BaZi - The Destiny Code Revealed (Book 2): A Deeper Journey into The Four Pillars Of Destiny

Very good book, helps me to get more in depth for my ba zi knowledge. Like how it’s written and the quality of the content and book itself.

A follow up based on the first book on four pillars of destiny by Joey Yap and this is a must have for anyone wanting to delve deeper into one's destiny. Pacing and structure of the lessons contained within the book is very concise and clear. This makes anyone wanting to have a better understanding on how the destiny code works extremely easy. Please take note that this book is a sequel to the first book entitled " Bazi the destiny code" and a must read for anyone wanting to control their own destiny. This second book gives the reader a better understanding and in-depth look into the complexities of the four pillars made easy via step by step explanations. Compared to the other similar books on the topic of four pillars/destiny codes, this is a joy to read and easily understood. No mysticism or religious references, just plain facts and science. Very highly recommended.

This book is a must-have for anyone seeking a deeper understanding in BaZi. It is the sequel to the first book, BaZi - The Destiny Code, and it elaborates further on the relationships between the 5 elements. If after reading the first book you still had difficulties interpreting a natal chart, as I did, then I would strongly recommend that you also read this book as it provides much more information on the various combinations, clashes, harms, destructions and punishments. Many real-life examples are used throughout the book and this has helped me a lot in understanding this conventionally complex subject.

The book is interesting, clear, and explains very well the principles of BaZi. But it has its flaws: too much marketing. The book is very illustrated, and so it is beautiful, but I also felt that many of the illustrations made just to "let's make it more commercial" and at the same time "eating up" page after page, making a more diluted book. The table about clashes, for example, is repeated time after time. Joey Yap also has this thing that he is always talking about some technique that he will only teaches in his "next book". Usually this is not so important, but in the final part, with the "practical examples", this is very annoying. Joey Yap discusses the BaZi charts of Princess Diana and other celebrities. First of all, he almost doesn't use any of the techniques that he teaches on the book, like determining the strength of the day master! Then he delineates all of the charts only using the techniques that he didn't teach! If it wasn't for that, I would give a 5. I think that is good to have a little marketing to help people want to buy your next book... but I wish he would be more subtle. His book on Date selection is much better, because he really deliver the goods and teaches you what he promised.

BaZi- The Destiny Code: Your Guide to the Four Pillars of Destiny It doesn't matter if you're new in or have already some grasps of Chinese metaphysics. Joey explains everything in a clear,swift and comprehensive style.If you have already some basics you'll get better to understand the system of the four Pillers - HIGHLY RECOMMENDED !!!

I love this book! I have been waiting for a loong time for the launch of this and when I started I couldn't put it down! NOw I know what all the Clash, harm, combination does to your BaZi chart. Its really amazing, some of the stuff were spot on! I am eagerly waiting for book 3!!

Going through the book I find that this sequel is just as user friendly and easy to understand as the first book. The various amounts of illustrations and pictures make it much more easier to digest the concepts and ideas. One thing just bugs me, there is no index which would help me a lot with the book. All in all, this is a good book for people just starting Chinese astrology learning after reading the first book.

You won't know how to apply it. All the Joey Jap's Bazi books that I've read are more theoretical with almost no practical application. Also, when talking about the earthly branch interactions, he doesn't give an example with every type of interaction. For instance, there are different types of destructions, but he only gives examples of a few. The Chen-Chou and the Wu-Wei destructions are not discussed. But maybe he talks about those things in a next book? I've read 'Ten Gods' and I'm sorry, but the next book doesn't do that. The 'Power of X' sub series is a simplified version of 'Ten Gods', so that won't be different either. So the book is interesting and well-written, but it's incomplete and leaves the reader with almost no application skills.

I love Mr. JOEY Yaps books

Muy buen libro. Joey Yap escribe muy claro. Si único fallo es que repite lo mismo varías veces y sus libros realmente ocuparían menos de la mitad de lo que ocupan. Pero explica muy bien y es muy claro.

Per me, principiante assoluta in materia, i libri di Joey Yap sono davvero utili e ben scritti. È un autore preparato, ntelligente e con una grande capacità comunicativa. Peccato che si trovino spesso solo le edizioni in inglese. Consigliato comunque!

book okay

Every Bazi readers/practitioners knows about clash, combo,harm,punisment.This book gives a very easy to understand angle on the above mentioned topics.