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Xuan Kong Feng Shui Cultivation Course + Practical Guidance
Systematically learn Feng Shui theory foundations, from Dao, Yin-Yang, Bagua to Xuan Kong Flying Stars
20 lessons total
Dao represents the natural laws governing everything in the universe. Though invisible, it exists eternally and forms the philosophical foundation of Feng Shui. Understanding Dao means understanding the world as it truly is.
Understanding the Fundamental Laws Governing All Things
How Dao evolves into the world we see
The fundamental laws of the universe
Example: The law that water boils at 100°C
The starting point of all creation
Example: A seed buried in soil, an embryo in the womb
Two complementary opposites
Example: Day and night, hot and cold, motion and stillness
The complex and diverse world
Example: Mountains, rivers, people, and all phenomena
Dao is simply the underlying pattern of how things work. Whether it's how ants survive, how matter decomposes, or why bricks exist - everything has its Dao. This principle exists eternally, regardless of whether we acknowledge it or not.
For example: Just like water boils at 100°C under standard atmospheric pressure - this law holds true whether you have water nearby or not, whether there's a lot or a little. That's the Dao of water.
All things in the world are governed by natural laws, creating relationships of mutual generation and control. Feng Shui and destiny reading are essentially about harmonizing these relationships to achieve balance and flow.
For example: Like a doctor treating illness - it's not about fighting disease, but about restoring the body's natural balance.
Enlightenment means understanding that 'the world simply is as it is.' In Buddhism, this is called 'Tathagata' (如来) - seeing things as they truly are, not as we wish them to be.
For example: Once you understand gravity, you know why apples fall down rather than float up. You're seeing the natural law at work.
When studying Feng Shui, your heart must be pure. Once you master Feng Shui abilities, you gain power to influence others' lives. A bad person with knowledge is truly dangerous, so your intentions must be righteous - use your knowledge to benefit people.
In the next lesson, we'll study Yin-Yang and the Five Elements that arise from Dao - these are the practical foundations of Feng Shui.
Taiji gives birth to Yin and Yang, and their interwoven combinations form the Eight Trigrams. These 8 trigram symbols represent the fundamental states and patterns of all things in the world.
Understanding the Entire World Through 8 Symbols
The Eight Trigrams arranged according to natural law
Among the three lines, whichever appears less frequently is what defines the trigram. For example, in Dui, there are two Yang lines and one Yin line. The rare Yin line defines it, making it a Yin trigram representing femininity.
Example: Dui's Yin line is at the top (third position), so it represents the third daughter (youngest daughter) in the family
Just as Taiji generates Two Forms from bottom to top, trigrams are also read from bottom to top: First line (initial line) → Second line → Third line (upper line)
Example: Zhen: The bottom line is Yang, with two Yin lines above. Since Yang is rare, it represents masculinity, and being at the bottom, it represents the eldest son
All things in the world are born from the interplay of Yin and Yang. Pure Yang or pure Yin cannot exist independently. Feng Shui adjustment is essentially about balancing Yin and Yang.
Example: Piercing Hall Wind (straight energy flow as Yang) → Add a screen (curved energy flow as Yin) → Achieve Yin-Yang balance
When analyzing Feng Shui, each direction corresponds to a trigram. If that trigram's energy field is affected, it will influence the corresponding family member and body parts.
Example: If the Zhen trigram direction has problems → May affect the eldest son in the family → May harm liver and kidneys
These 8 trigrams are like your classmates - you don't need to force memorization. See them every day and you'll remember naturally! What's important is understanding their symbolic meanings.
In the next lesson, we'll study the Manifest Eight Trigrams, which combine these 8 trigram symbols with specific directions and time periods for actual Feng Shui analysis.
The Primordial Bagua teaches 'essence' (principles), while the Manifest Bagua teaches 'application' (practice). The Manifest Bagua combines the eight trigrams with directions and time, while the Five Elements describe the generation and control relationships among all things.
