- People learning BaZi, Jyotish, Zi Wei, or Western astrology who need field names before interpretation.
- Users comparing exact-time and unknown-time results who need to know which facts are hour-sensitive.
- Readers who want to understand LifeSense exports before saving, printing, or taking the data elsewhere.
Chart data guide
LifeSense birth chart data guides
Use these pages when a screenshot or summary is too vague. They explain what each field means, what LifeSense can compute, and what needs exact birth time.
- Each guide connects method vocabulary to the actual fields LifeSense can calculate.
- Unavailable and low-confidence states are explained as part of the product, not hidden behind generated prose.
- Every guide links back to the relevant calculator so users can move from explanation to calculation.
What is BaZi in a birth chart?
A plain-English guide to BaZi chart data: Four Pillars, stems, branches, elements, Day Master, and fields that need exact birth time.
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Reading a BaZi pillar grid
How to read the BaZi year, month, day, and hour columns before anyone interprets the chart.
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What is Saju in Battle of Fates?
A chart-data guide for viewers searching Battle of Fates, Saju, Korean Four Pillars, BaZi, and birth-time confidence.
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What is Vimshottari Dasha?
A plain-English guide to Vimshottari Dasha labels in Jyotish: Mahadasha, Antardasha, nakshatra anchors, and time confidence.
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What is Sade Sati?
A calm guide to the Sade Sati label in Jyotish: what chart data it needs and why LifeSense does not turn it into a warning.
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What is a Zi Wei palace?
A plain-English guide to Zi Wei Dou Shu twelve palaces, Ming palace, body palace, star placements, and why exact birth time matters.
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Whole-sign vs Placidus houses
A plain-English guide to Whole Sign and Placidus houses, house placements, ascendant data, and why exact birth time is required.
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LifeSense method and accuracy
How LifeSense calculates birth chart data, handles time zones, labels unknown birth time, and keeps exports chart-only.
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Comparing four chart systems
Compare the four chart data systems in LifeSense: BaZi pillars, Jyotish nakshatra and dashas, Zi Wei palaces, and Western placements, houses, and aspects.
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What is a natal chart?
A plain-English guide to a natal chart: the birth-data record LifeSense computes across BaZi, Jyotish, Zi Wei Dou Shu, and Western astrology, and what needs exact birth time.
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What is Jyotish?
A plain-English guide to Jyotish chart data: sidereal signs, nakshatras, dashas, divisional charts, and fields that need exact birth time.
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What is Zi Wei Dou Shu?
A plain-English guide to Zi Wei Dou Shu chart data: twelve palaces, Ming and body palaces, star placements, sihua transformations, and why exact birth time matters.
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What are the Ten Gods in BaZi?
A plain-English guide to the Ten Gods (ten-god) labels in a BaZi chart: what they name, how LifeSense shows them, and what they do not mean.
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What is a nakshatra?
A plain-English guide to the nakshatra label in Jyotish: what it names, how LifeSense computes it, and why it is not a reading on its own.
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What are D9 and D10 divisional charts?
A plain-English guide to Jyotish divisional charts D9 and D10: what they compute, how LifeSense labels them, and when they stay unavailable.
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What is true solar time in a chart?
A plain-English guide to true solar time: how LifeSense computes it, when it changes hour-sensitive fields, and what stays labeled.
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DST and historical time zones in a chart
A plain-English guide to daylight saving time and historical time zones: how LifeSense resolves them and what stays labeled.
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What are Western astrology aspects?
A plain-English guide to Western aspects: what they name, how LifeSense shows them, and what they do not mean.
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LifeSense chart export formats
A plain-English guide to the export formats LifeSense produces: what each contains, what stays out, and how to check the data.
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