Can Your Destiny Chart Predict Fertility? I Tested It on TV Showcase.
“Can a destiny chart really tell whether someone can have children?”
It’s a question that sits at the intersection of science, belief, and destiny.
Recently, while watching a popular variety show – Battle of Fates, famous practitioners from all over South Korea were put to the test. Like the popular variety show, Physical 100, contestants were put though elimination rounds to tell the fate of person to surface the eventual winners. It is an interesting show as various life scenarios were surfaced to guess what happened to the case study revealed. These ranges from death, general fortune to lottery winners. Interestingly, if any birth data were revealed, only partial parts of the bazi were revealed.
Battle of Fates. Image Credit: Disney+
So in one particular segment, teams of saju practitioners, shamens have to guess if the 11 couples on stage have no children or the opposite.
With 11 pokerfaced couples, it is really anybody’s guess. And just when least expected, one of case study’s bazi chart was shown. So, can metaphysical systems (e.g. Bazi Destiny Reading) accurately reveal fertility potential?
As a practitioner, I decided to put this to the test.
Guess the fertility. Image Credit: Disney+
Her bazi chart showing element that represent her and her children.
Without revealing personal data but just showing the bazi chart, here’s what stood out in her chart in a glance:
1. Lady is represented by 壬 water element. In this case, any wood element in her chart represents her children.
2. Weak Children Luck Indicators
In her Bazi Chart, the Children Element (represented by wood) is key.
What made her chart look deceptive is that there was a wood element just beside her
3. BaZi Structure – Output Element Weakness
Critical part. If you notice her month she was born in (autumn and metal season) – it totally denied her any chance due to the season she was born in
Essentially, her children element is strongly clashed in her birth chart
Even if she has had children, the child would have high odds of encountering health or general issues
This is a crucial but simple distinction and is a clear conclusion the person in question would find it hard to conceive.
Her chart shows the classic example of 枭印夺食 - strong resource stars attacking, in this case, her children.
10 years luck phase? No luck too.
4. Luck Pillar Timing (No luck still)
If bazi chart doesn’t show signs, what sits in her 10 years luck phase?
Her past 10-year luck cycle showed:
Suppressed child-bearing energy
Emotional stress and overthinking
Even during her 20s to early 40s, she went through metal luck. This essentially voided her of any strong chance of conceiving.
Her best chance is to try in her 40s now that she has past the metal luck. But biologically, having children in 40s is another challenge.
Group discussing and undecided on the contestant. Image Credit: Disney+
My Prediction:
Based on the chart, my conclusion would be:
The lady is someone who cannot have children. If anything, it is a good thing she has no children as there would likely be more headaches she may encounter.
(If you are curious if any practitioners got it right, it is in episode 8 of Battle of Fates.)
Answer revealed. Image Credit: Disney+
Medical Science vs Metaphysics
Let’s be clear though.
Metaphysics is not a replacement for medical science.
But what it does exceptionally well is:
Reveal timing
Show natural tendencies
Highlight hidden obstacles
In many cases, the issue is not “cannot”—
but “not yet” or “not under current conditions.”
Why This Matters
Many couples today face similar struggles. And the emotional burden is real:
Self-doubt
Pressure from family
Silent comparison with others
Instead of guessing, your destiny chart gives clarity.
Understanding your chart gives you:
Clarity instead of fear
Strategy instead of guessing
Timing instead of force
If you’ve ever wondered:
“Will I be able to have children?”
“Is my timing off?”
“Am I facing delay or deeper issues?”
Then it’s time to look at your chart properly. Because sometimes, the answer isn’t “no”.
It’s simply: “Not yet.”
