About Mingyu Jushi

Mingyuktong and Mingyu Jushi

Mingyuktong is the hall name; Mingyu Jushi is his courtesy title. The name suggests clarity and warmth without display—readings that seek lucidity, not promises to change fate.

Learning

At Mingyuktong, each destiny book is written slowly. Mingyu Jushi has spent more than twenty years with classical BaZi and feng shui: Nayin first, the Day Master in support, with Sanming Zhimi Fu among the guides, and Shenfeng Tongkao for quieter counsel—illness and remedy, movement and stillness.

Before the chart is cast, the hour is returned to true solar time; birth, dwelling and workplace are held apart. The prose is his alone; images may be drawn by AI from that finished text, never the words themselves.

He also keeps a quiet Shingon (真言宗／東密) practice—steadiness and reverence—without turning destiny books into religious teaching.

Why open to the public

He wishes to pass on what he has learned. In his view there are too many half-trained readers and careless machine-made forecasts.