Daily Feng Shui Almanac Calendar (200 Years, Personal)

19.99

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The Daily Feng Shui Almanac Calendar is your personal Tong Shu, mapped out all the way to 2099, built around your birth chart instead of giving you the same generic reading as everyone else. Just enter your name, birth date, and gender once, and our calendar instantly generates for every day your tailored information based on your  unique birth chart.

Days to avoid are clearly highlighted in red, helping you spot potential obstacles at a glance. Favorable days are marked in green, making it easy to choose the best dates for important decisions, events, and activities.

Click on any date to view a complete daily almanac in clear, easy-to-understand English, with the original Chinese terms displayed alongside each interpretation so you can verify every detail with confidence.

What You Get

  • Every day until 2099 — fully calculated, not copied from static tables, so every date is available with complete accuracy.
  • Color-coded monthly calendar that lets you instantly identify favorable and unfavorable days.
  • Your personal clash days clearly marked with the æ²– seal, so you know which dates to avoid.
  • All 142 traditional activities are considered; only the main Auspicious (宜) and Inauspicious (忌) activities are shown. Activities not displayed are considered Neutral with both English translations and the original Chinese.
  • A complete daily almanac featuring the Day Pillar, Day Officer, Day Spirit, Lunar Mansion, Nine Star, Clash Animal, and Sha Direction.
  • All twelve double-hours individually rated, with your personal harmony and clash hours highlighted separately.
  • Three daily lucky directions for the Wealth God, Happiness God, and Fortune God.
  • Your four personal Ming Gua directions shown alongside each day’s lucky directions for deeper personal guidance.
  • Fully translated Peng Zu taboos, presented in plain English rather than simple transliterations.
  • Accurate solar terms and leap months correctly calculated across the entire 1901–2099 date range.
  • Works completely offline in any modern browser on desktop, tablet, or mobile.

One file. One payment. No subscription. No account required.

What the Daily Feng Shui Almanac Calendar Shows You

Open any date to receive the complete entry you’d expect from a traditional Tong Shu, fully translated and clearly explained. Every section is presented in plain English, with the original Chinese alongside it, so you never have to guess what a term means or how the Chinese almanac connects with Feng Shui.

Each daily page begins with the essentials: the Gregorian date, the lunar date, including correctly calculated leap months, the year’s Heavenly Stem and Earthly Branch, and the current solar term whenever one occurs.

The full daily analysis follows. View the Day Pillar with its Heavenly Stem, Earthly Branch, zodiac animal, and Na Yin element. The Day Officer includes a practical explanation, making it easy to understand how the day’s energy affects your plans.

A Success Day is identified as favorable for important activities, while a Destruction Day clearly shows when most undertakings should be avoided. You’ll also see whether the day belongs to the Yellow Path or Black Path, along with the day’s Lunar Mansion and Flying Star Nine Star.

The heart of every daily almanac is the pair of traditional activity lists. 宜 (Auspicious Activities) shows everything the day supports, while 忌 (Activities to Avoid) highlights what should be postponed. Every activity appears in plain English with the original Chinese beside it for easy reference.

Nothing has been shortened or simplified. You get the complete traditional collection of 142 activities, covering everything from opening a business, signing contracts, and getting married to breaking ground, installing a bed, repairing a grave, and much more. Only the major and most important activities are displayed for each day, neutral ones are left out.

Your Personal Feng Shui Almanac, Not a Generic One

A printed Feng Shui almanac gives everyone exactly the same advice. It cannot tell the difference between a Rabbit and a Rooster, or account for your personal birth chart. Your calendar does.

Enter your birth and gender details once, and the calendar builds your personal Feng Shui profile. It identifies your Year Pillar and zodiac animal, Ming Gua number, trigram, and element, your East or West Group, Nine Star Ki number, and your Day Pillar. Every date from 1901 to 2099 is then evaluated against your unique profile.

Every day is checked for the five most important branch relationships. Dates that clash with your Year Branch are identified as your personal Breaker Days and clearly marked as days to avoid, with the reason fully explained.

Six Harmony days are highlighted as supportive, while Three Harmony days are recognized as especially favorable. Harm and Punishment relationships are flagged as days that call for extra care, and dates that share your own branch are identified as Duty Days, when a quieter, more measured approach is often the wiser choice.

