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Dude, Where’s My Present?
Where in the world did that present go? You could’ve sworn you placed it right there on the table but now it’s not there. Before you start to panic, remember that you know Qi Men.
So, you have decided the perfect gift and you’re very certain that the person you got it for will absolutely love it. Now, you find yourself in new dilemma. Where in the world did that present go? You could’ve sworn you placed it right there on the table but now it’s not there. You tried retracing your steps to no avail. Before you start to panic, remember that you know Qi Men. Test your knowledge in this QiMen Challenge!
As Qi Men Dun Jia is a versatile tool to use, one of its application is to look for missing items using QiMen Forecasting. Whether it’s misplaced presents, missing car keys or any object that’s not where it’s supposed to be, you can use the Hour Chart to look for them. Because you’re looking for something hidden… your reference point would be something hidden as well. The item would be located in that direction.
Q1. What do you think is the reference point in the chart in order to look for missing items? (Hint: It’s a Qi Men Dun Jia component that is associated with hiding)
Q2. Assuming you lost an item and you open this chart, where do you think you should focus your search?
Q3. Based on that chart above, if the Day Palace is Ji Earth while the Hour Palace is Ren Water, it would mean the Hour Palace counters the Day Palace. How would the search go?
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Wrong answer!
There you have it. The next time something goes missing, try using QiMen. Have you ever tried this method yourself? What was the result? Do let us know in the comments below!
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