Jade Casket Press

The Jade Casket Almanac 2027

Auspicious days for planning, from a Ming-dynasty almanac

A 33-page printable calendar for 2027, built from Yu Xia Ji (Jade Casket Record), a household reference book printed in China and still used for choosing days. Twelve monthly grids. Three dates worth planning around each month. Every marking traced back to the passage it comes from.

Buy the 2027 edition — 19 USD

One PDF · 33 pages · A4, print-ready · instant download · no account, no app, no subscription

Cover of The Jade Casket Almanac 2027 — Cover

January 2027 monthly grid with dated markings — January 2027 — one grid per month

Facing page with three dates and their source passages — The facing page: three dates, the passage behind each, and what the source says to avoid

What you get

Twelve monthly grids, one to a page, sized for A4 print
Three dates each month worth planning around, each with its passage
Dates the source marks as inauspicious, stated plainly
An index by occasion — weddings, contracts, moving, travel, opening
A short glossary of the terms the source uses, in English
One PDF file, 33 pages, no account, no app, no subscription

How to use it

Pick the month. Pick the day you need. Read the line under the date before you trust the mark. Every entry names the passage it comes from, so you can check the reasoning instead of taking a symbol's word for it.

How to use this page

1. Find your month. Each month is one grid, one page.

2. Look for the filled dot first. Triangle is workable; circle is the source saying no.

3. Read the passage under the date before you trust the mark.

What this is not

Not a personal reading. No birth date is requested and none is used.
Not a prediction. The markings restate what a 17th-century book says about a day; they say nothing about what will happen to you on it.
No outcome is promised.

A calendar of days, not a reading of your life.

Questions

What exactly do I receive?

One PDF file, 33 pages, A4. It arrives as a download link in your confirmation email, and it stays available in the customer portal.

Can I print it?

Yes. It is laid out for A4; on US Letter print at “fit to page”, about 6% smaller, nothing is lost.

Is any software needed?

No. Any PDF reader will do. No account is created on this site.

Refunds?

Seven days, no questions asked. Write to the address in the footer and it is done.

Where does the content come from?

From Yu Xia Ji (Jade Casket Record), a Ming-dynasty almanac. The 2027 edition restates its dated entries in English and cites the passage behind each one. The book is a cultural reference, not advice.