The calendar also compares each day’s elemental energy with your Ming Gua element. When the day’s element nourishes yours, your personal rating improves. When it weakens or controls your element, the rating is reduced with guidance to take a more cautious approach. Days that draw upon your own element are recognized as productive, but also more likely to leave you feeling drained.

Every date finishes with a clear written summary that explains the overall rating and the reasons behind it. Instead of relying on symbols or color alone, you’ll understand exactly why a day is considered favorable, challenging, or somewhere in between.

Reading a Month at a Glance

The monthly calendar is where you’ll spend most of your time. Every date is color coded across five clear ratings, from Excellent and Good, through Neutral and Caution, down to Avoid. Your personal clash days are also marked with a distinctive æ²– seal, making them easy to spot at a glance.

Finding a favorable date for an important event takes just moments. Whether you’re moving into a new home, opening a business, signing a contract, or planning another significant occasion, simply browse the calendar, avoid days marked Avoid, and open the most favorable dates to check whether your activity is listed under 宜 (Auspicious Activities).

Browse month by month using the navigation arrows, or jump directly to any month from 1901 to 2099.

Every date is calculated on demand rather than retrieved from a pre-built database, so jumping from March 1954 to October 2087 is just as fast as viewing next week. This makes the calendar useful not only for planning ahead, but also for exploring the past.

Review the timing of past events, research historical dates, or choose auspicious dates for future milestones such as births, anniversaries, renovations, and major property decisions.

Choosing the Right Hour, Not Just the Right Day

Choosing the right day is only part of the equation. Acting during an unfavorable hour can reduce many of the advantages of a well-chosen date. That’s why every day includes a complete breakdown of all twelve Chinese double-hours, each with its own Heavenly Stem and Earthly Branch, governing spirit, and its overall rating.

Your personal Feng Shui profile is applied to every hour as well. Hours that clash with your birth branch are clearly identified, while hours that form a harmonious relationship are highlighted as your personal Harmony Hours. Whether you’re signing a contract, launching a business, or attending an important meeting, you’ll know not only which day to choose, but also the best time to act.

Every daily calendar page also includes the traditional lucky directions for the Wealth God, Happiness God, and Fortune God. Directly below, you’ll find your own four Ming Gua directions, making it easy to see when your personal auspicious directions align with the day’s energy and helping you make even more informed decisions.

Ming Gua & Star 9 Ki

By default, Ming Gua is calculated using the traditional male/female method. However, in our own practice, we primarily refer to the Star 9 Ki birth number instead.

For flexibility, both calculations are displayed, allowing you to use whichever system best matches your individual practice or preference.

What You Can Use It For

The calendar helps you answer one of the most important questions in Feng Shui: When is the right time to act?

Whether you’re moving house, opening a business, signing a lease, starting renovations, breaking ground, installing a bed, getting married, traveling, beginning medical treatment, hiring staff, buying a vehicle, launching a website, having a difficult conversation, or arranging a funeral, the traditional almanac tells you whether the day supports that specific activity.

Every date includes the complete list of favorable (宜) and unfavorable (忌) activities, so you can make decisions with confidence. Neutral activities are not displayed. If you cannot find the activity you are looking for in the Auspicious (宜) or Inauspicious (忌) lists, it means the day has a Neutral impact for that activity.

For Feng Shui consultants and professional practitioners, the calendar dramatically speeds up client work. Instead of searching through printed almanacs and cross-referencing multiple tables, simply enter a client’s birth details to instantly view their personalized favorable and unfavorable dates. The original Chinese terminology is always displayed alongside the English translations, making it easy to verify every calculation against your own reference materials.

If you’ve relied on daily Feng Shui tips from apps, websites, or social media, you’ll immediately notice the difference. Those forecasts are written for everyone, so they’re personal to no one. Our Feng Shui almanac calendar calculates every reading from the birth details you provide, giving you guidance that’s tailored specifically to the individual using it.

How the Ratings Are Built

Every rating is transparent. Nothing is hidden behind colors or unexplained scores, and the calculation method is fully documented within the calendar.

Each day begins with its overall quality, determined by the traditional Day Spirit and Day Officer. Yellow Path days receive a positive foundation, while Black Path days begin with a lower rating. The Day Officer then adjusts the score according to its traditional meaning, with officers such as Success and Open increasing the rating, while Destruction and other unfavorable officers reduce it significantly.