The Bridge from Theory to Practice
| Comparison | Pre-heaven Bagua | Post-heaven Bagua |
|---|---|---|
| Nature | Essence (original form) | Application (practical use) |
| Purpose | Reveals universal laws | Guides practical application |
| Analogy | Glass (raw material) | Cup (finished product) |
| Origin | Fu Xi | King Wen of Zhou |
💡 Deep Understanding: Primordial is principle, Manifest is practice. Without Primordial's theoretical foundation, Manifest is a tree without roots; without Manifest's practical application, Primordial cannot realize its function.
Placing the eight trigrams into actual spatial directions
Summarizing all things in the universe with 5 elements
Everything requires moderation; excess is as bad as deficiency
When any one element is dominant, the states of the other four
| Wang | Xiang | Xiu | Qiu | Si |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Wood | Fire | Water | Metal | Earth |
| Fire | Earth | Wood | Water | Metal |
| Earth | Metal | Fire | Wood | Water |
| Metal | Water | Earth | Fire | Wood |
| Water | Wood | Metal | Earth | Fire |
The Five Elements attributes of the four seasons
I Ching and Feng Shui are disciplines that unify time and space.
The Manifest Bagua has directions (space) and Manifest numbers (which can be converted to time), allowing analysis of specific events in specific spacetime.
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Remember this in your bones!
The core skill of I Ching is 'taking images' - seeing things and associating them with corresponding Five Elements and Bagua attributes.
Stellar energy in the heavens maps to mountains and rivers on earth (dragon veins). This is the manifestation of Dao, the pattern.
Where earth energy arrives, there are dragon veins. This is the law, this is Dao.
These are the foundations of Feng Shui and BaZi - you must reach the level where you can recall them instantly without thinking!
Now that we've covered Yin-Yang, Bagua, and Five Elements, the next lesson will introduce Heavenly Stems and Earthly Branches - the tools for applying theory to specific time periods.
The 12 Earthly Branches are not merely time markers - they are a sophisticated system encoding time, space, seasons, and directions into a unified framework. Understanding them unlocks the door to BaZi and Feng Shui mastery.
Twelve Earthly Branches: Wisdom Unifying Time and Space
Ancient method using palm to memorize and calculate branch relationships with thumb
📌 Memory Formula: Start from ring finger base, arrange clockwise
Each Earthly Branch represents both a time period AND a spatial direction simultaneously.
When you say 'Zi', you mean both 11PM-1AM AND North. This dual nature makes branches the perfect tool for Feng Shui (space) and BaZi (time) integration.
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ This is THE fundamental insight for mastery!
Each branch contains hidden Heavenly Stems within it, like treasures in a vault.
For example: Like a person with complex personality - the surface doesn't tell the whole story.
For example, Chou appears to be simple Earth, but contains Ji (Earth) 60%, Gui (Water) 30%, and Xin (Metal) 10%. These hidden stems explain why branches behave more complexly than their surface element suggests.
Not all relationships are equal. San Hui > San He > Liu He in strength. Liu Chong > Xing > Hai in danger.
When analyzing a chart, strongest relationships dominate. A San Hui formation overpowers nearby Liu He pairs.
Chen, Wei, Xu, Chou are called 'vaults' - they store and release elemental energies.
Chen is Water vault, Wei is Wood vault, Xu is Fire vault, Chou is Metal vault. They hold energy until 'unlocked' by specific conditions.
Critical for understanding wealth timing in BaZi and energy activation in Feng Shui.
Use the palm formula daily! Practice finding any branch relationship on your palm until it becomes second nature. This traditional method works because it engages muscle memory.
Now that you understand Earthly Branches, the next lesson will introduce Heavenly Stems. Together, Stems and Branches form the 60 Jia Zi cycle - the complete framework for BaZi Four Pillars analysis.
