How to Use Qimen to Analyze and Predict Pregnancy

Qimen dunjia is a wonderfully versatile divination method. Be it strategic planning and execution, due diligence for investments, resolving health difficulties, or even identifying fake news, qimen has a staggering number of applications.

One of the most interesting use cases is determining the sex of an unborn child. Qimen dunjia was developed during the Warring States period, nearly 1600 years ago, well before the advent of modern medical technology. Using qimen, an expecting mother could learn the sex of her baby before birth, allowing the family to plan ahead.

Today, pregnant women can simply undergo an ultrasound between weeks 18 to 20.

An ultrasound is probably a far more reliable indicator of the child’s sex than an ancient art subject to human interpretation. Why would someone use qimen to predict the sex of an unborn child?

For starters, qimen dunjia can be used early in the pregnancy. Ultrasound can only be reliably used to determine the child’s sex during the five-month mark. Qimen can be used anytime before then. It gives you early warning, and prepares you for the future.

The moment you receive confirmation of pregnancy, you can consult a qimen chart to determine the sex of the baby. Or you can approach a metaphysics consultant (like us) to do so. By studying the chart, the practitioner will be able to analyse the pregnancy, including the sex of the unborn child.

For this example, let’s use the qimen chart as of time of writing: 20 August 2023, 5.13 pm.

This free chart comes courtesy of Joey Yap Qimen Explorer, which you can find here.

The Kun palace represents the mother. By checking the polarity of the Star, Door and Heavenly Stem in the Kun palace, we can determine the sex of the child.

If two or all three of these components are yang, then the child will be a boy. If they are yin, then the child will be a girl.

The Kun palace is in the Southwest. Here we see Heavenly Ambassador, Geng, and the Rest Door.

Heavenly Ambassador is a yang star, Rest door is yin, and Geng is yang. Therefore we can predict that the child will be a boy.

Of course, the mother can simply wait until week 18 to 20 to get an ultrasound. It’s a far more reliable method than relying solely on qimen.

Qimen truly comes into its own when you want to understand the totality of the circumstances surrounding the pregnancy. It reveals information that modern science cannot. For example, a mother will want to know whether her child will be delivered safely. An ultrasound can’t help with that. Qimen can.

Let’s go back to the chart above. This time, instead of asking whether the child will be a boy or a girl, we will ask about the outcome of delivery. In such a question, the Kun palace represents not the mother, but the delivery room.

The Kun palace counters the Rest Door. Geng and Gui are present in the Kun Palace. Put together, we see indicators for a difficult pregnancy. The fetus may be in an abnormal position, leading to severe risks for mother and child. The combination of Geng and Gui is especially inauspicious for pregnant women, increasing the difficulty of the situation.

Extreme caution is advised with this pregnancy. The health of both mother and child are at risk. In this chart, Heavenly Grain represent the mother—but it general, it also represents disease. To ensure everyone’s health, we must counter the disease. Heavenly Grain is in an earth palace . Thus we must examine the wood palaces.

We see Heavenly Heart and Great Moon in the southeast palace. Heavenly Heart symbolises modern Western medicine, especially a surgeon. Great Moon indicates knowledge. The mother should seek the advice of a knowledgeable surgeon with specialist training in this subject. A Caesarian birth may be necessary to avoid complications during delivery.

In the East Palace, we see Heavenly Pillar and Six Harmony. Heavenly Pillar is associated with speech and noise. Six Harmony symbolises relationships and network. The mother should consider tapping into her network to raise awareness of her situation so that she can find the help she needs to ensure a smooth delivery.

This is just one of the many use cases for qimen dunjia. More than just divination, it is a means of strategic forecasting, planning and execution.

An ultrasound may identify the sex of a child, but it can’t tell you whether the delivery will be smooth, or what to do if it isn’t. Qimen dunjia provides advance warning of potential disasters, giving you the time you need to prepare for them, and a strategy to deal with them.

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