Chinese Divination Methods: Kau Cim, I Ching, BaZi
Compare Kau Cim, Jiaobei, I Ching, BaZi, Zi Wei Dou Shu, and Mian Xiang: what each Chinese divination method answers and which one fits your question.
Updated 2026-07-09
Reading guides
A fortune stick is not a prediction — it is a mirror that focuses a vague question.
Plain-language guides for all 100 Wong Tai Sin fortune sticks (kau chim), jiaobei moon blocks, drawing rituals, sign grades, and reading by topic — love, career, health, family.
Compare Kau Cim, Jiaobei, I Ching, BaZi, Zi Wei Dou Shu, and Mian Xiang: what each Chinese divination method answers and which one fits your question.
Updated 2026-07-09
See which Chinese zodiac signs do not get along, the six clash pairs, and when to use the full 78-pair matrix or birth-chart compatibility.
Updated 2026-07-09
Guanyin lots are Buddhist and contemplative; Wong Tai Sin uses 100 graded sticks for practical questions. Compare origins, stick counts, tone, and use cases.
Updated 2026-07-06
A practical guide to feng shui bed placement: the command position, bed facing the door, a window behind the headboard, beams, and small rooms.
Updated 2026-07-04
A practical guide to feng shui bedroom colors. The palettes that calm the nervous system, which colors to use carefully, and why layout matters more.
Updated 2026-07-04
How to lay out a bedroom using Form School feng shui: bed command position, mirror placement, desk direction, and a one-hour weekend fix. No birth chart needed.
Updated 2026-07-04
Plain-language guides to all 100 sticks, the 5 grades, drawing process, and reading by topic — love, career, health, family.
Kau cim history and origin, comparisons with tarot, I Ching, and the broader Chinese divination tradition.
How to read the lines, mounts, and shape of your palm — the life, heart, head, fate, and marriage lines, Chinese palmistry, and what AI palm reading can and cannot do.
Lunar New Year, the zodiac cycle, deity biographies, temple visits, and the cultural context around fortune-telling in Hong Kong, Taiwan, and the diaspora.
The matchmaker god, the red thread of fate, soulmate concepts, and Chinese love compatibility traditions.
Practical Form School room layout: bed and desk placement, mirrors, flow, and how to read your own room from one photo.
How moon blocks (聖杯/笑杯/陰杯) work as the confirmation step before a stick is kept.
The historical figures and classical stories embedded in individual fortune sticks — Jiang Ziya, the patient fisherman, and others.