Your personal Feng Shui profile is then applied. Six Harmony and Three Harmony relationships improve the day’s rating, while Harm and Punishment relationships reduce it. The calendar also compares the day’s elemental energy with your Ming Gua element, rewarding supportive combinations and lowering the score when the day’s energy weakens or controls your own. A direct clash with your Year Branch always takes priority, marking the date as one to avoid regardless of how favorable it appears from the general almanac alone.

The underlying calculations are designed for accuracy, not convenience. Zodiac animals and Ming Gua numbers are based on the solar year, beginning at Li Chun, the true start of spring. Rather than assuming Li Chun always falls on 4 February, the calendar calculates the correct date for every individual year. Anyone born during the first few days of February or January therefore receives the correct zodiac sign and Ming Gua, avoiding one of the most common mistakes made by simplified online calculators.

Technical Details

The Daily Feng Shui Almanac Calendar is delivered as a single, lightweight HTML file of approximately 340 KB. Download it once, and it’s yours to keep.

Simply double-click the file to open it in Chrome, Safari, Firefox, or Edge. There’s nothing to install, no internet connection is required after download, and no account or subscription is needed. Copy it to your desktop, laptop, tablet, or phone, and it works just as smoothly, automatically adapting to different screen sizes.

Your privacy is built in. Your birth details never leave your device because the calendar doesn’t connect to a server or send data anywhere. Every calculation is performed locally in your browser, giving you complete control over your personal information.

The calendar also remembers your details between sessions, so you only need to enter them once. Whenever you want to check a family member, friend, or client, simply enter their birth details to generate a personalised calendar for them in seconds.

Who It Is For

  • The Daily Feng Shui Almanac Calendar is designed for anyone who wants personalized date selection based on their own chart.
  • Feng Shui practitioners can quickly select client-specific dates without spending hours working through printed almanacs and reference tables.
  • Students of Chinese metaphysics can explore traditional calculations with clear English explanations alongside the original terminology.
  • Business owners can choose more suitable dates for openings, contracts, and important decisions.
  • Families can plan weddings, house moves, renovations, and other major life events with greater confidence.

No previous Feng Shui knowledge is required. Every traditional term is translated, and every rating is explained in clear written guidance, making the calendar accessible even for beginners.

At the same time, nothing has been stripped away for simplicity. Experienced practitioners will still find the complete technical details they expect, including stems, branches, officers, and traditional Chinese terminology displayed throughout for reference and verification.

How It Compares to a Printed Almanac

A printed Tong Shu offers excellent value for its price, and it remains an important traditional reference. The difference comes from how much further a digital, personalized calendar can take the same information.

A printed edition typically covers one year, meaning a new copy is needed each year. The Daily Feng Shui Almanac Calendar covers 199 years in a single purchase, allowing you to review past dates, research historical events, and plan far into the future without needing additional editions.

A printed Tong Shu is traditionally written in Chinese, which means understanding it often requires language knowledge or guidance from a teacher. The calendar presents the information in clear English while keeping the original Chinese terminology visible for reference and verification.

A printed edition provides the same daily guidance to every reader. Its clash information may identify a specific zodiac animal, but interpreting how that day affects an individual requires additional calculations. The daily Feng Shui almanac calendar completes that personalization step by applying your birth details and showing the result directly.

A printed almanac still has one advantage: the experience of browsing a physical book. Nothing replaces the traditional practice of sitting with an almanac and exploring the surrounding information. For many practitioners, the ideal approach is using both, combining the depth of a printed reference with the speed and personalization of a calculated digital tool.

What It Does Not Do

Understanding the limits is just as important as understanding the features.

The calendar performs personalized date selection using your birth year and Ming Gua. More advanced professional date selection uses a complete Four Pillars (BaZi) chart, including the hour of birth, and compares the full chart with the potential date in much greater depth.

For major decisions such as weddings, business incorporation, or burials, a qualified consultation remains the most comprehensive approach. The calendar is designed to help you identify suitable dates and prepare for that discussion.

Annual Feng Shui afflictions are not currently included. Influences such as Tai Sui, Three Killings, and the Year Breaker affect directional considerations, especially for construction, renovations, and ground-breaking activities, and should be reviewed separately before starting major works.

The activity recommendations follow widely used traditional almanac sources. Different Feng Shui schools and regional traditions may interpret certain entries differently, and your own training or lineage should always take priority where approaches differ.

