Why having a "Strong" Chart isn't always an advantage If you are new to BaZi, seeing the words "Weak Day Master" on your Chart analysis can feel like a bad diagnosis. In a world that worships hustle, grit, and endless energy,…
We all notice the same thing in everyday life. >Some people naturally take charge. >Some are creative without even trying. >Some think deeply, some connect with people with ease, and others are masters at handling complex situations. Not everyone is…
Most character profiling tools rely on questionnaires. Myers-Briggs, Enneagram, FFM, Wealth Dynamics, and Belbin all depend on self-reported input. The Talent Hero method, which relies on BaZi, works differently. We use the Five Elements BaZi Chart, calculated at the moment…
What truly makes up a human life, what shapes our character, our talents, and even our physical abilities? Why are we born the way we are, with particular strengths, preferences, and challenges? Why do some people seem to move through…
In both Hindu and Chinese metaphysical traditions, the idea that life is not random is central. Every situation we encounter, every talent we possess, and every challenge we face has a deeper cause. From the Hindu perspective, these causes are…
Today marks the first day of the Wood Snake year according to the traditional BaZi calendar. This transition is significant, as it not only introduces a new annual pillar but also alters the elemental balance, affecting individuals differently according to…
There are several schools and approaches to BaZi Chart analysis. At Talent Hero, we primarily follow the Mangpai school, which we prefer for its intuitive and natural methodology. We view the BaZi Chart as a living, breathing ecosystem, much like…
So, we are back! And first, apologies for the radio silence. Our team took a few months off to work on unrelated projects, but now we are back on the case. In the next few weeks, we need to address…
People often ask me how BaZi works, and although I have studied it for almost 15 years, I don't think I have a single-shot answer. Understanding BaZi is like peeling an onion; new layers keep coming up. I like approaching…
Around the 4th or 5th of February, we enter the new Chinese year according to the BaZi calendar. After Water Tiger last year, 2023 will be "governed" by a Water Rabbit; to be exact, it will be a Yin Water…