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The Doctor Says I’m Fine, But…
January 2021 Case of the Month
This month’s case is a bit special. It’s sort of a tie-in to our article on QiMen Health Forecasting in the Foresight category. A woman wants to know whether QiMen Forecasting could help her determine if her health worries are well-founded, and if they are, is the issue serious enough for her to seek further treatment.
This month’s case is a bit special. This is because it’s a kinda sorta tie-in to the article on QiMen Health Forecasting under the Foresight category.
Carol has been feeling under the weather of late. Her doctor has diagnosed this as ordinary fatigue and lethargy. But Carol is unconvinced. She has gone through fatigue and know how it felt. It was never like this.
Carol has read our aforementioned article about using Qi Men Forecasting to diagnose health issues. She thinks that her case has similarities and Qi Men Forecasting can be of help to her. This is the QiMen chart plotted by Carol on March 10, 2020, 3.45pm.
If you, like Carol, have read the previous article, you should recall that the easiest way to diagnose one’s health issue is to look at which palace the Heavenly Grain 天芮 is located within the chart. In this instance, the Heavenly Grain 天芮 is well tucked in at the Kan 坎 palace. This indicates there are potential health issues affecting the urinary system, the digestive system (including the intestines) or the respiratory tract.
A QiMen chart has multiple layers that can be deciphered if you want to go deeper into the heart of the matter. In Carol’s case, the Kan 坎 palace is part of the QiMen chart’s Internal Plate. This narrows down the affected area of the health issue to the urinary system or the digestive system.
The Kan 坎 palace, which is now our focal point because of the location of the Heavenly Grain 天芮 here, also contains the Ren 壬 stem. This means that there is potentially a health issue specific to the urinary and reproductive system. It also indicates that this health issue will grow more serious if ignored.
Furthermore, the existence of the Wu 戊 stem in the same palace suggests that the problem could most possibly be uterine muscle hyperplasia or; blockage in the fallopian tube or urinary tract.
The effectiveness of the result from a QiMen Forecasting depends on the Asker. In Carol’s case, she seeks to find out whether her worries for her health are well-founded; and if there is indeed a health issue, whether it is serious enough to warrant treatment at hospital. Safe to say, Carol has a clear objective in mind and the QiMen Forecasting has given her the answers she seeks.
Of course, if you go one layer deeper, you can actually derive positive outcomes for Carol’s medical treatment, health care and recovery through the location of the Deities and the Doors in certain palaces. You can even use QiMen Forecasting to determine if the doctor that is treating you is well-qualified. But these are all lessons for another time.
So, what do you think of Carol’s case? Are there any questions, suggestions or further insights you could derive from her QiMen chart? Feel free to leave a comment in the Comments section below.
We reiterate that the QiMen Forecasting result does not constitute a doctor’s advice or recommendation. The results obtained from the QiMen forecasting should only be used as a personal guide. Ultimately, you should go to a hospital for further examination and confirmation of your health condition, and for further treatment if required.
Until next time, stay healthy and stay safe.
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