Cast &
Chart
Fourteen ways of asking a question, from fortune sticks to birth charts. We name the old books behind them, and we say where the trail runs out.
Cast
You draw or throw, and chance decides. The draw happens on our server, and nothing about you can change it.
- Guan Yin fortune sticks100 temple verses, confirmed with moon blocks
- Wong Tai Sin fortune sticks100 Hong Kong temple verses, confirmed with moon blocks
- Guan Di fortune sticks100 verses from the Martial Sage's temples
- Omikuji100 verses from Japanese woodblock printings
- TarotThe 78 cards of the 1909 deck
- I ChingThree coins, 64 hexagrams
- Yes or noTwo moon blocks, one question
Chart
Worked out from a birth date, a day or your own hand. What you enter stays in your browser.
- Birth chartWestern planets, signs and houses
- Vedic chartThe sidereal chart and its periods
- Four PillarsYear, month, day and hour in the Chinese calendar
- Zi Wei Dou ShuThe twelve-palace star chart
- NumerologyNumbers from a name and birth date
- Chinese zodiacYour animal, and the year type
- Chinese almanacWhat the old almanac says of a day
- Feng ShuiYour birth palace and the year's stars
- PalmistryA map of the hand to compare with your own
天開地闢結良緣
日吉時良萬事全
若得此籤非小可
人行中正帝王宣
Heaven and earth open, and a good bond is formed.
The day is lucky, the hour is right, and all is whole.
To draw this lot is no small thing.
Walk straight and true, and the emperor will call for you.
A traditional temple verse with no known author. Wording differs between temples, so we compare named editions and record where they part.