How can a practitioner know so much about one person by just analysing the “eight characters”? To recap for our returning readers and to introduce to our new readers, everyone has a unique natal chart or Bazi Destiny Chart. This chart succinctly encapsulates a wealth of information about ourselves, which describes our character, nature and …
Before I introduce you to some concepts of the natal chart or Bazi destiny chart…. To get this unique natal chart, you need to: Step 1: Log in to https://bazibz.masteryacademy.com/ Step 2: Enter your details. If you do not know the time of birth, check the “Time of Birth Unknown”. Step 3: Save the comprehensive …
Every year in the weeks leading up to Chinese New Year, many shopping centres in Singapore would put up exhibits of the annual forecasting of the twelve animals of the Chinese zodiac. These exhibits would usually draw crowds of people who are curious to learn about their prospects for love, wealth and health, forecasted according …
You might have heard or seen this symbol above – two swirls, one white (阳) and one black (阴), and a dot of opposite colour on each side. It is better known as the yin-yang (阴-阳)symbol. This symbol can (literally) be translated to this notion “to seek the light within the dark, and recognise the …
氣 气 Qi in Traditional Chinese Qi in Simplified Chinese (氣,气, Qi: Pronounced as “chee”) Google translation of Qi: Air? Vital energy? Energy of Life? If you are aware of some concepts used in traditional Chinese medicine (TCM), you are likely to have heard of this term: Qi . It is an oft-used concept in …
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Chinese Metaphysics is a branch from the ancient Chinese Philosophy. This study can be defined as “ the love of wisdom” or “an activity people undertake when they seek to understand fundamental truths about themselves, the world in which they live, and their relationships to the world and to each other ”(1). With the profundity …
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Chinese metaphysics can be divided into five main subjects of study or five Arts (五术 wu shu). They are the Mountain 山 (shan), Medicine 医 (yi), Life 命 (ming), Divination 扑 (pu), Physiognomy 相 (xiang). The principles of the five Arts work around the concept of balance, yin 阴 and yang 阳, and the five …