The calendar does not predict the future. It provides traditional guidance on the quality of a date and the types of activities that align with it. The final choice and timing decision always remain yours.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which dates are covered?
Every day from 1 January 1901 to 31 December 2099.

Is it in English or Chinese?
Both. All content is written in English with the Chinese terms displayed alongside.

Does it need an internet connection?
No. After downloading, the file works entirely offline.

Will it work on my phone?
Yes. Save the file to your phone and open it in your mobile browser. The layout adjusts to the screen.

Can I use it for clients?
Yes. You can enter the birth details of any person to generate a personalized reading. The license includes professional use, allowing you to use the calendar as part of your own date selection practice.

What if my birth time is unknown?
No birth time is required. The calendar works from your birth date because the personalized calculations are based on your Year Branch and Ming Gua, rather than your Hour Pillar.

This makes it simple to generate a personalized reading while still applying the key personal factors used in the calendar’s date selection system.

Is there a subscription?
No. One payment, one download, permanent access to the whole two-century range.

How is delivery handled?
The download link appears immediately after payment is completed and is also included in your order confirmation email, which is sent to the email address provided during purchase.

What format does the file come in?
The calendar is provided as a single HTML file of approximately 340 KB. Simply download the file and open it in any modern browser, including Chrome, Safari, Firefox, or Edge.

No installation is required, no account is needed, and no internet connection is needed after the file has been downloaded to your device.

CAUTION: Please download the file first, then select: Open with: YOUR WEB BROWSER to open the calendar. Do not use the standard phone HTML viewer app, as the calendar will not work properly with it. The calendar can be found under “My Files-> Downloads”

Is it compatible with my device — iPhone, Android, Windows, Mac?
Yes. The calendar works on any device with a modern web browser, including Chrome, Safari, Firefox, and Edge.

There is no app to install and no device-specific software required. Simply open the HTML file in your browser and it will run on your desktop, laptop, tablet, or phone.

Choose your dates based on your own personal chart, not from a generic book that cannot account for who you are. Download the Daily Feng Shui Almanac Calendar and begin exploring your personalized daily guidance today.

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Daily Feng Shui Almanac Calendar (200 Years, Personal)

19.99

821 in stock

821 in stock

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[Total: 2 Average: 4.5]

The Daily Feng Shui Almanac Calendar is your personal Tong Shu, mapped out all the way to 2099, built around your birth chart instead of giving you the same generic reading as everyone else. Just enter your name, birth date, and gender once, and our calendar instantly generates for every day your tailored information based on your  unique birth chart.

Days to avoid are clearly highlighted in red, helping you spot potential obstacles at a glance. Favorable days are marked in green, making it easy to choose the best dates for important decisions, events, and activities.

Click on any date to view a complete daily almanac in clear, easy-to-understand English, with the original Chinese terms displayed alongside each interpretation so you can verify every detail with confidence.

What You Get

  • Every day until 2099 — fully calculated, not copied from static tables, so every date is available with complete accuracy.
  • Color-coded monthly calendar that lets you instantly identify favorable and unfavorable days.
  • Your personal clash days clearly marked with the æ²– seal, so you know which dates to avoid.
  • All 142 traditional activities are considered; only the main Auspicious (宜) and Inauspicious (忌) activities are shown. Activities not displayed are considered Neutral with both English translations and the original Chinese.
  • A complete daily almanac featuring the Day Pillar, Day Officer, Day Spirit, Lunar Mansion, Nine Star, Clash Animal, and Sha Direction.
  • All twelve double-hours individually rated, with your personal harmony and clash hours highlighted separately.
  • Three daily lucky directions for the Wealth God, Happiness God, and Fortune God.
  • Your four personal Ming Gua directions shown alongside each day’s lucky directions for deeper personal guidance.
  • Fully translated Peng Zu taboos, presented in plain English rather than simple transliterations.
  • Accurate solar terms and leap months correctly calculated across the entire 1901–2099 date range.
  • Works completely offline in any modern browser on desktop, tablet, or mobile.

One file. One payment. No subscription. No account required.

What the Daily Feng Shui Almanac Calendar Shows You

Open any date to receive the complete entry you’d expect from a traditional Tong Shu, fully translated and clearly explained. Every section is presented in plain English, with the original Chinese alongside it, so you never have to guess what a term means or how the Chinese almanac connects with Feng Shui.

