Yourself
FREEYour element, animal sign and Kua number, your four best directions, and which colors to wear and when.
WISDOM YOU CAN CHECK
See yourself. See your people.
Start with a birth date. We read it through the methods behind feng shui, the five elements and the Chinese almanac: what you are like, which directions and days work for you, and how you get along with each person in your life.
Start with your birth dateFree · about a minute · no account needed
- Gets along easily
- Needs more effort
- Dotted: no shared good direction
Each circle is colored by that person's element
- Wood
- Fire
- Earth
- Metal
- Water
HOW IT WORKS
From one date to a picture of you and your people.
1Your birth date
Day, month and year. One of the methods reads men and women born in the same year differently, so it also asks whether you are male or female.
2Your chart
Your element, your animal sign and your Kua number (a number set by your birth year and sex), your four best directions for a desk or a bed, and the colors that support you. Each one says what it is for.
3Your people
Add the people in your life and every pair is read: which pairs get along easily, which need more effort, and what to do about it. You can also invite someone to enter their own birth date, and it is added only if they agree.
WHAT YOU'LL SEE
Four things a birth date can show you.
Your people
SUBSCRIPTIONThe people in your life, drawn as a web. Every pair is read in up to seven ways, and the easiest and the hardest pairs are both named, not only the flattering ones.
Your days
TODAY: FREEMONTH: SUBSCRIPTIONThe Chinese almanac for today, and every day of the month checked against your animal sign: which days suit signing a contract, moving house or opening a business, and which clash with you.
Your spaces
FREEWhich part of a home or a shop favors money, which favors rest and which to leave undisturbed: its Flying Star chart, worked out from the direction it faces and the year it was built.
THE TAROT
Or ask the cards.
A different tradition from the readings above: the 78-card Rider-Waite deck, each card read in plain words from the meanings A. E. Waite himself gave it. You need no birth date and no account: ask a question, shuffle, and turn the cards over.
3 free draws a day.
WHY TRUST IT
Every reading names where it comes from.
Traced to the classics
Each method comes from a named classical text. The Learn section shows which, and where two of them disagree.
No scores
A number would claim a precision none of these traditions offer, so you get readings and their reasons instead.
Honest about limits
Where the details are not enough to be precise, such as a facing near a boundary or a birth hour nobody recorded, the reading says so rather than guessing.
Start with yourself. It's free.Start with yourself.
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Where these answers come from
Long-form pieces on the systems above, and shorter notes on everyday practice.
THE INDIVIDUAL
Personal Feng Shui: Aligning Your Own Energy
Before feng shui is applied to a house or a company, it starts with the person standing inside it. Personal feng shui is the study of how your own birth data, habits, and immediate surroundings — a desk, a bag, a bedroom corner — either support or drain your energy.
THE HOUSEHOLDHome & Family Feng Shui: The House as a Living System
A house is not a static container — in feng shui terms, it behaves like a body, with a mouth, circulation, and organs that each need their own care. Family feng shui reads the floor plan the way a doctor reads a patient's chart: where energy enters, where it pools, and where it leaks away.