Site Index
The full map of the temple — live pages, posts, and what’s to come.
DIYMiner is built on the Five Elements (Water, Wood, Fire, Earth, Metal) and the three layers of San Cai (Heaven, Earth, Human). Below are the pages and posts you can visit now, and the five subdomains that will bring each element to life.
Core Methods
Three Sacred Treasures
Jing, Qi, Shen — the foundational body-mind practice.
Three Powers (San Cai)
Heaven, Earth, Human — the three-layer lens of Daoist practice.
Five Elements
Water, Wood, Fire, Earth, Metal — observe the phases of your day.
Effortless Action (Wu Wei)
Working with natural patterns, not against them.
Wisdom Reactor
View a stuck situation through five philosophical lenses.
The San Cai Framework — Heaven, Earth, Man — the foundation pillar for land stewardship, soil, shelter, and tools. The Wu Xing Tool Matrix — choose physical tools by element: Metal, Earth, Wood, Water, Fire. The Quiet Morning Protocol — free daily routine for clearing the spirit before sunrise.Methods Hub
All core practices — start here.
BaZi Dynamic Chart Analyzer
Four Pillars mapped to operational strategy — Day Master workload strategy.
Heaven-Earth-Man (San Cai) Daily Planner
A three-tiered framework — timing, environment, and action.
Blueprints
Metal Herbs Blueprint
Chrysanthemum & Dan Shen — a field guide for Metal season.
Ground Cover Blueprint
The $145 soil revolution — land transformation guide.
September Drying & Storing
Preserve the harvest — drying, fermenting, and storing the late-summer bounty.
The Bridge
The Bridge
The still hinge between theory and practice.
Living Masters San Cai
Three Powers in daily life — living examples.
Daily Qi Calendar & Execution Engine
Spatial and temporal alignments — when to move, negotiate, and rest.
Keeping the Edge
Metal-phase tool practice — sharpening, repair, and the ritual of a true edge.
The Herbal Craft
Harvest, dry, formulate, steep — heat, damp, and the plants that answer them by nature.
Feng Shui Practice
Reading the land, placing the elements, clearing the stagnant — the how-to of wind and water.
Feng Shui for the Land
Wind and water — the old siting science, in modern language, mapped to the site’s practices.
Soil Building FAQ
Cover crops, hardpan, and the cheapest way to build organic matter in sand.
Water-Wise Gardening FAQ
Ollas, rain barrels, and the gravity-fed pairing — straight answers.
San Cai & Wu Xing FAQ
The Three Powers and Five Elements, answered in work language.
September Garden Checklist
Harvest, process, sow, and turn the beds — the hinge month, in order.
Olla Irrigation
Clay pots that water the soil by capillary action — drought-resilient beds.
Biological Soil Building
Sunn hemp and cover crops that fix nitrogen and break hardpan.
Passive Micro-Structures
Shade and shelter that read the sun and wind before spending a nail.
Guides & Reference
FAQ
Answers to common questions about the site.
Glossary
Terms and references — from San Cai to Wei Qi.
Guide
Getting started with the temple’s methods.
Home
The temple gate — introduction and latest methods.
Contact Us
Reach the steward — email or the contact form.
Video Library
Films and quick clips from the temple — YouTube and TikTok.
Products & Packs
Products — PDF Guides & PLR Packs
Printable guides and PLR packs — instant delivery, license included. The Water-Wise Garden Bundle is the featured offer.
Free — The Quiet Morning Protocol
A daily routine for clearing the spirit before sunrise — delivered to your inbox instantly.
Subdomains
Tian (Heaven)
The celestial layer — patterns and timing.
Water
Deep rest & Jing restoration — live now.
Posts
One Dao, Two Readings
Order and awareness — two ways the sages read the Dao, and where they meet.
What Would the Masters Do?
Thirteen masters, thirty days, three powers — a taste of the San Cai study.
Water, Kept Honestly
Rain barrels, ollas, and cover crops — keeping water where the roots live.
