AcuBazi Settings
Configure your AcuBazi account: professional information, practice location and their impact on the calculation of true solar time, the Dr. Yao chart and chrono-acupuncture.
BaZi: From Calculation to Clinical Application.
Set up, understand and use the tool effectively
Configure your AcuBazi account: professional information, practice location and their impact on the calculation of true solar time, the Dr. Yao chart and chrono-acupuncture.
Create a BaZi chart in AcuBazi, understand the structure of the 4 pillars (Heavenly Stems, Earthly Branches, Hidden Stems, NaYin, Qi phases) and get started with the analysis modules: Ten Gods, Day Master strength, Useful God, climate and Dr. Yao Table.
Discover AcuBazi's personalized daily calendar (12 day officials, calendar and personal stars, hourly divisions from the Tong Shu) and the personalized recommendations tab based on the Useful God.
AcuBazi's toolbox: the 10,000-year calendar, chrono-acupuncture, clinical reference tables, interactions of heavenly stems and earthly branches, and calendrical tools from the Tong Shu.
The AcuBazi client portal allows you to share with your consultant a clear summary of their BaZi chart: 4 Pillars, Day Master, Dr. Yao's table, personalized calendar, and recommendations based on the Useful God.
Understand the basics essential to an accurate reading
Discover BaZi, the ancient Chinese science of the Four Pillars of Destiny. Learn how this millennia-old practice can help you better understand your life path, personality traits, and hidden potential.
Learn why professional BaZi calculators must convert civil time to solar time for accurate Chinese astrology charts. Essential knowledge for TCM practitioners and acupuncturists.
BaZi calculation relies on extreme precision in converting birth data. A single discrepancy can lead to an incorrect pillar, and therefore a flawed analysis. This is precisely where AcuBazi differentiates itself: by integrating parameters often overlooked by other calculators, it ensures optimal reliability for interpretation.
Integrate BaZi into the practitioner's reasoning
A central reading grid for clinical practice
Dr. Yao's table is a visual tool that allows analysis of the distribution of the Five Elements from the 8 characters of BaZi (4 Heavenly Stems and 4 Earthly Branches)
In-depth clinical reading of the Dr. Yao Chart: distribution of the Five Movements, dynamics of the 12 Zang Fu and correlations with the client's energetic constitution.