At the heart of Feng Shui and all of Chinese metaphysics, we have the symbolism of the Yin-Yang, often called the Tai Chi symbol. The swirling black and white coding represents the masculine and feminine principle, with a notion that nothing is all masculine or all feminine, like the ratio of male and female hormones […]
There are a number of ways to change the Period of a house, with one of the main ways being the removal of both the ceiling and roof. This has to be clarified to make sure that it is understood because many homes have a new roof put on every 20-30 years, but that does […]
What is a cardinal direction? The cardinal directions are directly North, South, East, or West. And in the Flying Star School of Feng Shui, we are referring to exactly the middle section of North, South, East, and West and after the magnetic declination has been adjusted to […]
This article was directly inspired by a student in our School who is trying to get some real case study experience. How to do we know if a row of bushes or a hedge are helping or hindering the energy surrounding a property? How do we know […]
The exotic, Chinese Feng Shui compass is called a luo pan, sometimes written as lo’ pan. Students often want to obtain one to use in their studies and a few Feng Shui masters and Schools have provided them over the years. Master Sang used to manufacture […]
When first learning classical Feng Shui, you are impressed with how important it is to use a to-scale floor plan and you also learn about the Luo Shu grid. This Luo Shu gridding is superimposed over a real floor plan so that you can identify the […]
In the Beginner’s course materials (Companion File), I give a description of a formula for houses, which is not the regular flying star chart used universally by Xuan Kong Fei Xing practitioners. It is a simpler formula, which does not require factoring in the age of the house or building. This application […]
All of you receiving the School Newsletter are in the Beginner’s Module or have been in the past. In Chapter 4 of Feng Shui for Skeptics, pages 71-77 give definition to this principle of the house going through a period called a Locked Phase. It is worth it to re-read it as many times as […]
I originally created Kartar’s School of Traditional Feng Shui, as a comprehensive program and continue to aim for it to be one of the best feng shui learning experiences any student could have. It is currently a combination of voluminous self-study reading, private one-on-one mentoring via Zoom, phone or email, and rigorous testing to […]
With so many different schools and branches of Feng Shui, one would think that a description so specific as “the Flying Star School” would indicate without confusion a certain tradition or technique. And yet, this is far from accurate. Even within the group of practitioners […]