Heavenly Stems represent celestial phenomena and star positions. Combined with Earthly Branches, they express time; alone, they represent spatial directions and Five Elements energy. In Heaven forms images, on Earth forms shapes - Stems and Branches together create complete spacetime.
Ten Heavenly Stems: The Celestial Aspect of Heaven-Earth-Human Trinity
Heaven manifests as images, Earth as forms - Earthly Branches contain hidden Heavenly Stem energies (Qi)
Zi: Gui only | Chou: Ji-Gui-Xin | Yin: Jia-Bing-Wu | Mao: Yi only
Chen: Wu-Yi-Gui | Si: Bing-Wu-Geng | Wu: Ding-Ji | Wei: Ji-Ding-Yi
Shen: Geng-Ren-Wu | You: Xin only | Xu: Wu-Xin-Ding | Hai: Ren-Jia
Heavenly Stems are Heaven, Earthly Branches are Earth, Humans exist between them. Stems alone cannot express time - they must combine with Branches (like Jia-Zi year). This embodies the Heaven-Earth-Human unity philosophy.
For example: Like writing essays requiring time, place, and person - all three elements essential
Heavenly Stems represent celestial phenomena and star positions - they are images in Heaven. 'In Heaven forms images, on Earth forms shapes' - so Stems paired with Branches can guide all human affairs.
Stems without Branches are abstract; Branches without Stems lack celestial guidance
Same as Earthly Branches - use emphasis method: Jia-Yi, Bing-Ding, Wu-Ji, Geng-Xin, Ren-Gui. First heavy (Yang), second light (Yin).
When determining directions, cardinal direction trigrams (N/S/E/W) take priority over intercardinal (NE/SE/SW/NW). So Jia-Yi correspond to Zhen trigram (East), not Xun.
The primary Qi of hidden stems matches the branch's own Five Elements! Example: Zi is Water, its hidden stem Gui is also Water; Yin is Wood, its primary hidden stem Jia is also Wood.
Heavenly Stems combined with Earthly Branches express complete spacetime information. For example, in BaZi reading, you must examine the Stems and Branches of year, month, day, and hour - all 8 characters - to comprehensively analyze a person's destiny.
Heavenly Stems are much simpler than Earthly Branches - mainly memorize Five Elements and directions. Relationships can all be derived from basic principles.
With both Heavenly Stems and Earthly Branches mastered, the next lesson enters genuine Feng Shui professional theory - the Twenty-Four Mountains, which form the core content of the compass (Luo Pan).
The Twenty-Four Mountains (二十四山) are the foundation of Feng Shui practice. This system precisely divides the entire horizontal plane into 24 directional sectors of 15 degrees each. It serves as the core measurement tool for identifying the positions of landforms and environmental features, and represents the most crucial component of the Feng Shui compass (Luo Pan).
The Wisdom of Precisely Dividing 360-Degree Space
Two key elements measured in Feng Shui: Sha (elevated features) and Shui (flowing features)
The Twenty-Four Mountains system is the heart of the Luo Pan compass. Without this 24-sector directional framework, there would be no way to precisely measure the positions of mountains, water features, and environmental elements - making Feng Shui analysis impossible.
The system consists of 8 trigrams, with each trigram governing 3 directional sectors, totaling 24 'mountains' (directional markers). Cardinal directions (N/S/E/W) use Heavenly Stems + Earthly Branches, while intercardinal directions (NE/SE/SW/NW) use trigrams + Earthly Branches.
Zi (North), Wu (South), Mao (East), and You (West) represent the four cardinal directions, also called the 'Four Corrects.' The commonly referenced 'meridian line' (Zi-Wu line) refers to the true North-South axis.
These four directions serve as the primary reference points for all Feng Shui measurements
The Twenty-Four Mountains integrate all concepts from previous lessons: Eight Trigrams, Heavenly Stems, Earthly Branches, Five Elements, and directional theory. This exemplifies the 'stringing pearls' learning method - connecting individual concepts into a complete system.
