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The Chinese Solar-Lunar Calendar for Predictive Practices (Bazi, Date Selection, Feng Shui) provides detailed insights into the heavenly and earthly pillars (characters) corresponding to each hour, day, month, and year from 1900 to 2040. The calendar also marks the transition points of solar seasons, lunar days, and Gua numbers for individuals born within this period.

Capabilities of the calendar include not only tracking daily progression but also monitoring the shifting energies over time. Its cyclical structure is based on the interplay of ten celestial stems and twelve earthly branches, combined into a 60-year cycle known as the Jia-Zi cycle. These stems and branches may be yin or yang and relate to one of the five elements: water, wood, fire, earth, or metal.

Each hour, day, month, and year is represented by a single pillar that describes the prevailing energy (cycle) within that period. The four pillars of a specific date collectively illustrate its overall character.

The calendar serves as a tool for constructing an individual's Bazi chart, aiding in optimal timing for events and Feng Shui analysis.

The Gua number included in this calendar offers additional insights into personal characteristics and is used within Feng Shui practices.