Four checks for an AI reading's classical citations
Check the source, original wording, stated conditions and current chart or case. Keep verifiable facts separate from interpretation.
Explore the tradition
Guides, perspectives and original sources. Explore the ideas behind a reading, then return to your chart.
Why a single sentence from a classic needs context
Keep the work, chapter, surrounding passage and conditions together. A matching keyword does not establish that a passage applies to a chart.
After casting: check the Liu Yao record before the reading
Verify the method, time, original hexagram and moving lines. Distinguish deterministic calculations, classical material and AI interpretation.
A first Liu Yao question: one matter at a time
Define one matter, its background and a time scope before a six-line divination discussion. Keep facts separate from hopes.
Compatibility follow-ups: keep A and B clear
Label each partner's chart facts and distinguish them from relationship inferences. Check ownership when restoring a conversation or changing partners.
Starting a compatibility reading: define both people and the question
Keep A and B separate, describe the relationship and ask a specific question. A compatibility reading should not reduce a relationship to a score.
Why can the same chart receive different readings?
Compare input, calculation settings, time scope and source conditions before comparing conclusions from different readings.
How to ask a focused career question
Give a career question context and a time scope, then ask the AI to distinguish chart facts, sources and uncertainty.
Reading a Zi Wei chart: facts, interpretation and judgment
Separate calculated chart facts, traditional explanations and real-life judgments. Learn how to check a reading's evidence.
Your first Zi Wei chart: a birth-data checklist
Check the birth date, local time, birthplace and time settings before reading a Zi Wei Dou Shu chart. Keep uncertainty visible.