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1. Nature of the Content

Everything published here is educational material explaining the principles and vocabulary of BaZi, a traditional East Asian system of chart interpretation. This site does not provide readings, forecasts, or assessments of any individual.

BaZi is a cultural and philosophical tradition developed over many centuries. It has not been validated by the methods of modern science, and its predictive claims have never been demonstrated under controlled conditions. This site explains the internal logic of that tradition. It does not assert that the tradition produces accurate results.

2. Not a Substitute for Professional Advice

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We strongly encourage readers not to base consequential life decisions — marriage, separation, having children, surgery, changing jobs, investing, or relocating — on chart interpretation.

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4. Accuracy and Currency

Articles are written from sources available at the time and reviewed periodically. Errors may nonetheless remain, for reasons including:

  • BaZi has no single orthodoxy — schools and classical texts frequently disagree, and many questions have no settled answer.
  • Translation and interpretation of classical Chinese sources involve genuine scholarly dispute.
  • This material is compiled by an individual studying the subject, not by a credentialled authority, and gaps in understanding are possible.

If you find something incorrect, please write to wnmecomm@gmail.com. Corrections are made and dated.

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This site provides no readings, compatibility analysis, date selection, naming, or renaming services, whether paid or free. Sending birth details will not result in an interpretation. We do not broker, refer, or receive commission from anyone offering such services.

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