Each daily page begins with the essentials: the Gregorian date, the lunar date, including correctly calculated leap months, the year’s Heavenly Stem and Earthly Branch, and the current solar term whenever one occurs.

The full daily analysis follows. View the Day Pillar with its Heavenly Stem, Earthly Branch, zodiac animal, and Na Yin element. The Day Officer includes a practical explanation, making it easy to understand how the day’s energy affects your plans.

A Success Day is identified as favorable for important activities, while a Destruction Day clearly shows when most undertakings should be avoided. You’ll also see whether the day belongs to the Yellow Path or Black Path, along with the day’s Lunar Mansion and Flying Star Nine Star.

The heart of every daily almanac is the pair of traditional activity lists. 宜 (Auspicious Activities) shows everything the day supports, while 忌 (Activities to Avoid) highlights what should be postponed. Every activity appears in plain English with the original Chinese beside it for easy reference.

Nothing has been shortened or simplified. You get the complete traditional collection of 142 activities, covering everything from opening a business, signing contracts, and getting married to breaking ground, installing a bed, repairing a grave, and much more. Only the major and most important activities are displayed for each day, neutral ones are left out.

Your Personal Feng Shui Almanac, Not a Generic One

A printed Feng Shui almanac gives everyone exactly the same advice. It cannot tell the difference between a Rabbit and a Rooster, or account for your personal birth chart. Your calendar does.

Enter your birth and gender details once, and the calendar builds your personal Feng Shui profile. It identifies your Year Pillar and zodiac animal, Ming Gua number, trigram, and element, your East or West Group, Nine Star Ki number, and your Day Pillar. Every date from 1901 to 2099 is then evaluated against your unique profile.

Every day is checked for the five most important branch relationships. Dates that clash with your Year Branch are identified as your personal Breaker Days and clearly marked as days to avoid, with the reason fully explained.

Six Harmony days are highlighted as supportive, while Three Harmony days are recognized as especially favorable. Harm and Punishment relationships are flagged as days that call for extra care, and dates that share your own branch are identified as Duty Days, when a quieter, more measured approach is often the wiser choice.

The calendar also compares each day’s elemental energy with your Ming Gua element. When the day’s element nourishes yours, your personal rating improves. When it weakens or controls your element, the rating is reduced with guidance to take a more cautious approach. Days that draw upon your own element are recognized as productive, but also more likely to leave you feeling drained.

Every date finishes with a clear written summary that explains the overall rating and the reasons behind it. Instead of relying on symbols or color alone, you’ll understand exactly why a day is considered favorable, challenging, or somewhere in between.

Reading a Month at a Glance

The monthly calendar is where you’ll spend most of your time. Every date is color coded across five clear ratings, from Excellent and Good, through Neutral and Caution, down to Avoid. Your personal clash days are also marked with a distinctive æ²– seal, making them easy to spot at a glance.

Finding a favorable date for an important event takes just moments. Whether you’re moving into a new home, opening a business, signing a contract, or planning another significant occasion, simply browse the calendar, avoid days marked Avoid, and open the most favorable dates to check whether your activity is listed under 宜 (Auspicious Activities).

Browse month by month using the navigation arrows, or jump directly to any month from 1901 to 2099.

Every date is calculated on demand rather than retrieved from a pre-built database, so jumping from March 1954 to October 2087 is just as fast as viewing next week. This makes the calendar useful not only for planning ahead, but also for exploring the past.

Review the timing of past events, research historical dates, or choose auspicious dates for future milestones such as births, anniversaries, renovations, and major property decisions.

Choosing the Right Hour, Not Just the Right Day

Choosing the right day is only part of the equation. Acting during an unfavorable hour can reduce many of the advantages of a well-chosen date. That’s why every day includes a complete breakdown of all twelve Chinese double-hours, each with its own Heavenly Stem and Earthly Branch, governing spirit, and its overall rating.

Your personal Feng Shui profile is applied to every hour as well. Hours that clash with your birth branch are clearly identified, while hours that form a harmonious relationship are highlighted as your personal Harmony Hours. Whether you’re signing a contract, launching a business, or attending an important meeting, you’ll know not only which day to choose, but also the best time to act.

