Case Method for Bazi Compatibility
Compare two verified charts with consent, separate relation layers and uncertainty, and avoid deterministic scores or relationship decisions.
Overview
A Bazi compatibility case requires permission and verified inputs for both people. It analyzes each natal chart first, then compares Day Masters, functional stars, spouse-palace contexts, stem-branch relations, structure needs, and timing without collapsing them into one percentage. Supportive and difficult contacts can coexist, and neither reveals consent, commitment, safety, fidelity, or future behavior. Compatibility reading is a reflective framework, not evidence that a relationship should begin, continue, end, marry, conceive, or tolerate harm.
At a glance
- Prerequisite
- Consent, verified birth data, and uncertainty for both people
- Reading order
- Each natal chart first, cross-chart relations second, timing last
- Comparison layers
- Day Masters, functions, palaces, relations, structure needs, timing
- Output
- Specific supports, frictions, unknowns, and practical questions—not a percentage
- Reality priority
- Consent, safety, behavior, communication, and shared goals
- Does not establish
- Love, fidelity, marriage, divorce, abuse, pregnancy, relationship destiny
Require two valid charts and meaningful consent
Verify each person’s date, time, place, timezone, calendar policy, and uncertainty before comparison.
Do not infer an absent person’s chart from a guessed birth time or use privately obtained data without an appropriate basis.
- Validate each chart separately.
- Respect withdrawal of consent.
Read individuals before cross-chart contacts
Establish each chart’s structure, functions, and uncertainties, then compare specific stem-branch and palace interactions.
A cross-chart combination or clash cannot override each person’s full chart or prove the nature of the relationship.
- Preserve both natal baselines.
- Name each interaction.
Replace the score with an evidence map
Report supportive pathways, friction points, conditional timing, unresolved areas, and questions for communication.
Do not assign a scientific-looking percentage or rank people as compatible, incompatible, safe, or unsafe.
- Use specific observations.
- Avoid aggregate compatibility scores.
Never override consent or safety
Bazi cannot establish love, fidelity, abuse, pregnancy, marriage, divorce, sexuality, or a relationship’s future.
No chart is a reason to begin, remain in, or leave a relationship, and it must never excuse coercion or harm.
- Prioritize autonomy and safety.
- Do not decide relationships for users.
Sources and editorial basis
- 《淵海子平》 (Yuanhai Ziping)《淵海子平》的日主、十神、夫妻、干支合沖與歲運材料提供雙盤比較中的個別命盤功能背景A foundational Ziping reference for branch months, hidden stems, roots, and stem-branch relationships.
- 《三命通會》 (Sanming Tonghui)《三命通會》的婚姻、男女命、干支配合與歲運材料用於核對傳統合婚規則及其歷史脈絡A historical compilation covering stems and branches, Ten Gods, Nayin, Shen Sha, and multiple classical pattern systems.
- OpenFate Editorial Methodology合婚案例頁要求雙方同意、分盤後再比較具體互動並拒絕總分，禁止推斷忠誠、虐待、妊娠、離婚或命定關係OpenFate separates deterministic chart calculation, traditional interpretation, and modern editorial explanation.