Divination guide
Saju, tarot, astrology, I Ching, Ziwei Dousu — and our own agreement score. Plain-language explainers of what each tradition is and how it is read.
Saju (사주 / 四柱), Korea’s Four Pillars of Destiny, reads a person from their year, month, day, and hour of birth using Heavenly Stems, Earthly Branches, and the five elements. A calm, accurate guide.
Read →A clear guide to how tarot works: 78 cards, the Major and Minor Arcana, four suits, upright and reversed meanings, and how a spread is read. Plus how CrossFates makes tarot deterministic.
Read →Sun sign versus full natal chart, the twelve signs, planets, houses, and transits explained clearly. Plus how CrossFates uses real astronomical calculation for your daily reading.
Read →The I Ching (주역 / 周易), the Book of Changes, reads the patterns of change through yin-yang lines, the eight trigrams, and 64 hexagrams. A clear guide to the oldest Chinese classic.
Read →Ziwei Dousu (자미두수 / 紫微斗數), Purple Star Astrology, places stars across twelve palaces to read a life. Learn its emperor star, major and minor stars, and how it differs from saju.
Read →The agreement score is the heart of CrossFates: five Eastern and Western divination traditions read the same person and day independently, and we measure, as a percentage, how much they agree.
Read →Tojeong Bigyeol (토정비결), Korea’s New Year fortune classic consulted by millions each lunar new year. Learn its 144 verses, lunar-calendar basis, and its history tied to Yi Ji-ham.
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