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- The 平 Day in the Twelve Establishing ValuesHow the 平 day is derived from the month and day branches, and what the almanac tradition does with it.
- The 破 Day in the Twelve Establishing ValuesHow the 破 day is derived from the month and day branches, and what the almanac tradition does with it.
- The 收 Day in the Twelve Establishing ValuesHow the 收 day is derived from the month and day branches, and what the almanac tradition does with it.
- The 危 Day in the Twelve Establishing ValuesHow the 危 day is derived from the month and day branches, and what the almanac tradition does with it.
- The 执 Day in the Twelve Establishing ValuesHow the 执 day is derived from the month and day branches, and what the almanac tradition does with it.
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- AI for Feng Shui: Tools and Limits – A Practical AssessmentExplore how AI handles feng shui analysis: floor-plan vision, element-direction matching, date selection. Know where tech works and where lived intuition still rules.
- How to Choose a Wedding Date in BaZi: A Step-by-Step GuideLearn how to select an auspicious wedding date using BaZi principles. Avoid clashes, align with your Yong Shen, and understand what a good date can and cannot do.
- Chunfen (Spring Equinox) in BaZi: Balance of Light and the Power of Emerging WoodExplore the astronomical and BaZi significance of Chunfen (Spring Equinox). Learn how this solar term marks mid-Mao month, wood stabilization, and its climate adjustment implications for your chart.
- Dashu (Major Heat): The Peak of Summer's Fire in BaZiExplore Dashu (Major Heat), the 12th solar term of the Chinese calendar, marking the apex of summer heat. Learn its astronomical anchor, BaZi month branch 未 (Earth Yin), phenology, and climate adjustment (调候) logic.
- Daxue (Major Snow) Solar Term: The Deepest Water of Winter in BaZiDaxue (Major Snow) is the 21st solar term, marking the start of the Zi (Rat) month. Learn its astronomical meaning, BaZi climate adjustment, and classical phenology.
- Dongzhi: The Rebirth of Yang at the Winter SolsticeExplore Dongzhi (Winter Solstice) in BaZi: the longest night, the peak of Water, and the first spark of Yang. Learn its calendar role, month branch (Zi), and climate adjustment implications.
- Jieqi GuyuGuyu (Grain Rain) marks the mid-辰 month when rain nourishes grain. Explore its astronomical basis, BaZi calendar role, and the 调候 implications for charts born under this solar term.
- Hanlu (Cold Dew): The Turning Point of Autumn in BaZiExplore Hanlu (Cold Dew), the 17th solar term marking deep autumn. Learn its astronomical basis, BaZi month branch Wu (戌), climate adjustment, and what it means for charts born in this period.
- Lichun (Start of Spring): Awakening the Wood Element in the BaZi CalendarExplore Lichun (Start of Spring) – the solar term that triggers the BaZi year. Learn its astronomical anchor, month branch (Yin), climate adjustment, and how it shapes those born under this energy.
- Lidong (Start of Winter): The Hibernation of Water and the Birth of StrategyExplore Lidong, the Start of Winter 节气, as it triggers the Hai month in BaZi. Learn about its astronomical anchor, month branch 亥 (Water), and climate adjustment for charts born under this cold Water season.
- Lixia: The Start of Summer and the Fire Month in BaZiDiscover the astronomical and BaZi significance of Lixia (Start of Summer), the solar term that initiates the Fire season and the Si (Snake) month. Learn its role in month-pillar switches, its five-element profile, and climate-adjustment guidance for charts born during this period.
- Xiaohan (Minor Cold): The Deepest Chill of Winter and Its BaZi SignificanceDiscover the astronomical and classical roots of Xiaohan (Minor Cold), the solar term that triggers the Chou month in BaZi. Learn about its hidden stems, climate adjustment (tiaohou), and what it means for charts born in this period.
- Xiaoshu (Minor Heat) – The Onset of Full Summer HeatXiaoshu marks the start of the hottest period in the Chinese solar calendar, triggering the Wei month in BaZi. Explore its astronomical, agricultural, and metaphysical significance.
- Xiazhi (Summer Solstice): The Peak of Yang Fire in the BaZi CalendarExplore Xiazhi (Summer Solstice), the 10th solar term. Learn its astronomical meaning, BaZi month branch 午, seasonal phenology, climate adjustment for charts, and more.
- Yushui: Rain Water Solar Term – BaZi, Mid-Spring Climate & the Wood MonthDiscover Yushui (Rain Water), the second solar term. Learn its astronomical anchor, BaZi role as mid-寅月, month branch 五行, classical phenology, birth characteristics, and 调候 implications.
- BaZi Date Selection IntroductionDate selection is not flipping a calendar to a yellow-dao auspicious day. This article walks through the actual logic — useful god as primary anchor, day master alignment, avoiding clashes — across four real scenarios: weddings, business openings, ground-breaking, moving day.