Enter your birth details
Use the local date, clock time and birthplace coordinates.
Ancient framework · clear English context
Create a free chart, see your Four Pillars and Five Phase balance, then use the report to reflect on strengths, relationships and life timing—without fatalistic claims.
START HERE
No long introduction required. Begin with your birth details and read the result in plain English.
Use the local date, clock time and birthplace coordinates.
See the Four Pillars, Five Phases, timing cycles and Zi Wei palace map.
Start with strengths, relationships, current timing or your next practical step.
YOUR CHART
Enter the local date and clock time shown at the birthplace. Use the UTC offset that applied on that date, including daylight saving time where relevant.
YOUR REFLECTION MAP
Each pillar pairs a Heavenly Stem with an Earthly Branch. The Day pillar provides the chart’s main reference point.
Da Yun cycles describe changing emphasis. They are context for reflection—not a schedule of guaranteed events.
READ WITH PURPOSE
The chart describes a symbolic structure. These prompts help turn that structure into focused reflection.
Notice recurring strengths, working styles and environments that support your energy.
Explore strengths →Read changing cycle themes as context for pacing, priorities and realistic choices.
Explore timing →Use the symbolic roles to reflect on communication, expectations and boundaries.
Explore relationships →Translate a broad insight into one grounded experiment, conversation or decision.
Explore next steps →A CULTURAL LENS
BaZi uses the year, month, day and hour of birth to describe relationships among time, season and the Five Phases. We keep the traditional calculations while replacing literal or alarming translations with practical cultural context.