A student asked about reading a career from a chart
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.
文昌 — the academic pillar: entrance exams, school choices, results that came back.
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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’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.
A client asked about her daughter’s college admission and future major. The timing for exams was favorable, and she got into a key university.
A client sent an update about her exam outcome. I suggested she offer thanks to Wen Chang Di Jun with an incense offering and a vegetarian meal.
I told her Changsha University of Science and Technology was the better option. She wrote back to say her child was admitted to [redacted]’s accounting program.
A client sent word that she had received her graduate school admission letter.
A client told me her child had been admitted to Zhongnan University of Economics and Law, and thanked me for the support along the way.
I pointed out signs of untransparent income methods in her BaZi. She confirmed she ran an unlicensed after-school program.
A client said her son had changed a lot lately. She thought the Wenchang position had helped his schoolwork.
Several clients shared their children's college entrance exam results, and asked for advice on choosing majors and schools.
A client came to say her daughter scored 562 on the exam, 22 points above the first-tier university cutoff line.
A client wrote to say her oral exam had gone very well, with the highest score in her class.
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.
A client wrote to share she had passed her teaching certification exam. She hung up the lantern the day before results came out.
With the blessing of Lord Wenchang, I sincerely wish all students success in their exams and a place on the honor roll.
A client asked if an item was okay to buy. She later came back to say she had passed her professional title exam.
I told her the program decision would come around April. She wrote back to say the PhD offer arrived that month.
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.
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 asked if she could pass the local teacher recruitment exam this year. I told her the odds were low, and to try again in 2024.
A client asked about her cousin’s exam odds. I said the chance of getting in was high this year. The rank came in at 31 for 38 spots.
A client told me her child had always been upper-middle in class, then got first in the Chinese monthly assessment. She said it felt like something clicked all of a sudden.
A client told me she changed [redacted] on Monday evening, received an admission notice on Tuesday, and got first place in the exam the next day.