Why Private Label Rights?
What PLR means, what it allows, and why the temple offers its work to be built upon.
A Month of Wu Wei
Thirty small actions, one per day, through the five elements.
The San Cai Framework
Heaven, Earth, Man — the foundation pillar for land, soil, shelter, and tools.
The Wu Xing Tool Matrix
Choose tools by element — Metal, Earth, Wood, Water, Fire.
Olla Irrigation
Clay pots that water the soil — drought-resilient beds without plumbing.
Biological Soil Building
Sunn hemp and cover crops that fix nitrogen and break hardpan.
Passive Micro-Structures
Shade and shelter that read the sun and wind.
The Rain Catchment Blueprint
A $50 barrel system — water harvested where it falls.
Preserving the Harvest
Drying, fermenting, and storing — nothing wasted.
The $50 Tool Kit
A portable seeding station from salvaged materials.
The Living Masters of San Cai
Thirteen masters, one frame — the full report as a printable guide.
The Ground Cover Blueprint
Replace high-maintenance turf with a clover canopy.
The Metal Herbs Blueprint
Which herbs, why Metal, and how to grow your own pharmacy.
Mapping Daily Momentum with the Qi Men Dun Jia Calendar
Eliminating strategic friction by leveraging spatial and temporal alignment.
How to Calculate Your BaZi Chart for Friction-Free Output
Matching your daily workload to your natal elemental geometry.
The San Cai Framework: Balancing Heaven, Earth, and Man in Modern Workflows
Harmonizing timing, environment, and personal discipline.
Selecting Optimal Strategic Directions for Pitching and Negotiations
Qi Men Dun Jia directional alignment in high-stakes interactions.
Decoding Your Day Master: Using Elemental Metaphysics for Self-Reliance
Understanding your core natal element to build a productivity system.
Structuring Your Environment: The Earth Component of the San Cai System
Optimizing physical space and digital file architectures for focus.
Time-Restricted Action: Knowing When to Act vs. When to Retreat
Reading favorable versus unfavorable hourly windows.
Navigating the Material Grid
Cultivating stillness in a world of noise.
A Still Way to Show Appreciation
Gratitude without accumulation.
When a Decision Feels Heavy
Finding clarity when the stakes feel high.
The Weight You Don’t Need to Carry
Letting go of unnecessary burdens.
The Pause Before the Reply
A breath between stimulus and response.
The Morning That Slowed Down
What happens when you stop rushing.
Methods Hub
Index of all temple methods and practices.
The Archer
A parable of focus and release.
The Cook and the Ox
The Zhuangzi’s cook — tools, grain, and the Metal phase.
How I Built a $50 Rain Barrel System
Gravity-fed water, one afternoon, fifty dollars — field notes with the full build sheet.
Ollas on Sandy Soil: A Season of Notes
Buried clay pots in sandy ground — why the sand is the ally, and what the season taught.
Sunn Hemp vs. Hardpan: What 90 Days Did
Ninety days, no bag — the taproot, the nitrogen, and the residue that opened the ground.
The September Pantry: Drying, Fermenting, Storing
Racks, jars, salt, and a cool dark shelf — keeping the harvest through the quiet months.
The Empty Boat
Wu wei, and the anger we aim at a captain who isn’t there.
The Old Man at the Frontier
Loss, gain, and the Earth layer of San Cai.
Feeling Stuck on a Treadmill?
A 3-step intuitive path to get unstuck.
Haste Makes Waste
The cost of hurry and the gift of patience.
The Treasures Are Already Here
You don’t need to find them — just notice.
Each of the five elements will have methods, tools, and content focused on one aspect of life. They will be clearly marked if they include paid material.
Wood
Yang Sheng, daily practice, growth —
Fire
Energy, transformation, vitality —
Earth
Food, nourishment, harvest —
Metal
Refinement, wealth, value —
The temple grows quietly. This Index is updated by hand as new pages, posts, and subdomains go live.