Common Questions

1. Is I Ching divination accurate?

Treat I Ching as a decision-support tool, not a guarantee. A good reading helps you clarify the situation, identify risks, and choose a better approach. Accuracy improves when your question is specific and you apply the advice in real life.

2. How should I ask a good question?

Ask about a clear situation and a timeframe. For example: “Should I accept offer A within the next 2 weeks?” Avoid vague questions like “Will I be happy?” If you have choices, state them explicitly so the reading can compare them.

3. What are changing lines and why do they matter?

Changing lines indicate movement—what is shifting and how the situation may evolve. They often point to the key action or attitude to adopt. No changing lines usually means stability and a focus on maintaining the current course.

4. What is Bazi (Four Pillars) and what can it tell me?

Bazi is a traditional system that models your birth chart using Heavenly Stems and Earthly Branches. It is commonly used to explore personality tendencies, strengths/weaknesses, timing cycles, and how to allocate effort—rather than predicting a fixed fate.

5. Do I need the exact birth time for Bazi?

Exact birth time improves precision, especially for the Hour Pillar and detailed timing. If you are unsure, you can still start with year/month/day pillars and treat conclusions as a range. When available, verify the birth time from official records.

6. Can I use the results for medical, legal, or investment decisions?

No. Use the analysis for reflection and planning, but consult qualified professionals for medical, legal, or financial decisions. We focus on trends and decision quality, not professional advice.

7. Why do I sometimes get different results for similar questions?

Small changes in timing, mindset, or the exact wording can shift the reading. Also, repeated divination can add noise. For best results, ask once, act on the advice, and revisit only after meaningful changes.

8. How do you protect my privacy?

We minimize what we store and aim to keep analysis local to your session when possible. Avoid entering sensitive personal identifiers. If you share birth data, treat it as private—only provide what is necessary for your reading.