For example: Like stringing pearls on a necklace - each knowledge point is a pearl, and together they form a complete, wearable piece
The intercardinal directions (NE, SE, SW, NW) don't include Heavenly Stems because Stems follow the principle of 'taking cardinal, not intercardinal' - they only correspond to the cardinal directions (N, S, E, W) and Center.
The Twenty-Four Mountains system is the fundamental measurement tool in Feng Shui practice. When conducting Feng Shui analysis, you use the compass to measure the directions of doors, windows, bed placement, and other features, then determine their auspiciousness based on the Twenty-Four Mountains framework.
No need to rote memorize! Once you've mastered Heavenly Stems, Earthly Branches, and the Eight Trigrams from previous lessons, you can naturally derive the Twenty-Four Mountains. The key is understanding the arrangement logic, not blind memorization.
With the Twenty-Four Mountains complete, the next lesson formally enters Xuan Kong Feng Shui theory - the practical methodology for conducting Feng Shui analysis. You'll learn how to strategically arrange and optimize spaces!
The fundamental principle of Xuan Kong Feng Shui: 'Mountain Dragons stay on mountains, Water Dragons stay in water.' This saying is your lighthouse for Feng Shui arrangement—master it, and your directional decisions will never go wrong.
The Dragon God Principle: Core Law of Feng Shui Arrangement
Mountain Dragons stay on mountains, Water Dragons stay in water - Your arrangement lighthouse
Left Azure Dragon, Right White Tiger, Front Vermilion Bird, Back Black Tortoise
Xuan Kong Feng Shui analyzes both Form School and Energy Theory—combining them to turn fortune and avoid misfortune
This is the most fundamental principle in Xuan Kong Feng Shui. 'Mountain' represents tall objects; 'Water' represents low objects. Energy that needs to be stable should be placed high (mountain position). Energy that needs to flow should be placed low (water position).
For example: Like basketball strategy: tall players guard the paint (mountain position), shorter players work the perimeter (water position). Each plays their role, and the team wins.
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ This is your arrangement lighthouse—your overall direction won't go wrong!
In interior design, relatively tall objects (cabinets, bookshelves) are Sha (mountains). Relatively low objects (nightstands, coffee tables) are Shui (water). This is the fundamental concept of Form School Feng Shui.
A building's sitting and facing directions are critically important in Feng Shui. Measured with a compass from the air intake point (main door). Different orientations create completely different auspicious/inauspicious qualities for each interior sector.
Left is Azure Dragon, Right is White Tiger, Front is Vermilion Bird, Back is Black Tortoise. This is the macro-level directional concept in Feng Shui.
Form School (形峦) studies visible objects: mountains, buildings, furniture. Energy Theory (理气) studies invisible energies: Five Elements, directions, time cycles. Combining both gives you comprehensive analysis.
How much Form School features affect you depends on: ① Distance (closer = stronger influence) ② Size (larger = stronger influence) ③ Nature (auspicious vs inauspicious)
Without a compass, a modern Feng Shui practitioner is like someone without eyes. Measuring orientations and determining directions—all require the compass.
Measure orientation from the air intake point (main door) because the main door is the primary channel for energy circulation, determining the entire dwelling's energy distribution.
Surrounding mountains, buildings, and objects all affect Feng Shui. The closer they are and the larger their size, the more obvious their influence.
This lesson establishes the macro framework for Xuan Kong Feng Shui. Later when you study Flying Star techniques, you'll apply the 'Mountain Dragons stay on mountains, Water Dragons stay in water' principle for arranging spaces.
This is a macro-concept lesson—no need to memorize details rigidly. What's important is building the overall thinking framework to prepare for studying Flying Star techniques in later lessons.
After establishing Xuan Kong Feng Shui's macro framework, the next lesson covers the Three-Element Dragon and Three Periods Nine Cycles—the temporal foundation of Xuan Kong Feng Shui theory.
