Chinese Metaphysics, as the name implies, was created in ancient China thousands of years ago. It can be traced as far back to the Yellow Emperor Huang Di (2698 BC–2598 BC).

Where the CEO of today’s modern world has their advisors and committee members in running their conglomerate, the Emperors of ancient China have their Imperial Astronomers helping in running their empires. These Imperial Astronomers act as strategists to their Emperor and they analyze the stars and heaven to obtain the perfect timing and opportunities for actions.

The below is a very simplified overview.

Chinese Metaphysics or Astrology is founded on the concept of duality Yin & Yang, which is two opposing forces that also compliment each other. Through Yin and Yang interaction, we maintain balance and a state of equilibrium

• The Yin are the night, darkness, cold, hidden, introvert, passive, and gentle
• The Yang are the day, bright, warmth, visible, extrovert, active and aggressive.

From the Yin and Yang concept, we get the Five Arts of Chinese Metaphysics. The Five Arts are Destiny, Medical, Spiritual, Physiognomy, and Divination.

Divination technique Yi Jing come from the oldest Chinese classical text Book of Changes which gives way to the rest of the more famous techniques like Bazi, Feng Shui and Qi Men Dun Jia.

In relation, the Sages of old also derives the Cosmic Trinity – Heaven, Earth, Man. Each of these three elements have 1/3 influence over each of our life:

• Heaven (Tian) represents the energy of the universe
• Earth (Di) represents the energy on the ground we live
• Man (Ren) represents our free will and decisions we take as human beings

Chinese Astrologers were able to advise their Emperors by deciphering the energy of the Cosmic Trinity. They created 3 Chinese Metaphysics tools as a result:

• Bazi or the Four Pillars of Destiny was designed to read the Heaven (Tian) element
• Feng Shui was created to manipulate the Qi on Earth (Di)
• Qi Men Dun Jia was created to assist in decision making by Man (Ren)

Bazi can help us to understand our capabilities and capacity or even use it as a diagnostic tool to troubleshoot our life.

Feng Shui allows us to take advantage of the earthly Qi energy around us to boost our capacity or somewhat remedy our shortcomings from our Bazi.

Qi Men Dun Jia give us a method to make better decisions to improve our life.

Simply, its a time tested technique that works but only when applied correctly. Here’s how Chinese Metaphysics can transform your life:

• Understand your full potential and maximize it – your talents, skill sets, strengths and weaknesses through Bazi
• By setting up your home and office in an optimal manner for Qi flow, you gain advantage and opportunities in life with Feng Shui
• Right place, right time, right actions – these are insights available by using Qi Men Dun Jia

Bear in mind, Chinese Metaphysics are not fortune telling nor divination tools. The future is not yet determined, you are accountable for your own future. That is why the Man factor is 1/3 of our life, because we have the free will to decide what’ s best for us.