Chapter 1 – General Introduction to Life

The seeker’s name and lifespan, lifestyle, characteristics, spouse and parents’ names, current occupation, siblings, children, etc.

Chapter 2 – Education and Wealth

Records of education, and the wealth and family (marriage) resulting from educational attainment.

Chapter 3 – Siblings

Number of siblings, their names. Interactions, care, support, or negative relationships and problems among siblings.

Chapter 4 – Mother, Property, and Wealth

This includes health and its impact on one’s life. It also includes when Ye Zi herself will acquire property; matters concerning houses, vehicles, land, collections, material enjoyment, and achievements.

Chapter 5 – Children (Offspring) and Pregnancy

Predict whether you will have children, and explain their future. Consider whether you will adopt and any remedial measures you may take.

Chapter 6 – Illness, Litigation, Debt

For debts, illnesses, injuries, enemies, lawsuits, and imprisonment, record descriptions and remedies on how to avoid or minimize their consequences.

Chapter 7 – Marriage

Information regarding marriage, future prospects, conflicts and compatibility between the couple, etc. For example, date, time, location, spouse’s name, whether divorce is possible, and reasons for late marriage.

Chapter 8 – Lifespan

Lifespan, disease, and whether possible accidents can be avoided, etc.

Chapter 9 – Father, Assets, Spiritual Wealth

This includes health, the relationship with one’s father, the wealth of one’s ancestors and father, and one’s own spiritual qualities.

Chapter 10 – Career, Work, and Wealth

The relevant career or business, employment or entrepreneurship, the ups and downs of the career or business, and future predictions.

Chapter 11 – Second Marriage

Second marriage. Sometimes it also records whether you will profit from investments.

Chapter 12 – Expenses, Out of Town, Afterlife

How you use your money and whether you have the opportunity to travel abroad, develop your career, and settle down. In your next life, where will you be born, what will your living conditions be like, and will you attain enlightenment?

Chapter 13 – Karma, Peace, Repentance

The chapter discusses the connections between where and how one was born in a past life and the difficulties encountered in this life. It also covers topics such as lawsuits, debts and prospects, politics and society, health, and business.

Chapter 14 – Healing Mantras

It will suggest sacred places suitable for deities, and offer advice and proverbs on how to protect yourself from attack and temptation.

Chapter 15 – Medicine, Herbs, and Health Care

Record your own health problems and provide Ayurvedic health care methods.

Chapter 16 – Fleeting Years

The flow of time in this life. What will happen at each stage of life? (This chapter is not suitable for first-time readers.)

Chapter 17 – Questions

The problems you may encounter and suggested solutions.

Chapter 18 – Spirituality

Spiritual development leads to wisdom and the possibility of connecting with the divine. Who is your guru to help you grow spiritually?

Chapter 19 – Astrological Chart

The influence of celestial cycles on the rise and fall of an individual’s fortune.

Chapter 20 – Politics and Status

A political career.

Chapter 21 – Current Situation

Most of them are interpretations of life conditions a year or so ago.

***Special Independent Chapter – Blessing

The sage offers blessings to everyone’s life. (Depending on individual circumstances and time, not everyone may receive them at this moment.)

↓On September 9, 2024, Muthu, a Nadija study translator from the Taiwan South India Institute, received three new chapters of information during a leaf reading.↓

Chapter 22 – Gender Diversity

Transgender relationships, marriage, and the karmic impact of being born into an inclusive and diverse society.

Chapter 23 – Mindset

Hidden messages in the mind – understanding the other person’s thoughts.

Chapter 24 – Ancestors

The influence of ancestral spirits on this world and the corresponding solutions.

*The main interpretation is of the saint Koushikar, but other saints such as Agasthiyar and Bogar are also interpreted.