Every daily calendar page also includes the traditional lucky directions for the Wealth God, Happiness God, and Fortune God. Directly below, you’ll find your own four Ming Gua directions, making it easy to see when your personal auspicious directions align with the day’s energy and helping you make even more informed decisions.

Ming Gua & Star 9 Ki

By default, Ming Gua is calculated using the traditional male/female method. However, in our own practice, we primarily refer to the Star 9 Ki birth number instead.

For flexibility, both calculations are displayed, allowing you to use whichever system best matches your individual practice or preference.

What You Can Use It For

The calendar helps you answer one of the most important questions in Feng Shui: When is the right time to act?

Whether you’re moving house, opening a business, signing a lease, starting renovations, breaking ground, installing a bed, getting married, traveling, beginning medical treatment, hiring staff, buying a vehicle, launching a website, having a difficult conversation, or arranging a funeral, the traditional almanac tells you whether the day supports that specific activity.

Every date includes the complete list of favorable (宜) and unfavorable (忌) activities, so you can make decisions with confidence. Neutral activities are not displayed. If you cannot find the activity you are looking for in the Auspicious (宜) or Inauspicious (忌) lists, it means the day has a Neutral impact for that activity.

For Feng Shui consultants and professional practitioners, the calendar dramatically speeds up client work. Instead of searching through printed almanacs and cross-referencing multiple tables, simply enter a client’s birth details to instantly view their personalized favorable and unfavorable dates. The original Chinese terminology is always displayed alongside the English translations, making it easy to verify every calculation against your own reference materials.

If you’ve relied on daily Feng Shui tips from apps, websites, or social media, you’ll immediately notice the difference. Those forecasts are written for everyone, so they’re personal to no one. Our Feng Shui almanac calendar calculates every reading from the birth details you provide, giving you guidance that’s tailored specifically to the individual using it.

How the Ratings Are Built

Every rating is transparent. Nothing is hidden behind colors or unexplained scores, and the calculation method is fully documented within the calendar.

Each day begins with its overall quality, determined by the traditional Day Spirit and Day Officer. Yellow Path days receive a positive foundation, while Black Path days begin with a lower rating. The Day Officer then adjusts the score according to its traditional meaning, with officers such as Success and Open increasing the rating, while Destruction and other unfavorable officers reduce it significantly.

Your personal Feng Shui profile is then applied. Six Harmony and Three Harmony relationships improve the day’s rating, while Harm and Punishment relationships reduce it. The calendar also compares the day’s elemental energy with your Ming Gua element, rewarding supportive combinations and lowering the score when the day’s energy weakens or controls your own. A direct clash with your Year Branch always takes priority, marking the date as one to avoid regardless of how favorable it appears from the general almanac alone.

The underlying calculations are designed for accuracy, not convenience. Zodiac animals and Ming Gua numbers are based on the solar year, beginning at Li Chun, the true start of spring. Rather than assuming Li Chun always falls on 4 February, the calendar calculates the correct date for every individual year. Anyone born during the first few days of February or January therefore receives the correct zodiac sign and Ming Gua, avoiding one of the most common mistakes made by simplified online calculators.

Technical Details

The Daily Feng Shui Almanac Calendar is delivered as a single, lightweight HTML file of approximately 340 KB. Download it once, and it’s yours to keep.

Simply double-click the file to open it in Chrome, Safari, Firefox, or Edge. There’s nothing to install, no internet connection is required after download, and no account or subscription is needed. Copy it to your desktop, laptop, tablet, or phone, and it works just as smoothly, automatically adapting to different screen sizes.

Your privacy is built in. Your birth details never leave your device because the calendar doesn’t connect to a server or send data anywhere. Every calculation is performed locally in your browser, giving you complete control over your personal information.

The calendar also remembers your details between sessions, so you only need to enter them once. Whenever you want to check a family member, friend, or client, simply enter their birth details to generate a personalised calendar for them in seconds.

Who It Is For

  • The Daily Feng Shui Almanac Calendar is designed for anyone who wants personalized date selection based on their own chart.
  • Feng Shui practitioners can quickly select client-specific dates without spending hours working through printed almanacs and reference tables.
  • Students of Chinese metaphysics can explore traditional calculations with clear English explanations alongside the original terminology.
  • Business owners can choose more suitable dates for openings, contracts, and important decisions.
  • Families can plan weddings, house moves, renovations, and other major life events with greater confidence.

