The leading reference portal for destiny studies and Feng Shui in Vietnam: type a keyword to see the definition and reading at once, or open the Reference Map below to go straight into the 18 classical disciplines. Vietnamese with or without diacritics both work.
Eighteen classical disciplines, one place to begin. Choose a field below to open its reference and reading tool directly, or use the search box above if you already know the term.
Looking for a particular concept, star, hexagram or Du Nien? Choose a group below to browse every term in the collection, alongside the Reference Map above.
Tap to see the most popular terms at once.
We set out to be the leading reference portal for destiny studies and Feng Shui in Vietnam, on four core commitments.
The content is written and cross-checked against the classical canon: the Complete Book of Purple Star Astrology, the I Ching (in the Vietnamese editions of Ngo Tat To and Nguyen Hien Le), Bát Trạch Minh Kính 八宅明鏡, and the Duke of Zhou's Dream Interpretation. Nothing is copied carelessly, and every entry has a clear source.
Instead of running between scattered sites, you can look up Purple Star Astrology, the I Ching, Feng Shui, numerology, dream interpretation and the stems and branches in a single portal, with clear links through to the specialist tools.
Results appear as you type, with instant suggestions, and Vietnamese works with or without diacritics, as do Chinese characters. No intrusive advertising, and no registration.
Every reading is written towards the positive, with the person at the centre. Destiny studies are a reference that helps you understand yourself and act with intent, not a source of fear or superstition.
Four simple steps to find what you need.
Type the name of a term, a star, a hexagram or a pair of digits into the search box. Vietnamese works with or without diacritics: typing "sinh khi" also finds "Sinh Khí".
Suggestions appear as you type. Tap the right one to open it, or press Enter to take the first.
See the definition, the meaning and the classification. Each entry may link on to a specialist tool for a deeper reading.
At the end of each result are related terms from the same group. Follow them to widen your understanding along a thread.
The Master Reference was built to integrate the classical Eastern disciplines as fully as possible into a single portal: Purple Star Astrology 紫微斗數, the I Ching 易經, Feng Shui 風水, Bát Cực Linh Số 八極靈數, the Four Pillars 八字, dream interpretation, the stems and branches 天干地支, and physiognomy.
You can look up general occult terminology, the 14 major stars and the other stars of Purple Star Astrology 紫微斗數, the 64 hexagrams of the I Ching 易經, the 8 energy fields of Bát Cực Linh Số 八極靈數 (with all 64 digit pairs for phone numbers and licence plates), the 8 Du Nien 遊年 of Eight Mansions Feng Shui 八宅, and the 9 stars of Flying Star Feng Shui 玄空飛星.
No. The system accepts both. Typing "sinh khi", "tu vi" or "que can" finds "Sinh Khí", "Tử Vi" and "Quẻ Càn". You can also search in Chinese characters.
It is entirely free, with no limit on use and no account required.
The content is written and cross-checked against the classical canon: the I Ching (Ngo Tat To and Nguyen Hien Le), the Complete Book of Purple Star Astrology, Bát Trạch Minh Kính 八宅明鏡 and the Duke of Zhou's Dream Interpretation, together with Master Ung Khiem's own practice.
Yes. Each entry usually links to a specialist tool: a Purple Star star leads to the chart caster; an I Ching hexagram leads to the hexagram caster; a numerology field leads to the phone number reader; a Du Nien leads to Eight Mansions Feng Shui.
The content is offered as cultural and scholarly reference, written carefully from classical sources. For anything of consequence, consult a specialist. This is a study reference and does not replace a personal consultation.
Please note: This reference is offered as cultural and scholarly material on the classical Eastern sciences. It is not medical, financial or legal advice. Readers should use their own judgment in applying it. It is here for learning, not for superstition.