Start with a reproducible moment. Check the pillars, solar term, bureau and palaces before comparing interpretations. These articles examine chart differences, accuracy claims, the two chart types, a documented AI calculation attempt, and how to read gate directions before a trip.

Read a Qi Men Dun Jia destiny chart in order: the birth chart and Life Palace, the current ten-year life cycle, then each annual palace. With a worked example.


How a Qi Men Dun Jia chart compares two people: find the Day Stem and Hour Stem palaces, then read palace, stem, gate and star separately for support.


One table for the eight Qi Men gates—element, home direction, auspicious or not, and traditional uses—plus which palaces cause a gate clash, restraint, tomb, Fu Yin or Fan Yin.


A real chart, step by step: the client is to the northeast and you can leave at 9:30 or 13:30. How to measure the direction, compare gates, stars, deities and marks, and decide.


The Life Gate changes direction every two-hour window. See where it falls today, which palaces make it strong or weak, and why annual Life Gate lists answer a different question.


Qi Men Dun Jia AI: compare one DeepSeek test with verified chart fields, then copy a prompt template for interpreting a fixed chart.


Is Qi Men Dun Jia accurate? One of our own AI misses reviewed step by step, a published case that fails once ages are recounted, the Barnum effect, and what you can verify.


Compare a Qi Men Dun Jia destiny chart with an hour chart: birth-place clock, optional true solar time and the time of one question.


Qimen calculator results differ? Compare time zones, the 23:00 day boundary, solar terms, Chaibu bureaus and rotating palaces.
