Difficulties in Learning BaZi

Learning to analyse a BaZi chart can both be fun and tormenting at the same time. It is fun after you managed to decode the analysis using methods that can be applied consistently. It is tormenting to get to the part where you can apply the methods consistently.

The issue faced by all beginners is “Where do I start?”. Many times beginners looked at the chart and the chart looked back at them. How do I move from here?

There are many methods being taught in the market today. Most of the methods are based on images or pictorials to assist learners in decoding the chart. For example, Forest fire, candle light, huge tree, small plants, etc. The problem with this method is not many people can look at the same image and convey the same message. Each one of us are different in our outlook of life and our experiences will see things differently. As for beginners, it is even more difficult to learn because they simply do not know where to begin.

Before I begin to discuss the methods that can be use by beginners effectively , I would like to hear from you, your difficulties in the process of learning BaZi analysis.

What do you think can help you learn BaZi analysis faster and easier?

What kind of problems you encounter during the process of learning to read a BaZi chart? What did you do to overcome the problems?

Any other inputs that you want to discuss about learning BaZi.

Francis M. Lim

Selection comes first

There has been numerous occasions when client comes to us seeking for help after they have selected and completed the construction/renovation of their land/properties/offices/retail shops . This happens when their situation gotten from good to bad to worst in their life experiences, be it business, relationships, health, etc.

Property selection is the most important activity that one must embark on before anything else to follow. This is to ensure that the property is located in a “productive” surrounding and with the ability to harness auspicious Qi . If the surrounding area is not optimal, our advise is to look for a better place.

We want to start on a right footing. Of course, changes can still be done post-construction. But wouldn’t it be better if we can minimise the changes, changes that are usually costly, by getting a good property first?

Always keep in mind…Selection comes first.