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One question,
several ways of seeing it.

Write one concrete question. Tarot, Meihua, Da Liu Ren, Bazi and Zi Wei each cast for it on their own, and the sheet shows where they agree and where they differ.

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How a reading comes about

  1. Write one concrete question

    A decision you keep turning over, in your own words. The question is the title of the sheet.

  2. The rules cast the chart first

    Cards, hexagram, plate or birth chart are drawn once by fixed rules and never change afterwards.

  3. The reading, and the second system

    The reading answers from the chart. Add another system and it is written again across both, with a scale for where they agree and where they differ.

Five systems, one question

Each one reads the same question from its own angle. Start with whichever asks the least of you, then add another.

Agreement and difference

Add a second system to the same question and the reading is rewritten as one answer, with a scale for each part of your question showing where the two agree and differ. It costs nothing extra.

Should I take the job that means moving to another city?

Start

Tarot, three cards

  • Past · Eight of Cups: You have been leaving something for a while, without saying it out loud.
  • Present · Two of Wands: Standing in the doorway looking out. You already have what this move asks for.
  • Next: Live there for three days before you decide, and keep wanting it apart from being able to do it.

Meihua, cast from numbers

  • Gradual Progress becoming Contemplation: Go, but in step. Not in one leap.
  • Body and use in accord: The situation is working with you. Most of the resistance is on your side.
  • Next: Give yourself a quarter to cross over, and move in two stages.

Where the two lenses agree and differ: Both say you can go, and both say do not rush. Tarot reads the part of you that has already left. Meihua reads timing and pace. They differ on how fast: tarot says go and feel it first, meihua says fix the dates first.

Questions people ask

Why read one question with two systems?

One system gives you one angle. Two show you where the angles overlap, which is worth more trust, and where they pull apart, which is the part you have to think through yourself. That is the whole point of the reading.

Is there a free reading?

Yes. Every conversation starts with a short reading for free, then a second system rewrites the reading, then one follow-up. Three replies in all, no card needed.

Does a chart on its own cost anything?

No. Drawing cards, casting a hexagram or building a birth chart is free and needs no account. The report shows the chart, the calculation basis and the fixed notes that need no AI.

What does USD 9.99 buy?

One complete reading of your question with every system you have added, plus five more replies for follow-up questions or for adding another system. It belongs to that one conversation.

What if a reply never arrives?

It is not counted. Only a reply that reaches you spends anything; failed or stalled ones are put back.

What is the refund rule?

A complete reading that was never delivered is refunded in full. Once it has been delivered it is not refunded, but the remaining replies stay yours.

Why is my chart different from another app?

Schools and conventions differ: calendar, true solar time, the day boundary, the way a hexagram is cast. Every chart here shows the basis it was built on, so you can compare.

Do you keep my birth details?

Birth details are used only to build the chart. Without an account the chart is cleared after seven days. Nothing about your question or your birth goes into analytics.

How long does an anonymous reading stay?

Seven days, in this browser. Sign in to keep a reading and find it later under My readings.

Is this professional advice?

No. A reading is one more perspective on your question. It cannot know the future and does not replace medical, legal, financial or crisis help.

Which languages are supported?

Chinese, English, Japanese and Korean, each with its own home page. The reading is written in the language you asked in.

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The first reading is free, and so is the second system.

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