Damo Yi Zhang Jing Knowledge Base · 達摩一掌經知識庫

Damo Yi Zhang Jing (達摩一掌經, "Bodhidharma’s Palm Sutra") is a traditional Chinese date-of-birth divination. Using the lunar birth date, the four pillars — year, month, day and hour — are counted in turn onto the twelve earthly branches laid out on the palm, each branch carrying one of twelve palm stars. The stars the four pillars land on describe a person’s innate foundation, character and fortune across life.

This is the static knowledge layer in Open Knowledge Format: stable, human- and agent-readable definitions. The dynamic layer — casting an actual reading from a birth date — runs 100% in the browser at https://localpapa.com/tools/yizhang.html, with nothing uploaded.

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How a reading is cast

  1. Convert the Gregorian birth date to the Chinese lunar date.
  2. Year: place the year pillar on the branch of the birth year.
  3. Month: from the year branch as the 1st lunar month, count forward to the birth month.
  4. Day: from the month branch as the 1st day, count forward to the lunar birth day.
  5. Hour: from the day branch as the Zi (子) hour, count forward to the birth two-hour branch.
  6. Read the palm star each of the four pillars lands on — the Year pillar (根基) first.

Advanced reading

For entertainment and cultural reference. The Palm Sutra is interpretive and schools differ on a few placement details; this base reflects a common mainstream method.

Part of the LocalPapa knowledge pack. Tool: Palm Sutra reading.

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This page documents traditional metaphysics and folklore. It is for reference and entertainment only and has no scientific basis, and is not medical, legal, financial or psychological advice. Schools of practice differ; this is one common version.