Fortune

Seven readings, each already worked out for today.

Three tarot cards face down, the middle one caught mid-turn I 1 min Start here Tarot Your three cards for today, already dealt. See today’s cards

The other tables

  1. A figure falling through empty space II 1 min Dreams What last night’s dream was about
  2. Five dials in a row, their needles at different angles III 2 min Five Systems What today is, to five calendars
  3. A divided chart wheel IV 1 min Birth Chart Today by four systems, then your own
  4. A balance scale V 1 min Names Your name against today’s number
  5. Four upright pillars VI 2 min Bazi Today’s pillar, then your own four
  6. A six-line hexagram figure VII 1 min I Ching Your hexagram for today, already cast
What these tables are, and are not

Every figure here is arithmetic.

A sun sign is a date range. A life path number is a sum of digits. A day pillar is a count of days. All of it can be repeated by hand, and each page shows how. What the figures are supposed to mean is a tradition’s claim — we report it, we do not vouch for it.

Where a system needs more than a birthday, we say so.

A rising sign and the twelve Zi Wei palaces need exact coordinates, not a date and a guess. Those are left out and named as left out. A chart that never admits a gap has none because it filled them in for you.

Nothing you type is sent anywhere.

Birthdays, birth times and names are computed by JavaScript on the page in front of you — not uploaded, not stored. The privacy page lists the handful of things that are recorded.

Two of these systems are the same sum.

Western numerology, the Pythagorean letter table and the tarot birth card all reduce a number the same way, so they agree by construction. Worth knowing before you read agreement between two systems as evidence.