When you born? Uncle need your date to read your fortune. Tell me once, uncle remember.
运伯 reads the traditional way (BaZi, zodiac, kau chim) for reflection and fun. Not a substitute for professional advice.
Hold a question in your heart, then drag or tap the tin to shake.
A stick fell. Throw the 筊杯 (moon blocks) once. A 圣杯 (holy, one flat one round) means the gods confirm this stick is your answer. If not, the stick was not meant for you, shake again for a new one.
How it works: hold one question in your heart and shake for a stick. Then throw the 筊杯 (moon blocks): a 圣杯 (one flat, one round) means the gods accept that stick as your answer. A 笑杯 or 阴杯 means it is not yours, so you shake again for a new stick. Not every stick is meant for you, that is the whole point of the blocks.
Face your best direction when you work, sleep with your head that way. Based on your Kua number and East/West group.
Old-school number beliefs, passed down by tradition. Take it as reference only. Not linked to Singapore Pools, and no promise of any winnings.
One card a day. Uncle say the first pull is the real one, no keep changing your fate.
Handed down from old dream-number tradition. Take it as reference only. Not linked to Singapore Pools, and no promise of winning anything.
Uses traditional 康熙 stroke counts, the proper 五格剖象 way.