Fatequery – Cast BaZi, Zi Wei, or a hexagram, then read your question

Zi Wei and BaZi restore the historical timezone of the birthplace. Synastry compares the two charts. Liu Yao and Meihua cast from the question you just wrote. Palaces, Ten Gods, lines, and the body-use pair stay on the chart so each one can be checked.

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Fixed rules cast the chart or hexagram first. The reading then explains only what is already on it, against the question you asked.

Zi Wei and BaZi use the historical timezone of the birthplace. Synastry sets the two charts side by side. Liu Yao and Meihua cast from the question you just wrote.

The explanation stays with work, a relationship, or one matter already underway, and only with the palaces, Ten Gods, lines, and body-use pair already on the chart.

Every field remains on the chart so it can be checked. After the cast, you can keep asking about the same chart.

Restore the time at the birthplace, then list the four pillars, ten gods, and decade cycles.

The birth hour sets the Life Palace. Major stars and the four transformations land on the chart.

Compare two Zi Wei charts

What Zi Wei Dou Shu is

Write the question first, then see which line the focal sign falls on.

Split the numbers into the body and use trigrams, then read the moving line.

No appointment, and no waiting for a reader to be free. Work, a relationship, or one matter already underway can be written down as soon as you want an answer.

A sitting is short, and part of the matter gets left out. AI fortune-telling lets you write who is involved, which matter, and what you want to judge. The answer stays with that sentence instead of drifting into small talk.

A face-to-face reading shifts with the day’s mood, the room, and the way the conversation is spoken. AI fortune-telling answers the details and the question you submitted. The same input does not turn into a different reading because the tone of voice changed.

What you get is text you can read again. You do not have to reconstruct the last sentence from memory. You can also keep asking along the same question.

You do not have to master the technical vocabulary first, and you do not have to say a private matter out loud to a stranger. Someone who wants to understand themselves, a relationship, or one matter can start by writing the question.

AI fortune-telling on fatequery means the chart is cast first, and the reading comes after. Casting follows fixed rules: the same input produces the same chart again. The AI turns the fields already on that chart into a reading of the question you wrote. It does not open a second chart, and it does not change the stems and branches, palaces, or lines already cast.

BaZi uses a birth date, a clock time, and a birthplace. The year pillar changes at Start of Spring, the month pillar follows the solar terms, and the day changes at 23:00 by default. The chart lists the four pillars, the Ten Gods, the hidden stems, and the decade cycles. The timezone is the historical timezone of the birthplace, daylight saving included. If the hour is uncertain, do not invent one. Without an hour pillar, stay with the year, month, and day.

Zi Wei Dou Shu uses the same kind of birth details. The birth hour sets the Life Palace. Major stars and the four transformations are placed on the twelve palaces by the stated star rules. An unknown hour does not make the Life Palace certain. A match sets two people’s charts side by side. A BaZi match compares year branches, day branches, day masters, Ten Gods, and the elements. A Zi Wei comparison compares palace mirrors and shared transformations. Neither gives a score, and neither turns a clash into a fixed parting.

Liu Yao and Meihua do not use a birth time. Liu Yao starts from the one matter you write down, then looks at which line the focal sign falls on. Meihua uses the clock time frozen with the question, or three positive integers, to set the upper trigram, the lower trigram, and the moving line, then the original, nuclear, and changed hexagrams and the body-use pair. In a three-number cast, the lunar month does not move the line. It only marks whether body and use are flourishing, supported, resting, trapped, or exhausted that month.

So the AI reading stops at the layer the chart has already calculated. It can speak to work, a relationship, or one matter already underway, and each sentence has to point back at a palace, a Ten God, a line, or the body-use pair. It does not forecast a specific sum of money, and it does not replace a medical, legal, or financial decision. After this cast, the chart stays on the page, and you can keep asking about the same one.

The chart comes first. Zi Wei and BaZi are cast from your birth details. Liu Yao and Meihua are cast from the one matter you just wrote down. The AI explains only the palaces, Ten Gods, lines, or body-use pair already on that chart. It does not invent a second chart.

Both start from birth details, and they read different grids. For the four pillars, the Ten Gods, and the decade cycles, use the BaZi chart. For the Life Palace, the twelve palaces, and the four transformations, use the Zi Wei chart.

No. Liu Yao and Meihua do not use a birth time. Write the one matter first. Liu Yao looks at which line the focal sign falls on. Meihua looks at the original hexagram, body and use, and the moving line. A birth date, clock time, and birthplace are for BaZi and Zi Wei.

Each person needs a birth date, a clock time, and a birthplace. A BaZi match compares the four pillars, the day masters, and the elements. A Zi Wei comparison compares the twelve palaces and the four transformations. Neither chart gives a score, and neither tells you whether the two of you should stay together.

Do not guess an hour and type it in. Without the hour pillar, a BaZi reading stays with the year, month, and day. In Zi Wei the Life Palace is set by the hour, so an unknown hour does not make that palace certain. If the question is one matter happening now, use Liu Yao or Meihua instead. Those two do not ask for a birth time.

Yes. The chart or hexagram stays on the page. Later questions stay with the fields already calculated. Asking again does not change the stems and branches, palaces, or lines that were cast.

No. This is one traditional way of reading the fields on a chart. It does not replace a medical, legal, or financial decision.