A living knowledge ecosystem
Feng Shui compatibilities
and incompatibilities
Adamantini is a Feng Shui research and teaching project based in Athens, Greece. It studies how the Ming Gua number — the personal number derived from your year of birth — shapes the energetic compatibility between people: in love, at work, in friendship, in the family, and even with your pets.
The foundation of the ecosystem
Feng Shui is the foundation. Ming Gua is the personal starting point. Human compatibility is the heart of the journey.
The Adamantini Feng Shui Meta Qi framework extends that journey with original research, introducing ideas such as individual chemistry, couple chemistry and Adamantini Energy Bridges, together with applications for everyday life.
the tools, in English
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Free calculator
Find your Ming Gua number
Note: if you were born before 4–5 February, use the previous year. The Feng Shui solar year begins at Lichun, not on 1 January.
Compatibility reading
Find your personal compatibility match
Fill in the birth details for both people. Then choose the type of relationship you are interested in — love, work, friendship, family, wealth or pets — so the reading is made in the right context. You will instantly see each person's Ming Gua, their group, and a first reading of their energetic relationship: where Qi flows naturally between you and where it needs attention or balance.
Note: if you were born before 4 February, the Feng Shui year is the previous one — the form calculates this automatically from the date.
Step one
Your Ming Gua
Calculate the number derived from your year of birth and gender, and read your four favourable and four unfavourable directions.
Calculate now →Step two
Compatibility
Nine by nine tables for love, work, friendship, family, children, wealth and pets — the heart of this research.
Explore (in Greek) →Step three
Meta Qi research
Original Adamantini work beyond classical texts: individual and couple chemistry, and energy bridges between people.
Read the notes (in Greek) →the nine types
The nine Ming Gua trigrams
Each trigram belongs to one of the five elements of Wu Xing and to either the East Group or the West Group. That single distinction already explains why some homes, desks and relationships feel effortless and others feel like constant friction.
Most of this ecosystem — hundreds of interpretations, the compatibility tables, the Wu Xing and Ba Gua library and the fine art gallery — is currently written in Greek. More English pages are being added.
Visit the full Greek site →