The Three-Element Dragon has its own independent yin-yang system (different from the inherent yin-yang of Heavenly Stems and Earthly Branches), used to determine whether Flying Stars move clockwise or counterclockwise. Three Periods Nine Cycles is a 180-year temporal framework—nine stars govern the cycles, influencing world trends.
An Independent Yin-Yang System and Temporal Cycles
One trigram governs three mountains, divided into Heaven-Earth-Human Element Dragons, each with independent yin-yang system
180-year grand cycle: Each cycle 20 years, each star governs world trends
Nine Stars of the Big Dipper correspond to Eight Trigrams and Nine Palaces, each governing 20-year cycles
The Three-Element Dragon has its own independent yin-yang classification, DIFFERENT from the inherent yin-yang of Heavenly Stems and Earthly Branches! This yin-yang system determines whether Flying Stars move clockwise or counterclockwise.
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ This is the KEY to Xuan Kong Flying Stars!
Each trigram governs three mountains. These three mountains are called: Earth Element Dragon (first), Heaven Element Dragon (middle), Human Element Dragon (last).
For example: Earth Dragon = Reverse Child trigram (opposite of parent), Heaven Dragon = Parent trigram, Human Dragon = Forward Child trigram (same as parent)
The four cardinal direction trigrams (N-S-E-W): Earth Dragon is Yang, Heaven Dragon and Human Dragon are Yin.
The four corner trigrams (NE-SE-SW-NW): Earth Dragon is Yin, Heaven Dragon and Human Dragon are Yang. Exactly OPPOSITE of cardinal direction trigrams!
180 years = 1 Complete Cycle, divided into Upper-Middle-Lower three periods. Each period is 60 years, each cycle is 20 years. This is ancient China's method for dividing grand time scales.
The Nine Stars of the Big Dipper (Greedy Wolf, Giant Gate, Stored Wealth, Literary Melody, Pure Virtue, Military Melody, Broken Army, Left Assistant, Right Assistant) correspond to the Eight Trigrams and Nine Palaces. Each star dominates for 20 years, influencing world trends.
Three Periods Nine Cycles originates from the relationship between solar system planetary movements and Earth's natural and human phenomena. Celestial movements cycle repeatedly, never changing.
Heaven Dragons: Qian-Xun-Gen-Kun are Yang, Zi-Wu-Mao-You are Yin; Earth Dragons: Jia-Geng-Bing-Ren are Yang, Chen-Xu-Chou-Wei are Yin; Human Dragons: Yin-Shen-Si-Hai are Yang, Gui-Ding-Yi-Xin are Yin
Cardinal direction trigrams (N-S-E-W) and intercardinal trigrams (four corners) have OPPOSITE yin-yang distributions. Remember one, and the other is reversed.
The Three-Element Dragon yin-yang system is used to create Xuan Kong Flying Star charts, determining whether stars fly clockwise or counterclockwise. This is the key foundation for later lessons.
The Three-Element Dragon yin-yang system will be heavily used in later Xuan Kong Flying Star lessons. Three Periods Nine Cycles is used to judge era trends and choose advantageous industries and directions.
The Three-Element Dragon yin-yang requires repeated memorization because it differs from the inherent yin-yang of Stems and Branches—easy to confuse. Suggest making flashcards for daily review.
After mastering the Three-Element Dragon and Three Periods Nine Cycles, the next lesson covers detailed compass usage—the Feng Shui master's most important tool!
The Luopan is the Feng Shui master's most important tool—it is the master's eyes. Mastering the compass structure, three-plate functions, and measurement methods is the foundation of practical Feng Shui.
Understanding, Maintaining, and Using the Compass
Understanding each component of the Feng Shui compass
Earth, Human, and Heaven Plates—each serving distinct purposes
Master these steps to accurately determine any building's orientation
A modern Feng Shui practitioner without a compass is like someone without eyes. The compass measures directions and is the most essential tool in Feng Shui.
