A book that caused a stir in the world of fortune telling by providing an easy-to-understand explanation of an individual's destiny and fate.
Fate and destiny are the first steps of human doubt and contemplation.
Is it impossible for human intellect to resist the immense forces of fate? Should we simply accept fate as fate and submit to it?
The pressure on this immense human being, and the human struggle to escape from it, and the nature of destiny, have a contingency that goes beyond the necessity that we can approach and process scientifically.
This book approaches the study of fortune telling by focusing on the fact that birth is considered the most coincidental phenomenon.

The study of fortune telling is an attempt to uncover the mysteries that cannot be investigated beyond the limits of probability in the current scientific world, using a unique method of fortune telling based on the date, month, day, and time of a person's birth.
Whether this method is correct or not cannot be proven by current empirical scientific theories.
However, in the world of modern science, which cannot help but acknowledge coincidence and mystery, we cannot despise human efforts to transcend this necessity and challenge coincidence and mystery.


In any case, the current method of studying fate in the field of fortune telling cannot be consistent with empirical scientific theory.
It is unknown whether, in some future period when science has advanced to a high level, it will be possible for science to prove the inevitable connection between a person's date of birth and his or her destiny.
Today, we obtain empirical formulas in physics by statistical methods and use them without ultimately elucidating the necessary relationship between cause and effect.
Likewise, since the principles of fortune telling have been obtained through statistical methods, even if the inevitable relationship between cause and effect cannot be established, it can be sufficiently utilized and cannot be declared to be superstition.

--- From the cover contents