Many people are familiar with the phrases and concepts, “good feng shui” or “bad feng shui.” These terms signal something about the environment or interior space which is either conducive to health and well-being or undermining to health and well-being. And it can get more specific than […]
The Borderline Compass Readings case study is one of the most important in the group, with all of them part of my Advanced Module in Kartar’s School of Traditional Feng Shui. The borderline compass readings are the cut-off points between major and minor directions. For […]
Yin House Feng Shui is a whole separate branch of Feng Shui, in contrast to Yang House Feng Shui, which focuses on residential and commercial properties, any structure (above ground). This case study, Yin House, Feng Shui for Grave Sites, is an introduction to considerations for […]
The total sum of my case study lesson plans cover a lot of ground for very different types of homes and feng shui predicaments. One such group of unique homes are those which are very large. There are definitely many feng shui principles which are universal, no […]
In Feng Shui terminology, the mountain dragon is also referred to as the “Sitting number” or “mountain star.” Likewise, the water dragon is also referred to as the “Facing number” or the “water star.” This is all code for the energy blueprint created in a house […]
PHOTO OF CAT IN DEEP CONTEMPLATION OVER FENG SHUI CONTROVERSIES
You’d be wrong if you thought there is only a split between classical Feng Shui and the New Age spin-off versions created in the late 20th century. This case study, Feng Shui Controversies, Part 2 […]
Book Review by Kartar Diamond
Before I review a feng shui book from my personal library, I check to see if the book is still in print or available on-line. With David Twicken, I also paused a minute to decide whether or not to review his book since […]
This case study, Feng Shui Controversies, Part 1, was the first of a three part “Controversy” series which deals with controversies within the classical Feng Shui community. Styles and approaches differ, separate schools have their own priorities. By “schools,” I am not referring to physical locations, […]
As we know, “size” is relative. Small homes and the sub-set of homes actually called “Tiny Homes,” make up part of this case study. As well, very small apartments, including studios, have their own size-specific needs.
As for any home of any size, Feng Shui for […]
