Draw a stick, read a poem, see the moment
Bring your question, and step inside
Four traditional sets of lot poems wait behind the gateFour traditional collections — Guanyin, Guan Di, Yue Lao and Wong Tai Sin — four hundred poems in all. Draw one, and let an old poem help you think your question through.
Today's lot
One lot a day, the same for everyone
Verse library
The incense and the shaking cup are a cultural experience for atmosphere. The poems are traditional texts; the AI reading is for entertainment only and can't predict the future. MoZhu is not affiliated with any temple or religious organization.
AI readings of the poem use your daily free readings (1 a day for guests and free accounts, 2–4 for members) — there's no separate charge.
About MoZhu Oracle Lots
Drawing a fortune stick (kau cim) is a traditional way to ask a question: quiet your mind, hold the question in thought, and draw one lot, then read the verse written on it. MoZhu brings the ritual online with traditional lot sets such as Guan Yin and Wong Tai Sin, for questions about love, work, travel and decisions.
After you draw, an AI guide can explain the verse in plain language around your question. It is meant to help you think things through, not to decide for you. Your first draw each day is free. Verses and readings are for entertainment and cultural reference only; for important matters, rely on your own judgment and professional advice.
- Quiet your mind and hold your question
- Bow three times and draw a lot
- Read the verse, then the AI guide's explanation