Qi Men Dun Jia with Dougles Chan

Global Qi Men Dun Jia educator and lineage founder from Singapore, dedicated to making ancient Chinese strategic wisdom practical, accessible and relevant to modern life and business.

QMDJ Lesson 3 recap

In lesson three, the key concepts covered were:

Aching Definitions and Patterns: There are four important pattern symbols to consider when interpreting charts.

Funing Chart: This is a situation where the day stamp in the chart matches both the heaven and earth plates. It indicates a slow, painful process that could lead to sadness, hurt, or suffering. If venturing into a new field, progress will be slow and difficult.

Opposite Funing Chart: When the day stamp contrasts with the opposite box, the process will be fast, uncertain, and constantly changing.

Horse: Represents instability or the idea of someone running away, often suggesting an overseas situation.

Zero in the Chart: A zero in two specific boxes indicates emptiness or weak energy (20-30%). The opposite box should be checked for a stronger energy (70-80%) to find the solution.

These points highlight the importance of chart patterns and energy analysis in determining the outcome of situations.

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