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Explore yourself through different reading traditions
There are many reading traditions, each with a different focus. Begin with one that interests you and explore them at your own pace.
- European rootsThe twelve zodiac signs and Western astrologyBeyond the familiar Sun-sign reading, there are also signs occupied by the Moon, Venus and other planets.
- Chinese rootsFour Pillars / BaZiExplore your core qualities through the symbolic qualities of nature associated with your birth day.
- Chinese rootsYour birth day's stem-and-branch pairJia-Zi, Bing-Wu and more: sixty possible birth-day pairs offer a way to explore your individual qualities.
- Chinese rootsDay Stem compatibility at a glanceFifty-five Four Pillars compatibility pairings between the Heavenly Stems of two birth days.
- European rootsTarot Minor ArcanaFifty-six cards reflecting small experiences of daily life: Wands, Cups, Swords and Pentacles.
- Bringing Eastern and Western perspectives togetherCompatibility readingsExplore ways of relating in love, friendship and work through your two birth dates.
- A cultural tradition developed in JapanBlood-type storiesA, B, O and AB: a lighthearted reading tradition to enjoy as a conversation starter.
- Originating in India, transmitted through China and developed in JapanSukuyo astrologyA tradition based on the Moon's 27 mansions, with a particular focus on relationships between people.
- Originating in China, developed in JapanNine Star KiFrom 1 White Water to 9 Purple Fire, this tradition explores the symbolic seasons of life's cycles.
- Chinese rootsZi Wei Dou ShuSometimes called the king of reading traditions, this detailed system explores life through twelve symbolic rooms.
- Ancient Greek rootsNumerologyNumbers obtained by adding your birth-date digits offer a perspective on life's themes.
- European rootsTarotA card-reading tradition offering ideas for reflecting on present feelings and the near future.
- ArticlesThe story of a calendar with Chinese rootsThe zodiac cycle and Setsubun both have Chinese calendar roots. Explore the connections between everyday life and reading traditions.
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