Hybrid Divination: Walking Alongside Your Life
Why I Combine Multiple Divination Methods
In my daily work of receiving various consultations, I often feel that a single answer is not enough for life. Concerns about work, family, health, and the future.
No one's life is uniform; it is complex and profound, like a tapestry woven with colorful threads. That is why I do not rely on a single divination method, but rather combine several to conduct my readings. I call this 'Hybrid Divination'.
The Innate Nature Revealed by 'Sukuyo'
First, I place great importance on 'Sukuyo'. This is said to have originated from Indian astrology, passed through China, and arrived in Japan along with Esoteric Buddhism, which Kukai brought back from the Tang Dynasty during the Heian period.
A person's 'Suku' (star mansion) is determined by their birth date, which reflects their personality and interpersonal tendencies. It is like catching a glimpse of a part of life's blueprint. When clients are troubled, wondering 'Why am I like this?', providing an answer from the perspective of Sukuyo often leads them to say, 'I see,' and find clarity.
Choices and Timing Taught by 'Kyusei Kigaku'
Next, I use 'Kyusei Kigaku'. This is not just divination; it is the wisdom of Eastern philosophy that includes directionology and human studies, and it possesses the character of management science. By reading the placement and movement of the nine stars, one can see which direction to move in and when to take action.
Especially when business owners or professionals are unsure about whether to proceed with an investment or how to allocate human resources, the answers provided by Kigaku serve as a very practical guide. It could be called 'navigation for action'.
The Life Program Depicted by 'Four Pillars of Destiny'
To read destiny even more deeply, I use the 'Four Pillars of Destiny'. Based on the date and time of birth, this method sets up a chart called a 'Meishiki' to clarify one's innate characteristics and the flow of fortune throughout life.
Life unfolds through the intersection of 'innate qualities' and 'acquired waves of fortune'. By understanding both, one can grasp the major flow of what seasons will come and what events will occur in their life. The Four Pillars of Destiny is an indispensable compass for preparing for the future and considering what needs to be done now.
The 'I Ching' That Lends Strength in Moments of Decision
Life has critical junctures where one must decide whether to take a step forward. At those times, I use the I Ching. When you ask questions to the world of symbols known as the sixty-four hexagrams, an answer from heaven is returned. This simple yet powerful divination method clears the fog of hesitation and leads to a decision.
Combining the Strengths of Each
Sukuyo for personality, Kyusei Kigaku for timing, Four Pillars of Destiny for the flow of life, and I Ching for decisions.Each has its own area of expertise.
That is why, rather than relying on just one, combining several as needed allows for deriving answers that are more grounded in reality. It is a multi-layered and three-dimensional approach truly worthy of being called 'Hybrid Divination'.
The Meaning of Hybrid and My Thoughts
'Hybrid' originally means 'combining different things to create new power'.It is a term used for cars and plants in modern times, but it also applies to divination.
I combine wisdom passed down from ancient times to walk alongside my clients' lives and search for the best answers together. It is not just to predict the future, but a process of finding 'guidelines for living better' together.
Everyone has moments where they are lost on the path they are taking. At such times, one light may not be enough. If you combine multiple lights, you can illuminate the darkness more brightly. I hope my 'Hybrid Divination' can serve as that guidepost.
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