Chinese Astrology

Chinese astrology is the umbrella term for all traditional systems that use Chinese cosmology to interpret personality, destiny, timing, and compatibility. The ancient Chinese placed great emphasis on luck and fortune. This raises the question: Is there such a thing as a fixed destiny for each individual? And if so, is it possible to change one’s destiny or luck and if so, how?

Luck is often defined as “good things that happen by chance.” Some dictionaries describe it as a mysterious force that brings about fortunate—or unfortunate—events in our lives. Other interpretations include terms like serendipity, a twist of fate, or even misfortune, highlighting that luck can be both positive and negative, shaped by forces beyond our control.

While luck plays a role in life, it is not the only factor that determines your destiny. According to Chinese metaphysics, destiny is influenced by three key components: Cosmology, Feng Shui, and personal action. Together, these elements are believed to shape your life in both positive and negative ways.

One powerful tool in Chinese astrology is Ba Zi analysis, also known as the Four Pillars of Destiny. This method calculates your unique life chart using your date and time of birth. From these four pillars, a practitioner can identify the favourable and unfavourable elements that influence your life. Understanding the quality and balance of your Ba Zi elements can be highly beneficial—it empowers you to make wiser decisions, seize opportunities, and enhance your well-being, success, finances, and relationships.

A comprehensive Ba Zi analysis can provide insights into your character, strengths and weaknesses, health, career and business potential, personal Feng Shui directions, and even suitable diet and nutrition based on your elemental composition.

A skilled Ba Zi practitioner can help you understand your destiny and recommend remedial actions to avoid challenges and improve your quality of life.

For optimal guidance and alignment with changing annual energies, a yearly review of your Ba Zi chart is strongly recommended.