Purpose before theoryBegin with the user’s real-life question, then explain how Aurato analyses it.
Layer one: one-line answerExplain the concept’s use clearly in everyday language.
Layer two: simple exampleDemonstrate it through work, relationships, money, rest or a decision.
Layer three: practical strategyShow what the user can observe, adjust or do next.
Layer four: technical evidenceOnly after selecting ‘Why?’ reveal the Day Master, Five Elements, Ten Gods, pillar positions and timing rules.
Recommended languageUse ‘may’, ‘tends to’, ‘is more likely to’ and ‘one useful strategy is’.
Avoid absolute verdictsDo not use fated, guaranteed, good destiny, bad destiny or perfect match.
Evidence sensitivityState clearly when birth time, calendar boundaries or missing data could affect the result.
Aurato uses possibility language, shows uncertainty and never turns one symbol into a fixed verdict.