Everything about casting your chart, reading the almanac, drawing an oracle lot and claiming a talisman — answered plainly.
BaZi maps your birth year, month, day and hour into four pillars, each holding a Heavenly Stem and an Earthly Branch. The stem of your Day Pillar — your Day Master — represents your core self; the surrounding elements describe character, strengths and life rhythm.
Yes, mathematically. All calculations run on the deterministic astronomical lunar-calendar engine: solar terms (JieQi), lunar dates, stems and branches, Ten Gods, NaYin and Luck Cycles are exact and reproducible. Interpretations are general guidance, not a substitute for professional advice.
Your Chinese zodiac (ShengXiao) comes from the branch of your birth year — one of twelve animals. Your Day Master is the stem of your birth day — your true self in BaZi. People born in the same year share a zodiac but usually have different Day Masters, so Day Master analysis is far more specific.
Every day has its own Day Pillar. We compare it with your birth Day Pillar: the stem relationship forms one of the Ten Gods (Officer, Wealth, Resource, Output or Peer), and the branch relationship reveals Six Harmony, Triple Harmony, Clash or Harm. These classical relationships produce your 1–5 star daily grade.
The Huang Li lists each day's favorable and unfavorable activities, clash and sha directions, presiding day god, the positions of the Gods of Joy and Blessing, and Peng Zu's warnings. OmniDraco renders today's almanac automatically from the authoritative lunar calendar.
Cast your free BaZi chart, check today's Chinese almanac and your personal daily fortune, draw a Guanyin oracle lot every 49 days, and find a talisman matched to your chart. All tools are free; only talismans and blessing offerings carry a price.
Automatically, every day at midnight — the page always shows today's almanac computed from the authoritative lunar calendar engine. Bookmark it as your morning check.
The Guanyin Oracle is the classical fortune-stick system of one of China's most celebrated ancient temples: one hundred lots, each a poem from the Bodhisattva of Compassion. You hold a question in your heart and draw one lot for guidance.
A meaningful answer asks for a settled mind. One draw every 49 days — seven times seven, a complete cycle in Buddhist tradition — keeps the ceremony sincere, and lets an answer ripen before asking again.
Read the poem slowly, twice. The grade (Great Auspicious, Moderate or Lower Guidance) colors the poem, but the guidance is always practical: what to keep, what to mend, when to wait. Unfavorable lots are warnings, not verdicts.
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We dispatch within 5–10 days from China and delivery takes 10–20 days worldwide, with a tracking number emailed to you.
Yes. Cast your chart on the Home page, note your missing element, and mention it in your order — we will match the stone and color to your chart.