.

A client asked about her brother’s army re-enlistment. I noted his reduced interest in staying, a leadership change, and a choice in autumn 2026.

A client asked about career and health from 2026. They run three restaurants in Yueyang, now well known locally.

A client asked about career promotion, workplace issues, and her marriage outlook after divorce. I went over her BaZi chart and the years ahead.

A couple asked if they should open a restaurant. I told them not to invest in physical business for the next three years.

A client asked if her daughter would catch up academically before middle school. I looked at her BaZi and laid out the key years ahead.

She asked about her partner’s job search. I read his BaZi and noted timing, commute length, and pay range. He got the job, and the details lined up.

A client asked about a child with depression. I said the pattern comes from the parents’ side, and the mother needs to change for any relief.

A client had left chest pain that woke her up every morning; the hospital suggested surgery. After home adjustments based on her BaZi, the pain went away.