🌿Why I’m Launching My Online Destiny Consultation Now— by Hana Tao

When I first began studying Four Pillars of Destiny at the age of nineteen, I believed it was meant only for Japanese people. Or perhaps I never even questioned it—it simply felt natural.
At that time, I lived in Tokyo, and foreigners were nowhere in my daily life.

Whenever I immerse myself in something, I go all in until I master it completely.
Soon enough, Four Pillars became my profession.
Eventually, I was reading for public figures and members of Japan’s wealthy elite.

At thirty-three, I moved to San Francisco.
To my surprise, Americans showed a genuine interest in Four Pillars.
So I began offering readings—tentatively at first.

I didn’t fully understand Americans then.
But San Francisco is a mosaic of cultures, and I gradually found myself reading for people from all over the world—not just Americans.
Before long, I was working with executives from major companies and high-net-worth individuals across cultures.

Health, love, work, wealth—
Regardless of background, the core of human concern remains the same.
People seek answers.
And I realized that the Four Pillars could speak to those universal questions.

Eventually, I added Western astrology to my repertoire, and I found myself drawn to the I Ching as well.
Having studied classical Chinese texts in school, I found the I Ching surprisingly approachable, even familiar.
And as the internet grew, so did access to deeper knowledge—timing was on my side.

Recently, artificial intelligence has entered the scene.
It’s made destiny-related tools more accessible, more affordable, more widespread.
Or so I thought.

But I’ve come to realize something essential:
AI cannot perceive the subtle energy that emanates from a real person in real time.
It cannot sense nuance, presence, or the unspoken resonance that makes each person unique.

And much of what makes this field powerful—the oral wisdom, the passed-down secrets—simply cannot be codified into data.
Of course, AI is brilliant at gathering information. I use it too.
But my interpretations go far beyond data.

Over the years, I’ve helped many people at crossroads in their lives.
Lately, I sense that these crossroads have become darker, heavier.
More people feel trapped—without direction, without light.

That’s why I’ve chosen to open this door now, in the online space—
To reach more people, more freely, across time and distance.
And today, that door finally opens.

I’m truly grateful.
It feels as if I’ve been guided here by unseen forces in the air.
If I can be of help to even one of you on your journey, then I consider this path worthwhile.