How to Choose Your Focus Areas
Focus Areas help Gé Rén understand which parts of your life, timing, or personal concerns you would like us to prioritize in your BaZi analysis.
Each Gé Rén BaZi report includes four standard Focus Areas. Your selections help guide the emphasis of the written report so the analysis can be more relevant to the service you are ordering and the time period being reviewed.
You do not need to choose perfectly. Select the areas that feel most meaningful for your current questions, life stage, or the period you would like Gé Rén to analyze.
How Focus Areas Apply to Each Service
BaZi Natal Chart
For a BaZi Natal Chart reading, Focus Areas guide what Gé Rén emphasizes within your BaZi structure. This service looks at foundational patterns and longer-term life tendencies, so you may choose areas that reflect your broader life direction, personal structure, relationships, family patterns, resources, learning, or long-term development.
Major Luck Cycle
For a Major Luck Cycle reading, Focus Areas guide what Gé Rén emphasizes during the selected 10-year cycle. Choose areas that feel most relevant to that specific life stage. A younger-age cycle, career-building cycle, family-focused cycle, or later-life cycle may each call for different priorities.
Annual Luck
For an Annual Luck reading, Focus Areas guide what Gé Rén emphasizes during the selected year. Choose areas that are most relevant to the calendar year you want Gé Rén to analyze. This may be an upcoming year, the current year, or another specific year that is meaningful to you.
Focus Area Descriptions
Health
Health refers to physical wellbeing, resilience, and areas of health that may require more attention within the service period being reviewed.
Wealth
Wealth refers to financial flow, resource stability, income-related timing, and how money-related matters may be supported or challenged within the service period being reviewed.
Relationships
Relationships refers to romantic prospects, relationship dynamics, and opportunities for connection. This area is often selected when romantic timing or emotional connection is a main concern.
Family
Family refers to the overall household atmosphere, family harmony, and broader family dynamics. This area looks at the family unit as a whole rather than focusing on one individual relative.
Children
Children refers to general conditions related to children, dependents, parenting dynamics, or the client’s relationship with children. This area focuses on broader patterns rather than specific events.
Male Partner
Male Partner refers to dynamics related to a male romantic partner. This area may be relevant when the client wants the report to place more emphasis on partner-related patterns, timing, or relationship dynamics.
Female Partner
Female Partner refers to dynamics related to a female romantic partner. This area may be relevant when the client wants the report to place more emphasis on partner-related patterns, timing, or relationship dynamics.
Desires / Needs
Desires / Needs refers to personal motivation, inner needs, learning drive, emotional priorities, and what the person may naturally want or seek within the service period being reviewed.
Academics
Academics refers to study performance, learning focus, academic momentum, examinations, training, or education-related development. This area may be especially useful for students or clients in a learning stage.
Accident Risk
Accident Risk refers to the relative likelihood of physical accidents, injuries, or situations that may require extra caution. This reflects risk tendency, not a guaranteed prediction.
Legal Risk
Legal Risk refers to the relative likelihood of legal, administrative, compliance, dispute-related, or official-document complications. This reflects risk tendency, not a guaranteed prediction.
Other
Other is for a special topic that is not listed above. Because custom topics may require special interpretation or additional techniques, “Other” counts as an extra Focus Area.
Extra Focus Areas
Four standard Focus Areas are included with each Gé Rén BaZi report. If you would like Gé Rén to include additional Focus Areas beyond the four included areas, extra Focus Areas may be added during the intake process.
For single-service orders, each extra Focus Area is $60 CAD. For package orders, extra Focus Areas are charged based on the number of reports included in the package.
If You Are Unsure
If you are unsure which Focus Areas to choose, select the areas that feel most relevant to your current question, life stage, or the time period being analyzed. Your choices help guide the emphasis of the report, but Gé Rén will still review the full context of your chart and timing.