Study BaZi, I Ching, Qi Men Dun Jia and Feng Shui in one 11-collection digital bundle. Video lessons and PDFs for cultural, self-paced learning.
Course Overview
This BaZi course bundle brings together 11 collections of Chinese metaphysics study in one digital package. It covers Four Pillars (BaZi), I Ching (Yijing), Qi Men Dun Jia, Feng Shui, Plum Blossom Numerology, and related symbolic arts. The material is presented as cultural, historical, and educational study, with video lessons and PDF handouts that explain classical concepts and case examples. BaZi topics include heavenly stems and earthly branches, five elements, Ten Gods, major and annual luck cycles, twelve stages, useful gods, and symbolic stars. Qi Men Dun Jia lessons cover basic knowledge, chart setting, auspicious and inauspicious patterns, and reading methods for different life topics. Feng Shui sections discuss luopan, Eight Mansions, forms and qi, and case studies. I Ching lessons explore the 64 hexagrams, yin-yang, and traditional divination methods. This bundle is designed for learners who want a structured, self-paced reference library for symbolic and historical Chinese thought, not for guaranteed predictions or professional advice.
What You Will Learn
- Understand foundational BaZi concepts such as heavenly stems, earthly branches, and the five elements
- Study the Ten Gods, major and annual luck cycles, and the twelve stages of life
- Explore useful gods, symbolic stars, and classical case examples in Four Pillars analysis
- Learn Qi Men Dun Jia basics, chart setting, and methods for reading different topics
- Study Feng Shui principles including luopan, Eight Mansions, forms, and qi
- Examine I Ching hexagrams, yin-yang theory, and traditional divination methods
- Review Plum Blossom Numerology and related symbolic techniques through lessons and PDFs
Course Contents
- BaZi / Four Pillars video lessons: 12 lessons covering stems, branches, elements, Ten Gods, luck cycles, useful gods, symbolic stars, and case studies
- BaZi PDF handouts: lessons on stems and branches, Ten Gods, generation and control, twelve stages, useful gods, symbolic stars, and case analyses
- Qi Men Dun Jia video lessons: basic knowledge, chart setting, auspicious and inauspicious patterns, and reading methods for wealth, career, relationships, and other topics
- Qi Men Dun Jia case analysis videos: 7 classic case studies plus additional case lessons
- Qi Men Dun Jia PDF handouts: chart setting steps and lesson notes from lesson 1 to lesson 7
- Feng Shui video lessons: luopan and Eight Mansions, case studies, techniques, and form and qi remedies
- Feng Shui PDF handouts: lessons on luopan, Eight Mansions, changing lines, directions, techniques, and case studies
- I Ching video lessons: 24 lectures on hexagram sequences, yin-yang, divination methods, and classical examples
- I Ching PDF handouts: hexagram names, meanings, divination methods, and study notes
- Plum Blossom Numerology video lessons: 5 lessons on early and later heaven trigrams, interpretation, and case Q&A
- Plum Blossom Numerology PDF handouts: 64 hexagram information, trigram study, ancient divination, and case examples
- Additional collections: hand and face reading video lessons, Yi Li video lessons, and supplementary PDF materials
- BaZi Q&A course: 37 video sessions with case discussions and answers
- Qi Men Dun Jia practical case collection: 9 video case studies on topics such as people, investment, emotions, timing, and lost items
Who This Resource Is For
This bundle is for adult learners who are curious about Chinese metaphysics as a cultural and historical subject. It suits beginners who want a structured introduction to BaZi, I Ching, Qi Men Dun Jia, and Feng Shui, as well as intermediate students who wish to review foundational concepts and case examples. It may also interest readers of traditional Chinese philosophy, symbolic systems, and classical divination methods. The material is self-paced and delivered as video lessons and PDF handouts, so learners should be comfortable studying independently. It is not a certification program and does not promise any specific life outcome, prediction accuracy, or professional qualification.
Learning Format and Digital Delivery
- Digital download bundle with video lessons and PDF handouts
- 11 collections covering BaZi, I Ching, Qi Men Dun Jia, Feng Shui, and Plum Blossom Numerology
- Self-paced study suitable for beginners and intermediate learners
- Includes case analysis videos and written lesson notes
- Delivered as MP4 video files and PDF documents
- No physical items shipped; instant access after purchase
Original Course Material Images
The original course images are preserved below so learners can identify the course package and supporting materials.