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Without a compass, Feng Shui practice is impossible!
The compass is square outside and round inside, symbolizing ancient cosmology: round heaven, square earth. The outer square is called the base plate (outer plate); the inner disc rotates.
Compasses have many layers (36 layers), but only a few are commonly used. Each school's compass text varies.
Layer 8 is the Earth Plate Proper Needle—the Twenty-Four Mountains we studied, used to determine building sitting-facing orientation. This is the most essential, most frequently used layer!
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Layer 12 is the Human Plate Center Needle, also 24 mountains, used to locate Sha (tall objects) around a site and determine whether they support or harm the site.
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Layer 15 is the Heaven Plate Seam Needle, also 24 mountains, used to measure incoming and outgoing water positions around a building to determine fortune. Water governs wealth, so this is important.
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Layer 10 has 120 division lines, dividing each of 24 mountains into 5 equal parts, totaling 120 divisions. Some are empty (empty voids)—when setting orientation, cannot use these empty spaces.
The outermost compass layer shows 28 Constellations, used together with the Human Plate Center Needle for more precise judgment of Sha fortune/misfortune.
The magnetic needle breaks very easily—must protect it carefully!
If the compass isn't level, the magnetic needle won't be accurate. Use the spirit level to center the bubble—then the compass is level.
The needle's function is to indicate direction. No matter how you rotate it, the needle always points south (the end shaped like a bull's horn).
Measuring orientation is the compass's most basic and important application. Master these 6 steps to accurately determine a building's sitting-facing direction.
Using the compass requires practice. Suggest buying a compass and measuring various rooms at home multiple times—practice makes perfect!
After mastering compass usage, the next lesson covers Xuan Kong Flying Stars—the core theory of Xuan Kong Feng Shui, used to create Feng Shui charts and determine fortune/misfortune!
Xuan Kong Flying Stars is the most fundamental theory of Xuan Kong Feng Shui. Master the characteristics of the nine stars, flying star paths (forward/reverse flight), and annual calculations, and you can create Feng Shui charts to determine fortune and misfortune in all directions.
Nine Stars Fortune/Decline, Flying Paths, and Annual Calculations
Each star has two sides—in power and out of power: One thought becomes Buddha, one thought becomes demon
Remember one route: forward flight counts up, reverse flight counts down
Calculate the annual flying star chart for any year
Big Dipper Seven Stars + Left Assistant Star + Right Assistant Star = Nine Stars. They are: 1-White Greedy Wolf, 2-Black Giant Gate, 3-Green Preservation, 4-Green Literary Song, 5-Yellow Pure Truth, 6-White Military Song, 7-Red Broken Army, 8-White Left Assistant, 9-Purple Right Assistant.
For example: The nine stars correspond to the Later Heaven Eight Trigrams and Nine Palaces, governing cycles and influencing the world
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Must memorize completely!
Every star has both positive and negative aspects. When in power (prosperous), it exerts positive effects; when out of power (in decline), it produces negative impacts. Just like each person has both good and evil sides.
Period Nine (2024-2043): 9-Purple Right Assistant is prosperous. The previous 8-White Left Assistant still retains energy during the first 10 years of Period Nine. 1-White Greedy Wolf is the future star (star about to prosper).
1-White Greedy Wolf (Water), 6-White Military Song (Metal), and 8-White Left Assistant (Earth) are called the Three Great Wealth Stars. Among them, 8-White Left Assistant is the most auspicious of the nine stars.
2-Black Giant Gate and 5-Yellow Pure Truth are tied as the most inauspicious stars! When out of power, they represent death, terminal illness, financial ruin, family destruction, and bloodshed disasters.
Fixed route: Center → Qian → Dui → Gen → Li → Kan → Kun → Zhen → Xun → back to Center. Remember this one route—that's all you need!
Annual Flying Star = 9 - (sum of last two digits of the year). The calculated number is the star entering the center palace.
