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Chinese metaphysics overview
A strategic framework for navigating life through timing, environment, and personal energy
Using BaZi, Feng Shui, Qi Men Dun Jia, and Date Selection, it transforms ancient wisdom into practical guidance for modern decisions

What is Chinese Metaphysics?

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Chinese Metaphysics is an ancient philosophy that explores how the universe is working – similar to Physics, but broader, including the relationship between humans and the universe. A fundamental concept is that of the Cosmic Trinity, where the Human Realm makes the connection between Heaven Realm and Earth Realm. Chinese Metaphysics has many arts that give insights into these three realms, which can be used to guide our decisions and time our actions to align with favorable energies, thus making it easier to be successful. 

  • The Heaven realm has to do with cosmic energies, and determine your personality, talents, natural tendencies, and luck overall

  • The Earth realm has to do with the energies of the external and internal environment - the terrain, your house and office

  • The Human realm has to do with our actions, which stem from our decisions, and makes the connection between Heaven & Earth.

And here is how these arts, which I specialize in, fit in the 5 core branches of Chinese Metaphysics:

  • The Alchemy of Immortals: Mountain (Shān, 山) 

    • Spirituality/Energy Cultivation/Qigong (氣功), Martial Arts (武術)

  • The Art of Healing: Medicine (Yi, 醫)

    • Chinese Medicine (中醫), Qigong (氣功)

  • The Art of Fate: Life (Ming, 命)

    • Chinese Astrology/ BaZi (八字), ZiWei DoShu (紫微斗數)

  • The Art of Divination (Bǔ,卜)

    • Yi Jing (易經), Qimen DunJia (奇門遁甲)

  • The Art of Physiognomy (Xiàng, 相)

    • Feng Shui (風水), Face Reading (面相), Palm Reading (手相)​

The Chinese Metaphysics philosophy, including these arts, can be viewed through the lens of Yin and Yang, and the interaction of the 5 elements of Wood, Fire, Earth, Metal, and Water, and is captured in the figure below, called Bagua.

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