Editorial Note
This English page is an educational adaptation of verified Chinese course material. Karma Kismet reorganizes the curriculum for English-language discovery while keeping BaZi within a cultural, historical and symbolic study context.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is included in this BaZi course bundle?
The bundle includes 11 collections of digital study materials. It covers BaZi / Four Pillars, I Ching, Qi Men Dun Jia, Feng Shui, Plum Blossom Numerology, and related topics. Materials are provided as video lessons and PDF handouts, including case studies and lesson notes.
Is this course suitable for beginners?
Yes. The bundle starts with foundational concepts such as heavenly stems, earthly branches, five elements, and yin-yang theory. It then moves into more advanced topics and case examples. Learners can study at their own pace and focus on the collections most relevant to their interests.
Does this course guarantee accurate predictions or life outcomes?
No. This bundle presents BaZi, I Ching, Qi Men Dun Jia, and Feng Shui as cultural, historical, educational, and symbolic subjects. It does not guarantee prediction accuracy, financial results, health outcomes, legal advice, or any specific life event. It is intended for study and personal interest only.
How is the course delivered?
The product is a digital download. After purchase, you receive access to video files and PDF documents. No physical items are shipped. You can study the materials on a compatible device at your own pace.
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Use the bundle as a set of distinct systems
The Zhu Yu source inventory brings together BaZi, Qi Men Dun Jia, feng shui, Yi Jing, and Plum Blossom material. These subjects share some vocabulary, but they should not be treated as one interchangeable procedure. A stem in a Four Pillars explanation has a role in that chart structure; the same stem name in a Qi Men explanation is surrounded by different conventions. Give each subject its own notebook section. Comparisons can be valuable once you understand the original explanation, but they should remain clearly labeled as comparisons you make.
The BaZi materials include twelve numbered videos and handouts on stems, branches, Five Elements, Ten Gods, luck periods, twelve stages, useful gods, symbolic stars, and cases. One handout title identifies a Cixi case. That title supports recognizing a historical-case subject; it does not independently authenticate every biographical detail used in the interpretation. Record the source's claim with attribution and distinguish supplied background information from symbolic inference. This lets you study how a traditional argument is constructed without treating a famous name as proof of its conclusions.
Pair notes with the relevant subject
The inventory lists Qi Men chart-setting steps and lesson notes alongside separate videos on foundational knowledge, setting a chart, named patterns, and thematic readings. It also includes feng shui handouts about luopan, Eight Mansions, directions, techniques, and cases. Keep each document connected to its own subject and actual filename. A familiar term such as useful god can conceal a change in function between systems. Your index should help you return to the correct explanation instead of importing a BaZi definition into an unrelated chart because the English translation happens to match.
The Yi Jing material includes handouts identified by lecture numbers, hexagram texts, and explanations of coin-based casting. Plum Blossom materials name early and later heaven trigrams and case-related documents. These identifiable topics provide a route for focused study, but the source does not make every document a separate promised module. Some lecture notes cover more than one session, and some files repeat across folders. Preserve those details in your inventory rather than converting filenames into a new course count that looks more orderly than the available evidence.
Handle varied media as a reference library
Although many listed videos are MP4 files, the inventory also contains MOV video entries and a presentation file among the feng shui supporting material. The collection therefore should not be described as exclusively MP4 and PDF. For study, record the file type and the point you want to review, then use a compatible reader or player already available to you. The educational value lies in locating and understanding the relevant content; the presence of several formats does not establish subtitles, translated instruction, or a unified learning platform.
Choose one subject for a first pass and make a concise glossary from its actual explanations. After a small section, write what you understand and what remains unclear. Only then compare it with a second subject. This approach gives the eleven-collection label a practical purpose without inventing a universal curriculum. The bundle can support cultural and symbolic study across several traditions, while claims about investment, disputes, relationships, or health remain claims within those frameworks and should not be substituted for direct evidence or appropriate practical expertise.
