The Modern Shrine
Clearer decisions in life and work using ancient wisdom
41 followers
Clearer decisions in life and work using ancient wisdom
41 followers
The Modern Shrine helps people make clearer decisions in modern life and work - by combining AI, human behavior, and ancient pattern systems into practical decision tools. It's a decision calibration system for analytical people who have all the information and still don't trust their next move. A former machine learning engineer, I combine AI, behavioral psychology, and ancient pattern systems what I call old school machine learning - into practical tools for modern decisions.
Hey Product Hunt, Tony here, founder of The Modern Shrine.
I built this because I kept seeing the same gap in myself and in other analytical people: we can have all the information, frameworks, and options, but still not trust the next move.
The Modern Shrine uses AI, ancient pattern intelligence and modern psychology as a mirror, not a crystal ball.
The goal is not to predict your future. It is to help you see the recurring patterns behind career, wealth, relationships, and life decisions clearly enough to choose with more agency.
Today we’re launching our first free tools: Career Direction Analysis and Wealth Pattern Analysis, plus deeper AI Operating Systems for people who want to keep calibrating.
I’d love your feedback on the positioning, the free assessments, and whether this feels useful for people who are curious about birth readings but allergic to vague fortune-telling.
Framing decision-making through ancient wisdom instead of another productivity framework is a refreshing angle. Is it pulling from a specific tradition (Stoicism, I Ching, etc.), or blending multiple sources depending on the question?
@ark_y_k I’m using Bazi specifically as the underlying engine, then translating it through a modern interpretation layer based on personality insights and human behaviour.
So the conversations stay grounded in real world decision making while leveraging symbolic intelligence from ancient wisdom.
@tonytonggg Using Bazi as the underlying engine but translating it through a modern behavioral lens is a smart way to make it feel relevant rather than purely mystical. Keeping it grounded in real-world decisions is probably what separates this from feeling like a novelty — how do you handle cases where the traditional reading and modern behavioral read seem to point in different directions?
does this take into account numerology?
@withkynam My engine has associated numbers with energy signatures as part of the underlying system itself :)
After all, modern computing and bytes were inspired from I Ching, the same underlying blocks were Bazi was built on.