Red indicates the Qi is firm, moving, and favorable to activity. Black indicates the Qi is soft, still, and favorable to inactivity.
Each date shows its Day Officer and rating. Start with the dayโs suitable activities, then choose a supportive hour. Scale: 1 = most favorable to action; 5 = most adverse.
Still Qi supports rest; activity guidance remains specific to your task. Outlined ink dots remain visible on dark backgrounds. The five-point scale summarizes the Officerโs general character; individual activities can differ.
Hourly dots translate the existing ratings: best โ two red, good โ one red, caution โ one ink, avoid โ two ink. Bright hours support important work; still hours support rest and recuperation.
The 12 Day Officers follow Establish, Remove, Full, Balance, Stable, Initiate, Destruction, Danger, Success, Receive, Open, and Close. The assignment uses the dayโs Earthly Branch relative to the solar monthโs branch. An Officer repeats on a solar-month change date.
Solar months change on the China (UTC+8) civil date of the twelve month-opening solar terms. Your selected calendar date sets the day pillar; the optional 11 PM switch applies to live readings.
Hourly spirits depend on the day branch and the two-hour branch. Choose a day suitable for your activity first, then use its hourly ratings. Activity restrictions and personal clashes remain relevant.
Your saved sign appears automatically. Changes update harmony and clash days immediately. Birth details are optional for animal-sign guidance.