The nine stars' positions are based on the Later Heaven Eight Trigrams: 1-Kan North, 2-Kun Southwest, 3-Zhen East, 4-Xun Southeast, 5-Center Palace, 6-Qian Northwest, 7-Dui West, 8-Gen Northeast, 9-Li South.
Center Palace(5) → Qian(6) → Dui(7) → Gen(8) → Li(9) → Kan(1) → Kun(2) → Zhen(3) → Xun(4) → back to Center. This route is fixed and unchanging!
Like 9 children lining up to play hopscotch—those in front move forward, those behind follow. Whichever enters the center palace, the other 8 stars arrange themselves in fixed sequence along the route.
Annual flying stars are used to determine fortune/misfortune in all directions for that year. Each year has a different star entering the center palace, creating a different flying star chart.
Xuan Kong Flying Stars form the foundation for creating Feng Shui charts. In the future, we'll combine sitting-facing direction, cycles, and annual stars to create complete flying star charts, enabling us to determine fortune and misfortune in all areas of a property.
Memorize both the prosperous and declining effects of the nine stars—you'll need them to determine fortune/misfortune. Practice the flying star route repeatedly until you can recite it instantly!
After learning the fundamentals of Xuan Kong Flying Stars, the next lesson covers how to create dwelling fortune charts—a core skill for practical Feng Shui assessment!
The dwelling fortune chart is the property's destiny chart, composed of three layers: Cycle Star Chart, Mountain Star Chart, and Facing Star Chart. Master the chart construction method to determine fortune and misfortune in all directions—this is the core skill of practical Feng Shui.
Cycle Stars, Mountain Stars, and Facing Stars—Three Charts Unified
Cycle Stars + Mountain Stars + Facing Stars = Complete Dwelling Fortune Chart
8 steps to create a complete dwelling fortune chart
Enter sitting-facing direction, automatically create dwelling fortune chart (demo version)
A dwelling fortune chart is the property's destiny chart. Based on the property's sitting-facing direction, period cycle, and other actual conditions, you create a unique destiny chart for that specific dwelling. After completing the chart, you can see the fortune and misfortune of each direction.
For example: Just like a person's birth chart, every property has its own destiny chart
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ This is the core of practical Feng Shui!
Cycle Star Chart (Heaven Chart/Property Chart) + Mountain Star Chart (upper left) + Facing Star Chart (upper right) = Complete Dwelling Fortune Chart
Current cycle star enters center palace, forward flight. Use Chinese numerals.
Find the cycle star corresponding to the sitting mountain, enter center palace. Determine forward/reverse flight based on Three-Element Dragon yin-yang. Mark with Arabic numerals in upper left.
Find the cycle star corresponding to the facing direction, enter center palace. Determine forward/reverse flight based on Three-Element Dragon yin-yang. Mark with Arabic numerals in upper right.
Earth Element Dragon matches Earth Element Dragon, Heaven Element Dragon matches Heaven Element Dragon, Human Element Dragon matches Human Element Dragon. Use this formula to determine forward/reverse flight for mountain and facing stars.
After determining the yin-yang of the Three-Element Dragon, yang means forward flight, yin means reverse flight. This is the basic rule for flying stars.
The sitting-facing direction determines the mountain and facing stars! Different sitting directions produce completely different charts with completely different fortune/misfortune.
What element dragon is the sitting/facing → See which trigram the center-entering star corresponds to → Find that trigram's three mountains for the same element dragon → Check its yin-yang
Example: Mao (Heaven Element Dragon) → Seven enters center → Seven corresponds to Dui trigram (Geng-You-Xin) → You is Heaven Element Dragon → You is yin → Reverse flight
Cycle stars use Chinese numerals (一二三四五六七八九), mountain and facing stars use Arabic numerals (123456789), mountain stars in upper left, facing stars in upper right
Using Mao sitting You facing in Period Nine as an example, demonstrate complete dwelling fortune chart construction.
