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Masters · Case Studies · Metaphysics · Service Guide
The AIMing metaphysics article library: systematic guides to BaZi, Zi Wei Dou Shu, tarot, feng shui, palm and face reading, dream interpretation, and other Eastern wisdom traditions. Every article is written and reviewed by metaphysics researchers, grounding classical texts in a modern perspective — beginner-friendly walkthroughs alongside deep dives for advanced readers. Updated regularly, covering love, career, wealth and health.
AI fortune telling has arrived. This guide looks at how AI reads BaZi charts, where it beats human readers and where it falls short, and what a modern AI metaphysics platform actually does.
A Chinese name is chosen, not just given: it carries family hopes, cultural memory and — in traditional thinking — a quiet influence on the child's path. This guide walks through the main naming schools: five-element characters, the five-grid stroke system, sound and tone, and the taboos to avoid, with worked readings of famous names.
True solar time measures the sun's actual position over your birthplace, not the clock on the wall — and it can change your BaZi hour pillar, or even your day pillar. Here is why the correction matters, how to calculate it by hand, and how to get a corrected chart free.
Wood, Fire, Earth, Metal and Water: what the five elements (Wu Xing) are, how the generating and overcoming cycles work, and how the tradition reads personality, health and BaZi through them. A grounded, practical guide for everyday life.
BaZi, the Chinese Four Pillars of Destiny, reads the eight characters of your birth moment as a map of temperament and life rhythm. This beginner's guide covers the four pillars, the Heavenly Stems and Earthly Branches, the five elements and the Ten Gods — and how to read your first chart.
Liu, 35, a Beijing-based AI founder, weighed a buyout offer at the exact moment his BaZi luck cycle changed. This illustrative case study walks through his four pillars, the decade he was entering, and why the reading pointed him toward independence.
Born in Hong Kong in 1956 and trained on Japan's Mount Koya, Li Juming wrote more than 100 feng shui and BaZi books and coined the term "Tantric Feng Shui." Here is who he is, what his system says, and what you can take from it.
Kenji, a 28-year-old Tokyo engineer, felt stuck: strong at his craft, unsure how to move up. This illustrated, anonymized case study walks through his BaZi chart pillar by pillar — and what changed after he acted on the reading.
Metaphysics is not vague assertion but a thousand-year-old observation system: Heavenly Stems and Earthly Branches record time, the Five Elements describe relationships, and the Ten Gods map human bonds. Articles in this section start from basic chart-casting methods and progress to practical topics like marriage matching, date selection and feng shui layout. Whether you are simply curious or studying systematically, there is a clear reading path for you.
Articles are written by the AIMing editorial team; credited authors are platform-certified metaphysics researchers. Classical-text citations note their sources and every article passes internal review before publishing.
We publish 1-3 articles a week covering solar terms, zodiac fortunes and trending metaphysics topics. You can also ask any metaphysics question directly in the AIMing AI chat.
Start with the "What is BaZi" and chart-casting basics articles, then generate your own chart with the free AIMing chart tool and study alongside it — the AI explains every part of your chart.