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Chinese metaphysics guides

Start with clear, careful guides that explain the tradition, the practical use case, and the limits of each method.

Choose a useful path

Match the guide to the decision you actually need to make

The library is deliberately small during editorial review. Use the problem, evidence, and decision stage to choose a guide instead of treating every traditional rule as equally relevant.

1. Start with the real problem

Use the BaZi guides for calendar assumptions and chart structure; use home or office guides for a space you can inspect. Safety, moisture, structure, electricity, consent, and professional obligations always take priority over a traditional preference.

2. Read method before recommendation

Open the topic overview first, then the guide that matches the room, input, or decision. Check what information is required and which branch of the method is being used before trying a checklist or calculator.

3. Keep a record and test one change

Write down the starting condition, one low-risk action, and a review date. Retain counterexamples, stop when cost or risk increases, and use observable results rather than a favourable phrase as the reason to keep a change.

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