BaZi (Four Pillars of Destiny), the I Ching and Korean folk fortunes side by side with Western astrology, tarot and numerology. Enter your birth date once and see East and West together.
This page shows love luck year by year, read from when your spouse stars appear in the yearly pillars, when the year’s branch combines with or clashes against your spouse palace, and when Peach Blossom, the traditional star of attraction, comes round.
For each coming year, Fate Hall finds the Ten Gods of the year’s stem and branch for your Day Master, checks the year’s branch against your day branch for combinations and clashes, and looks for your Peach Blossom branch. Each year gets a score and a short note.
Years that score well are traditionally seen as good for meeting people or deepening a relationship; lower ones as years to take things slowly. Real relationships depend on people, not on calendars.
Why does the timeline use the Beginning of Spring? BaZi years start at the Beginning of Spring, around February 4, so a "year" here runs from early February to early February. A January event belongs to the previous BaZi year.