No previous Feng Shui knowledge is required. Every traditional term is translated, and every rating is explained in clear written guidance, making the calendar accessible even for beginners.

At the same time, nothing has been stripped away for simplicity. Experienced practitioners will still find the complete technical details they expect, including stems, branches, officers, and traditional Chinese terminology displayed throughout for reference and verification.

How It Compares to a Printed Almanac

A printed Tong Shu offers excellent value for its price, and it remains an important traditional reference. The difference comes from how much further a digital, personalized calendar can take the same information.

A printed edition typically covers one year, meaning a new copy is needed each year. The Daily Feng Shui Almanac Calendar covers 199 years in a single purchase, allowing you to review past dates, research historical events, and plan far into the future without needing additional editions.

A printed Tong Shu is traditionally written in Chinese, which means understanding it often requires language knowledge or guidance from a teacher. The calendar presents the information in clear English while keeping the original Chinese terminology visible for reference and verification.

A printed edition provides the same daily guidance to every reader. Its clash information may identify a specific zodiac animal, but interpreting how that day affects an individual requires additional calculations. The daily Feng Shui almanac calendar completes that personalization step by applying your birth details and showing the result directly.

A printed almanac still has one advantage: the experience of browsing a physical book. Nothing replaces the traditional practice of sitting with an almanac and exploring the surrounding information. For many practitioners, the ideal approach is using both, combining the depth of a printed reference with the speed and personalization of a calculated digital tool.

What It Does Not Do

Understanding the limits is just as important as understanding the features.

The calendar performs personalized date selection using your birth year and Ming Gua. More advanced professional date selection uses a complete Four Pillars (BaZi) chart, including the hour of birth, and compares the full chart with the potential date in much greater depth.

For major decisions such as weddings, business incorporation, or burials, a qualified consultation remains the most comprehensive approach. The calendar is designed to help you identify suitable dates and prepare for that discussion.

Annual Feng Shui afflictions are not currently included. Influences such as Tai Sui, Three Killings, and the Year Breaker affect directional considerations, especially for construction, renovations, and ground-breaking activities, and should be reviewed separately before starting major works.

The activity recommendations follow widely used traditional almanac sources. Different Feng Shui schools and regional traditions may interpret certain entries differently, and your own training or lineage should always take priority where approaches differ.

The calendar does not predict the future. It provides traditional guidance on the quality of a date and the types of activities that align with it. The final choice and timing decision always remain yours.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which dates are covered?
Every day from 1 January 1901 to 31 December 2099.

Is it in English or Chinese?
Both. All content is written in English with the Chinese terms displayed alongside.

Does it need an internet connection?
No. After downloading, the file works entirely offline.

Will it work on my phone?
Yes. Save the file to your phone and open it in your mobile browser. The layout adjusts to the screen.

Can I use it for clients?
Yes. You can enter the birth details of any person to generate a personalized reading. The license includes professional use, allowing you to use the calendar as part of your own date selection practice.

What if my birth time is unknown?
No birth time is required. The calendar works from your birth date because the personalized calculations are based on your Year Branch and Ming Gua, rather than your Hour Pillar.

This makes it simple to generate a personalized reading while still applying the key personal factors used in the calendar’s date selection system.

Is there a subscription?
No. One payment, one download, permanent access to the whole two-century range.

How is delivery handled?
The download link appears immediately after payment is completed and is also included in your order confirmation email, which is sent to the email address provided during purchase.

What format does the file come in?
The calendar is provided as a single HTML file of approximately 340 KB. Simply download the file and open it in any modern browser, including Chrome, Safari, Firefox, or Edge.

No installation is required, no account is needed, and no internet connection is needed after the file has been downloaded to your device.

CAUTION: Please download the file first, then select: Open with: YOUR WEB BROWSER to open the calendar. Do not use the standard phone HTML viewer app, as the calendar will not work properly with it. The calendar can be found under “My Files-> Downloads”

Is it compatible with my device — iPhone, Android, Windows, Mac?
Yes. The calendar works on any device with a modern web browser, including Chrome, Safari, Firefox, and Edge.

There is no app to install and no device-specific software required. Simply open the HTML file in your browser and it will run on your desktop, laptop, tablet, or phone.

Choose your dates based on your own personal chart, not from a generic book that cannot account for who you are. Download the Daily Feng Shui Almanac Calendar and begin exploring your personalized daily guidance today.

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