Chinese Astrology · Feng Shui · I Ching
Three readings, all instant. Your Four Pillars chart, a forecast for the months ahead, or a cast for one specific question you have not been able to decide.
Your birth date and time become eight characters — the year, month, day and hour pillars. This is the base chart that everything else in Chinese astrology reads from.
Pick one area — work, money, relationships, health — and a window of time. You get a plain reading of what that period tends to bring.
Ask one concrete question. The cast is generated from the moment you ask, and the moving line is the part that decides the answer.
Two birth dates. You get both charts side by side and the specific things that link them — birth-year pair, day-stem union, element gaps.
Chinese astrology divides the day into twelve two-hour blocks. The hour pillar — the fourth of the eight characters — comes from whichever block you were born in. Two people born on the same day can end up with genuinely different charts.
We also correct for true solar time using the longitude of your birth place, because the clock on the wall is not the same as the position of the sun. If you genuinely don't know the time, tick the box — we'll read three pillars rather than guess the fourth.
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