The Kan trigram is associated with the Water element and the direction of north. For those who are the Kan trigram based on their birth year, the direction of north would then be your “home base” direction and an area of the home or work space that […]
In the New Age version of Feng Shui, there is a belief that electronics can liven up a room and stimulate chi (aka qi or energy) in a positive way. This is actually one of the more peculiar notions to come out of the New Age spin-off […]
This is the first time I have paired the word “organic” with my area of expertise, but I’m having a realization about the way in which the modern day Feng Shui practitioner approaches their assessments and applications.
In classical Xuan Kong Flying Star schools, understanding and use […]
In classical feng shui, one of our strong points in helping people is the ability to corroborate how the house may be influencing someone’s health in specific ways. There are various levels in which this can be done. One level is based on the occupant’s birth data. […]
Feng Shui addresses a non-obvious relationship that you have with your own physical space. Where you live and where you work is teeming with energy, which some people call “qi.” This energy is supporting you or undermining you and one goal in Feng Shui is to enhance the energy which already supports you […]
As many people will agree, the definition of “health” is not just the absence of disease. While there are many contributing factors to good health, your feng shui environment influences your health on levels that are hardly ever obvious, but still quite potent.
There are factors that go into a classical Feng Shui evaluation which […]
