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How these systems
actually calculate
Where two traditions genuinely disagree, which step most calculators skip, and what the arithmetic is doing underneath. No predictions — what a number means for a person is a practitioner's judgement, and that is a different thing from the sum.
How the Lo Shu grid is actually built
The square is a magic square — every row, column and diagonal sums to fifteen — and once you see that, the grid stops being arbitrary.
Read it →Born in January? Your Kua number is probably wrong
The Chinese solar year starts around 4 February, not 1 January. Most Kua calculators skip that step, and everyone born in January gets a wrong number.
Read it →Your Vedic star sign is probably not the one you know
Western and Vedic astrology disagree about your sign by roughly a whole sign, and it is not a difference of opinion — it is where each one measures from.
Read it →Why two numerology sites give you different numbers
Same name, same date, different answers. There are four places the systems genuinely disagree, and knowing which one you are looking at settles it.
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