The world's ways of listening
Everywhere, people have asked the same questions in different tongues — who am I, and how is today. Bokki gathers those tongues in one place.
East & South Asia
Korea · East Asia
Your year, month, day and hour of birth become four pillars of elements (목·화·토·금·수). Bokki reads them to understand your nature and your day.
Try it in BokkiChina · East Asia
BaZi reads the eight characters of your birth; the I-Ching casts coins into a hexagram to answer a question about the moment you're in. In Bokki you can meet the I-Ching directly — today's hexagram, and 'ask one thing'.
Try it in BokkiJapan · East Asia
A paper slip drawn at a shrine, ranging from great blessing to small. Bokki's daily fortune slip is inspired by this gentle ritual.
Korea · East Asia
Each syllable of a Korean name carries a Five-Element sound — 아설순치후 → 木火土金水, the mapping set down in the 訓民正音 解例本 of 1446. Bokki reads whether your name's elements flow, and whether they carry the very energy your Saju longs for.
Try it in BokkiChina · East Asia
From your birth year and sex, the Eight Mansions method finds your Kua number and its four auspicious directions (생기·천의·연년·복위) — which way to face for what matters.
Try it in BokkiIndia · South Asia
Your birth chart (Kundli) maps the planets and houses at the moment you were born — used for timing, marriage and more.
Try it in BokkiIndia / Roma · South Asia
The lines and mounts of your palm are read like a personal map of life, love and fortune — carried along the Silk Road across Asia and Europe.
Middle East
Turkey · Middle East
After Turkish coffee, the cup is turned over and the shapes left by the grounds (fal) are read for what's coming.
Arabia · Middle East
An ancient Arabic art of marking dots in sand to form figures — geomancy — read for guidance on any question.
Try it in BokkiIsrael · Middle East
Hebrew letters carry number values; gematria finds hidden connections and meaning in names and words.
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France · Europe
A tarot deck holds 78 cards (22 Major + 56 Minor Arcana). Bokki draws from the 22 Major Arcana — the archetypal core — to mirror your story. A reversed card isn't bad; it's energy turned inward.
Try it in BokkiGreece · Europe
Hellenistic astrologers mapped the sky at your birth into sun, moon and rising signs — the most familiar fortune system in the West.
Try it in BokkiScandinavia · Northern Europe
Ancient Norse symbols drawn from a pouch for insight and protection — among the oldest forms of casting in Europe.
Try it in BokkiIreland · Europe
The Celtic tree alphabet, each letter a tree with its own meaning, drawn or cast for gentle guidance.
Try it in BokkiRussia · Eastern Europe
In Slavic Svyatki, melted wax is poured into water and the shapes it forms are read — a beloved midwinter divination.
Africa
Nigeria · West Africa
A babaláwo casts palm nuts or a chain to reveal one of 256 Odù — sacred verses that map your destiny and what to honour.
South Africa · Southern Africa
A sangoma casts bones, shells and tokens; how they fall carries the voice of the ancestors and the path ahead.
The Americas
Mexico · Mesoamerica
The Tzolk'in sacred calendar gives you a day-sign and number — your character and the energy you were born under.
Try it in BokkiBrazil · South America
In Afro-Brazilian tradition, sixteen cowrie shells are cast and read for the guidance of the Orixás.
Peru · Andes
Andean paqos read how coca leaves land — their side, shape and pairing — for health, love and the road ahead.
Western · North America
Your birth date (and sometimes your name) reduce to a life-path number, each with its own personality and lessons.
Try it in BokkiOceania
Australia · Oceania
Aboriginal Australian traditions read the night sky and the land — the world's oldest living star stories.