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Feng Shui Karma FAQ
Quick answers about the site, article interpretation, Palm Reading, Face Reading, privacy boundaries, updates, and where to go next.
Use Feng Shui Karma as an educational guide library first. Articles and reflective tools can help you compare traditional ideas, but they are not private readings, professional advice, or fixed predictions.
Site basics
What Feng Shui Karma is for
Start here when you need orientation before reading articles or using a reflective tool.
What is Feng Shui Karma?
Feng Shui Karma is an English guide library for feng shui, Chinese zodiac, Pixiu traditions, Buddha and Thangka symbols, palmistry, face reading, and related spiritual symbolism.
Where should beginners start?
Begin with Feng Shui Guides, then follow the closest category path or article cluster for the specific symbol, zodiac sign, or reading topic you want to understand.
Are the articles personal advice?
No. Articles explain cultural, symbolic, and traditional frameworks for learning and reflection. They should not replace qualified help for health, legal, financial, safety, or urgent personal decisions.
Why do some older topics overlap?
Several traditions use the same symbols in different contexts. Use the article links, category archives, and guide hub to compare meanings rather than treating one article as the whole answer.
Reflective tools
Palm Reading and Face Reading questions
The tools are meant to organize visible observations into reflective prompts, not to identify people or decide outcomes.
How does Palm Reading work?
Upload a clear palm photo. The tool looks at visible line patterns and returns a structured reflection that you can compare with palmistry articles.
How does Face Reading work?
Upload a clear face photo. The tool describes visible-feature observations using Mian Xiang-style symbolic language with visible limitations.
What image quality works best?
Use bright, focused images where the relevant palm or face is visible. Dark, cropped, angled, filtered, or blurry images can trigger a safety fallback or a less useful reflection.
Are tool results certain?
No. Lighting, angle, expression, image clarity, cultural framing, and model uncertainty all affect the result. Treat the output as a reading prompt, not a final statement about a person.
Privacy
What not to upload or send
Only use images you are comfortable submitting for a reading request, and only when you have permission to use them. Do not upload identity documents, private records, medical images, financial documents, passwords, confidential business material, or images of someone who has not agreed.
Use a clear hand image. Avoid documents, symbolic objects receipts, address labels, or other private objects in the frame.
Use a clear face image only when you are comfortable with that upload. Avoid minors, private medical contexts, or third-party images without permission.
When reporting a correction or tool issue, share the URL and issue. Keep personal, financial, legal, medical, and confidential details out of the message.
Boundaries
How to interpret guides responsibly
Feng shui, palmistry, face reading, zodiac interpretation, and symbolic art commentary include cultural and belief-based language.
Can these guides predict my future?
No. The site explains traditional associations and reflective frameworks. It does not promise wealth, health, love, fate, protection, or a fixed future result.
Can I use a guide for urgent decisions?
No. For urgent, safety-related, medical, legal, or financial decisions, use qualified professional guidance and real-world evidence.
How should I handle different traditions?
Treat differences as context. A symbol, zodiac note, or reading feature can carry different meanings across schools, regions, families, and modern interpretations.
How are pages updated?
Updates prioritize clearer explanations, better internal links, safer wording, and stronger topic paths. If something looks outdated, use Contact and include the page URL.
Answer standards
What a good FAQ answer should do
Answer the question directly before adding context.
Name limits around certainty, privacy, and professional advice.
Point readers to the most relevant guide, tool, or support page.