Zi Wei Four Transformations | Trace stars and palaces

Use your Zi Wei Dou Shu chart to trace Lu, Quan, Ke and Ji from a selected palace. Review transformation paths, target stars, destination palaces and self-transformations.

Trace Hua Lu, Hua Quan, Hua Ke and Hua Ji palace by palace along the flying-palace path and see which palaces each one lands in.

Create and save a Zi Wei chart, then return here. Your existing charts and default chart remain unchanged.

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Generate a chart first to use flying-palace tracking.

Flying-palace interpretation

Hua Lu：Wealth and enjoyment flow toward the matters represented by that palace.

Hua Quan：Authority and control influence the matters represented by that palace.

Hua Ke：Reputation and helpful people support the matters represented by that palace.

Hua Ji：Friction and obstacles affect the matters represented by that palace.

Flying-palace Four Transformations is a core Zi Wei Dou Shu technique for tracking where fortune flows.

How to read palace transformations

  1. Create and save a Zi Wei chart first. This tool uses its palace stems and stars. Returning from chart creation selects the new chart without changing your default chart.
  2. Choose the starting palace and Lu, Quan, Ke or Ji. Follow its stem to the transforming star and destination palace, then inspect each level. Birth-year transformations and palace-stem transformations are distinct layers.
  3. Check the starting palace, star and destination before interpreting the full configuration. If a stem gives Tian Ji Hua Lu, first locate Tian Ji; Hua Lu is not an income guarantee.