Qimen Dunjia
Meaning of the Doors
By Patrick Sia | | Qimen Dunjia |
Doors represent the available pathways, actions, opportunities and obstacles through which the matter unfolds.
Myth 22: Qi Men Dun Jia Requires Complex Calculations to Be Useful
By Patrick Sia | | Qimen Dunjia |
Many think Qi Men Dun Jia requires complex calculations before it can be used. In…
Meaning of the Deities / Gods
By Patrick Sia | | Qimen Dunjia |
Deities/Gods indicate the subtle, unseen influences—such as support, protection, uncertainty or disruption—around the matter.
Qimen – From Survival to Mastery
This image represents a state of alignment where there is no fear or resistance. The…
Myth 21: Qi Men Dun Jia Is About Fate, Not Choice
By Patrick Sia | | Qimen Dunjia |
Many believe Qi Men Dun Jia is about accepting fate. In reality, it is about…
Qimen – Face the Situation
This image represents a moment where escape is no longer an option. The situation is…
Myth 20: Qi Men Dun Jia Is Only for Asking Questions, Not Guiding Action
By Patrick Sia | | Qimen Dunjia |
Some people think Qi Men Dun Jia is only for asking questions and getting answers.…
Qimen – The Art of Avoidance
This image reflects a situation where the opposing force is overwhelming. Fighting directly is not…
Myth 19: Qi Men Dun Jia Is Only for Solving Problems, Not Creating Opportunities
By Patrick Sia | | Qimen Dunjia |
Many people think Qi Men Dun Jia is only used when problems arise. In reality,…
Qimen – No Space to Move
This image represents a situation where both timing and positioning are unfavourable. The confined space…
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