Four sections
Free to use
Tools
8 ways of looking at the same question from a different angle. None of them need an account, an email address, or a payment, and none of them will tell you what is going to happen.
For the group chat
Nothing here asks you a question about yourself.
About you
These ask for a little input and give you something back.
Chinese Element Archetype Test
Twenty questions that map how you move through the world onto the five Chinese elements, and give you a blend with a name.
- Takes
- About two minutes
- Needs
- Nothing — no signup, nothing to type
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Four Pillars chart
Cast a Four Pillars (BaZi) chart from a date, a time, and a birth place: the four pillars, their ten gods, hidden stems and stages, the element count, and the luck cycles.
- Takes
- About a minute
- Needs
- Date, time, and birth place — calculated on your own device
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I Ching cast
Six taps on three coins, one line per tap. You get the primary hexagram, the moving line, and the hexagram it heads toward.
- Takes
- About a minute
- Needs
- Nothing — your question is never sent or stored
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Elements vs. your chart
Take the twenty-question test, then optionally add your birth details. You get the behavioural blend and the structural element counts side by side, and what a difference between them tends to mean.
- Takes
- About three minutes
- Needs
- Answers, then optionally a birth date and place
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About the system
Read these to understand the ideas, with nothing to fill in.
The Five Elements
A plain-English library of Wood, Fire, Earth, Metal, and Water: what each one describes, how it moves, and what it tends to look like in a person.
- Takes
- Five short pages
- Needs
- Nothing — free to read
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The Ten Gods (十神)
What the ten labels on a Four Pillars chart actually mean — 比肩, 劫财, 食神, 伤官, 偏财, 正财, 七杀, 正官, 偏印, 正印. Each is a relationship to your Day Master, not a personality type.
- Takes
- Ten short pages
- Needs
- Nothing — free to read
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Selling something online
Nothing to do with the five elements. Arithmetic, shown in full.
When you want it read
The tools calculate and describe. Interpreting a chart, and saying what to try next, is what the written reports are for.
For entertainment and self-reflection only. These are reflective frameworks and traditional calculations, not predictions, diagnoses, or professional advice.
Reflective frameworks, not predictions.