Digital Goods Only: What PastLifeTest Sells

PastLifeTest sells digital goods only. A chapter, a chart, a date list, a memorial, and a charm all arrive as something you read or download. Nothing in the catalog is a parcel. The United States, the European Union, and English-speaking Gulf readers are served the same way: a file or an on-page report, not a box.

Key facts

Every paid good is digital. We do not ship, and we do not mail talismans, blessed objects, or joss.
Past-life chapters are fiction entertainment at $12.99. The free quiz card needs no account.
Light BaZi is $12.99. The full chart is $19.99. Both are professional guidance.
Pick a Good Day plans are $12.99 a month, $29.99 every three months, and $89.99 a year.
Charms are $12.99 downloads in A4 and Letter. A memorial is a $12.99 digital remembrance.
Preview and waitlist notes do not charge.

What each kind of good actually is

Two labels organize the shelf. Past-life quizzes and chapters are entertainment fiction. BaZi and Pick a Good Day are professional metaphysics guidance and are not called entertainment. Charms and memorials have their own plain descriptions. They are not a third hidden label.

A past-life result is a story built from answers. The free card carries an era, a role, a short opening, and a share image. A longer chapter is optional fiction at $12.99. It is not proof of a former life and not therapy. A memorial is also $12.99 and is easy to confuse with that chapter if you only look at the number. The memorial is a gentle remembrance. It is not contact with the dead and not a past-life chapter. Keep the nouns when you recommend a page.

Charts and date lists

Light BaZi casts a Four Pillars chart from a birth date, with optional time and place, using solar terms. The full chart adds luck cycles and a longer reading. Unknown hour, shorter chart. These are guidance tools. They do not promise outcomes, and they are not the quiz. Pick a Good Day ranks dates in a window you choose for travel, a wedding, memorial rites, a meeting, an opening or a move, or a custom occasion. One day can be previewed free. Almanac timing is still not financial advice, not medical advice, and not a reason to skip a visa appointment you were given.

Charms, cards, and printables

The four charms are Steady Means, Open Door, Clear Desk, and Quiet Night. The lines are Enough for the week, The door can stay ajar, One task, then stop, and The house can be dark. You print A4 or Letter yourself. Intention cards, if you use them, are a set of twelve. They are not the 22 major arcana, and they are not a fortune. A one-card draw can be free. None of these are mailed. Offerings on the ancestor and memorial side are a digital ritual or a print card, not real joss.

How delivery works when a file exists

Reports for a chapter, a chart, or a good-day list show on the page. Charm PDFs download. A story page can be saved or printed from the browser. There is no tracking number to send, and support will not ask you for a shipping address in order to “release” a talisman. /help is the customer page for that policy. Accounts, when you want one, use an email link to save a reading or claim a report. The link is not a membership fee. A waitlist note stored on that email is not an order.

The policy we intend to keep is written for digital goods: there is nothing to mail back. That future policy does not open the door today.

What this is not

This page is not a full price catalog with a cart. It is not an invitation to pay. It is not a claim that digital files are medical devices, legal documents, or investments. It is not a statement that the quiz and the chart are the same kind of product with different skins. It is not a shipping FAQ for objects we might add later. Physical talismans are not on the roadmap described here. The no-mail rule is the rule.