Not fortune-telling.
We don’t predict events, outcomes, deals, money, relationships, or dates.
巳Friends
午Career
未Property
申Blessings
酉Parents
戌Life
亥Siblings
子Spouse
丑Children
寅Wealth
卯Health
辰Travel
命盤
Twelve-palace chart
Illustrative chart structure
The Compass
The thing no personality test can do: read timing.
The Compass is a live, human reading of your full chart and the season you’re standing in right now.
It sees the character and the currents: which years carry momentum, which ask you to hold, what the coming years favour, and where your usual strategy may be quietly working against the conditions around you.
Sophia works your chart as the 28th-generation holder of the lineage — 4,677 charts, and still no two alike. Nancy sits with you in the room, because a map on its own has never been enough, and because some of what comes up deserves a person, not a document.
$750. Weather, not verdicts. Conditions, not events.
What happens
This isn’t a report. It’s a conversation with a map on the table.
First, the character
The full read of your pattern: strengths, shadow, linchpin, default draft. Deeper than the Bearing can go, and slower.
Then, the season
The currents behind what the last years cost you, and what the coming ones favour.
Years that support expansion. Years that ask for pruning. Years when the water runs fast. Years when the price of forcing quietly rises.
This is the Compass’s real job: not just who you are, but when you are.
For a lot of people this is the part where something loosens — because it turns out the last few years weren’t a personal failing. They were conditions.
Then, the fork
The reading ends at a question only you can answer:
What is the current course actually costing you — and what would you build if you stopped letting the default draft write the next chapter?
You say it in your own words.
Most people hear themselves say it clearly for the first time. Some people cry. Both are welcome here, and neither is required.
Finally, the act
One specific act.
At a specific time. In a specific place. Done before a date that you set, not us.
Not homework. Proof of authorship — the first piece of evidence that this life will move when you push on it.
Who this is for
This is for you if:
- • You’ve read your Bearing and it landed.
- • You’re facing one or two real forks — in work, family, place, identity, or commitment.
- • You want timing and direction, not another mirror.
- • You’re willing to test the map against your own life and make one concrete move.
This probably isn’t for you yet if:
- • You’re still deciding whether the method sees you at all. Start with the Bearing — that’s exactly what it’s for, and there’s no hurry.
- • You’re looking for predictions or guarantees about how things will turn out. We can’t give you those, and we won’t imply we can.
- • You want someone else to make the choice. We’d be doing you harm.
- • You want the chart to validate a decision you’ve already made. It might. But that’s not what it’s for, and you’d be paying $750 for a nod.
You leave with
Your written map, yours to keep.
Your baseline: two numbers we take that day, so your crossing has a before — something to look back at when you can’t feel your own progress.
Your season: what the coming years favour, pressure, and ask of you.
Your fork: stated clearly, in your own language.
One dated act: a specific move, chosen in the room, completed before a date you set.
Why $750
Because this is the first time the method is read at full depth, by a person.
The Bearing proves the method sees you.
The Compass gives you the full chart, the timing, the conditions, and a live human room where the fork finally becomes sayable.
That doesn’t scale, and we’re not going to pretend it does. There are only so many hours, and this is how we’ve chosen to spend them.
What this is not
Not a performance review.
Nobody is here to judge how your life looks from the outside. You’ve had enough of that, and most of it was flattering and useless.
Not an outsourced decision.
The reading gives conditions. The decision stays yours.
Not the last step.
The Compass gives the map and the timing. The crossing is lived, and it’s lived in practice.