Metaphysics Ancient Texts Knowledge Base
Drawing from classic texts such as the I Ching, Di Tian Sui, Qiong Tong Bao Jian, Zi Ping Zhen Quan, Zi Wei Dou Shu, Mei Hua Yi Shu, and Liu Yao, Qingnang Pavilion advisors reveal millennia of wisdom in destiny analysis.
Plum Blossom Numerology
Shao Kangjie's method of Xiantian Heart Yi uses numbers to cast hexagrams and images to interpret events.
Divination Principles
The upper trigram is determined by the remainder when the sum of the year, month, and day numbers is divided by 8. The lower trigram is determined by the remainder when the sum of the year, month, day, and hour numbers is divided by 8. The moving line is determined by the remainder when the total sum is divided by 6.
BaZi Name Generation
Combine Eight Characters and Five Elements to choose a great name
About BaZi Naming
Ba Zi naming combines traditional Chinese metaphysics with onomastics, analyzing the five elements' strength and weakness in a birth chart to select names that balance the elemental composition and harmonize the destiny. Each character corresponds to a specific element, aligning with the Ba Zi to achieve harmony between heaven and humanity. Personal naming focuses on elemental correction and meaningful connotations, while company naming balances industry characteristics with brand communication potential.
Qingnang Pavilion: Face Reading
Based on ancient texts such as "Ma Yi Shen Xiang" and "Shen Xiang Quan Bian".
Frequently Asked Questions
Ancient Text Search
Covers classic fortune-telling texts such as the I Ching, Di Tian Sui, Qiong Tong Bao Jian, and Zi Ping Zhen Quan.
Qingnang Pavilion: In-Depth Analysis
Qingnang Pavilion advisors leverage ancient texts to provide professional and accurate fortune-telling analysis.
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Bring ancient wisdom to life with modern language—make millennia-old destiny insights accessible to all.
Classic Ancient Texts
Classic on Fate: The Theory of Five Elements Generation and Restriction
The Essence of the Adjusting Favorable Deity
The Authentic Theory of Destiny Based on Structural Patterns
Encyclopedia of Destiny
Origins of Zi Ping Shu
The First of the Classics, The Source of the Great Dao
Divine by numbers, interpret by images.
Di Zuo Starlight: The Twelve Houses
Use coins instead of yarrow stalks; six lines for divination.
The origin of Feng Shui lies in harnessing vital energy.
Guo Pu's Burial Classic: The Authentic School of Feng Shui
Yang Gong's Hanlong: Locating Dragons and Selecting Burial Sites
The Ancestor of Physiognomy: Observing Form and Countenance
Comprehensive Physiognomy: Bone Structure, Qi, and Color Analysis
Palm and Foot Reading: General Overview of Physique
Taiqing Shenjian: The Subtle Art of Physiognomy
Wandering Beyond: The Ultimate Wisdom of Daoism
Analysis of Famous Figures' Destiny Charts Through the Ages
Purple Star Charts of Famous Figures Throughout History
Dragon's Lair, Sand, Water, and Direction: The Five Key Principles of Feng Shui
Master Stove, The Three Essentials of Yang Dwelling
Zeng Guofan's Method of Judging People: The Harmony of Strength and Softness in the Spirit and Bone
The Secret Teachings of Mr. Liu Zhuang's Physiognomy
Classic Source Introduction
I Ching
The I Ching (Book of Changes) is one of China's oldest classics, revered as the foremost of all canonical texts. It includes commentaries on the sixty-four hexagrams, lines, and the Ten Wings, encompassing the laws of change governing heaven, humanity, and earth. It serves as the theoretical foundation for divination, feng shui, and destiny studies.
Ditian Sui
Written by Liu Bowen of the Ming Dynasty, this work is regarded as the supreme classic of Bazi (Four Pillars) fortune-telling. It articulates the core principles of Bazi analysis through concise fu poetry. The version annotated by Ren Tieqiao is particularly authoritative, offering profound insights into Useful Gods, structural patterns, and strength dynamics.
Zi Ping Zhen Quan
Original work by Shen Xiaozhan of the Qing Dynasty, with commentary by Xu Lewu. A systematic treatise on pattern theory, this foundational text of the Zi Ping destiny school's pattern school elaborates in detail on core concepts such as the Eight Patterns, Useful Gods, and success/failure with remedies.
Quntong Baojian
Also known as "Lanjiang Wang," this work focuses on selecting the useful god (Yong Shen) for the ten Heavenly Stems born in each of the twelve lunar months. Centered on temperature adjustment (Tiao Hou), it is the definitive masterpiece of Tiao Hou theory.
Tongren Tongsui
A comprehensive encyclopedia of fortune-telling authored by Wan Minying of the Ming Dynasty. It compiles numerous prognostic aphorisms, poetic verses, and discussions on divine influences, serving as a key reference for studying traditional Chinese metaphysics.
Plum Blossom Numerology
A divination method created by Shao Yong of the Song Dynasty, based on the numbers of the Pre-Heaven Eight Trigrams. It casts hexagrams using symbols such as time, direction, and sound from all phenomena—flexible, versatile, and highly accurate in predictions.
Zi Wei Dou Shu
A key branch of traditional Chinese metaphysics, it arranges the twelve palaces based on birth time and analyzes life destiny through combinations of main stars, auxiliary stars, and the Four Transformations. Alongside BaZi (Eight Characters), it forms one of the two major systems of Chinese fate analysis.
Six Lines
Also known as the Na Jia divination method, it is a traditional technique for predicting specific events. It uses six lines obtained by casting six copper coins as its foundation, combined with Heavenly Stems and Earthly Branches, Six Relations, and Six Spirits to interpret the hexagram.
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