卜卦 / Divination

Divination is believed to have been invented by Fuxi and is known as the Fuxi Eight Trigrams: "From the Taiji comes Yin and Yang; Yin and Yang produce the Four Symbols; the Four Symbols produce the Eight Trigrams; the Eight Trigrams determine fortune or misfortune, giving rise to great achievements." In the Zhou Dynasty, King Wen expanded this system into the 64 hexagrams of the I Ching.

• Do not disrespect divine powers.

• Silently focus on your query before divination. One query per divination; the same question cannot be asked repeatedly in a short period.

• Maintain focus during divination. Avoid distractions such as talking, watching TV, or thinking of unrelated matters.

• Do not pause midway through the divination process and then continue later.

• Avoid suspicion, greed, or fear.

• Divination is only for predicting future events, not past ones.

The Divination Includes:

 Fortune, wealth, family, health, traits, luck, family fortune, sickness, pregnancy, children, turnover, trading, people, finding people, lost items, outings, exams, lawsuits, career, business, fame, marriage, affairs, career change, opening a business, and decision-making.