GENERAL
General Service Inquiry
For destiny reading, feng shui, home structure, ritual-related matters, or service questions. Start with a concise message.
Contact via LINE →Contact
You do not need to write beautifully.
You need to write clearly.
Start with the situation. Then the right path can be chosen.
For the first contact, briefly explain what is happening, what kind of help you are seeking, how urgent it is, and where you are located. Do not send excessive personal data, images, videos, or long files at the first stage.
CONTACT TYPE
Choose the type of inquiry first.
Different situations require different ways of being received. General service questions can be brief. Private, overseas, special, or business matters are better handled through Email.
SPECIAL
Special Case Review
For unusual home conditions, spiritual boundary issues, altar or ancestor concerns, repeated dreams, or culturally sensitive situations.
Send email →PRIVATE
Private Advisory
For business, family, overseas, confidential, or long-term advisory needs. Email is the preferred first contact method.
Private inquiry →MEDIA
Media & Business Partnership
For interviews, podcasts, YouTube, lectures, columns, brand collaboration, or business partnership proposals.
Partnership email →MESSAGE FORMAT
A clear first message is better than a long one.
Start with the basic structure. More sensitive information can be added later if needed.
1. What happened?
Briefly describe the core situation in a few sentences. Do not begin with excessive files, images, or long stories.
2. What direction are you seeking?
For example: life structure reading, home feng shui, altar or ancestor matters, spiritual boundary, private advisory, or not sure yet.
3. How urgent is it?
Mention your location, urgency, preferred contact method, and whether there is any real-life safety concern.
BOUNDARIES
Some information should not be sent before the case is accepted.
This protects both your privacy and the boundary of the advisory process.
Do not overshare at first contact
Full address, ID documents, family details, company files, floor plans, and sensitive images should only be provided after they are requested.
Do not send only one vague sentence
A message such as 'Please help me see' is not enough. Explain what happened, what you want to understand, and how urgent it is.
Real-life crisis comes first
For self-harm risk, violence, fraud, serious illness, legal conflict, fire, construction, or emergency danger, seek appropriate professional or emergency help first.