Sources and methods — the basis of 12 reading options

Each Thiện Đẹp Trai Nhất Luận Giải option forms its result differently. This page separates calculated or observed information from interpretation so you can understand each reading’s scope.

How results are formed

There are four main approaches: calculate numbers from names, birth dates or measurements; consult calendars, directions or relationships through rules; draw cards into positions; observe features you confirm. Baby names also compares spelling, meaning references and family criteria.

Method traditions

Palms uses Cheiro for line names and positions; Faces uses the three regions, Five Features and Five Mountains from Shen Xiang Quan Bian, together with app landmarks. Feet describes toe morphology. Tarot follows Rider–Waite–Smith; Playing cards uses its own 52-card writing. Traditional and Pythagorean options retain their respective checked rules.

Scope of sources

Traditional references explain terminology and methods; practical interpretations are the project’s own writing. Morphological research supports description, rather than proving that shape determines personality or the future. The public references below are offered within that scope.

Example

Measurements 80.0 / 60.0 / 82.9 cm give 8 + 6 + 19 = 33, with root 3 + 3 = 6. The digit-sum operation follows the Pythagorean system; applying it to cm/kg is an app extension, not an ancient measurement indicator devised by Pythagoras.

Frequently asked questions

Does one source validate every interpretation?

No. Separate sourced names, positions and rules from examples and applications written by the project. Each option identifies references relevant to its approach.

Are my images used as public content here?

No. Examples use hypothetical information to explain readings. Personal results, images, history and prompts retain their own access controls.

Next step

Open the relevant option, read its method and example and consult the public reference. Use the correct information and conventions when you enter the form.