This lesson is the core of the core of Xuan Kong Feng Shui! Practice chart construction repeatedly until you master it. Find different sitting directions and practice repeatedly.
After learning dwelling fortune chart construction, the next lesson covers how to determine fortune and misfortune, understanding the secrets in the chart!
Knowing how to construct a chart is only the first step; knowing how to read it is the key! Through combinations of mountain and facing stars, determine fortune and misfortune in all directions—this is the essence of Feng Shui. Remember: Use auspicious stars, avoid or neutralize inauspicious stars.
Read Property Fortune/Misfortune from Dwelling Fortune Chart—True Feng Shui Practice
Determine the basic pattern of a dwelling fortune chart based on current cycle star distribution
Current cycle star reaches both mountain and facing—very auspicious
The current cycle star (e.g., star 9 in Period Nine) appears on both the mountain side and facing side. Mountain governs people, facing governs wealth—this achieves both, creating prosperity in both wealth and population. This is the best pattern!
💡 Li Palace (facing) and Kan Palace (mountain) both have current cycle star 9—Prosperous Mountain Prosperous Facing!
Best Pattern! When encountering Prosperous Mountain Prosperous Facing, utilize it well. Mountain side (rear) suits quiet, solid arrangements (like mountains, buildings, furniture). Facing side (front) suits open, watery arrangements (like doors, windows, water features).
Mountain star + facing star combinations determine directional fortune/misfortune—this is the core of Feng Shui assessment
💡 Important Note: Auspicious star combinations must be "utilized" to be effective! Open doors, place beds, set office positions in auspicious directions to activate the auspicious stars' effects.
Complete example: From chart construction to fortune assessment, then to practical application
💡 Core Principle: Auspicious stars must be "used" (open doors and windows, place beds and positions), inauspicious stars must be "avoided" (sealed solid walls) or "neutralized" (Feng Shui resolution items). Remember: Form takes precedence over energy! Actual environment is always more important than theory.
Based on the distribution of current cycle stars (mountain and facing stars), dwelling fortune charts have four basic patterns
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ This is the first step in determining property fortune quality!
Mountain star + facing star combination determines fortune/misfortune of that direction. Auspicious star combinations must be 'utilized' to manifest effects.
Inauspicious star combinations must be 'avoided' (don't place important furniture here) or 'neutralized' (use Feng Shui remedies).
After obtaining a dwelling fortune chart, analyze in this sequence to avoid missing any key points.
Directions with auspicious star combinations should have open doors/windows, beds and desks placed there, allowing energy to flow, to manifest auspicious star effects.
Directions with inauspicious star combinations should avoid placing important furniture. If unavoidable, use neutralization methods.
Based on Five Element generation-control principle, use generation-control relationships to neutralize inauspicious star energy.
This lesson is the essence of practical Feng Shui! Read more charts, analyze more, accumulate experience. Remember: Theory is rigid, reality is flexible—must flexibly apply based on actual site conditions.
After learning to read charts and determine fortune/misfortune, the next lesson covers annual flying stars to understand yearly fortune/misfortune direction changes!
Annual Flying Stars are nine star positions that change every year. The Dwelling Fortune Chart is the property's 'destiny,' while Annual Flying Stars are the year's 'fortune.' Combining both is necessary to accurately assess that year's fortune/misfortune. Remember: Annual Flying Stars always fly forward!
Master Annual Fortune Directions, Perform Yearly Layout Adjustments
Enter a year to automatically calculate that year's nine star position distribution
💡 Note: Annual Flying Stars always fly forward, after determining center palace star, fly in sequence through nine palaces (Kan One → Kun Two → Zhen Three → Xun Four → Center Five → Qian Six → Dui Seven → Gen Eight → Li Nine)
Based on Annual Flying Stars, determine fortune and taboos of each direction
💡 Important: Annual fortune/misfortune will overlay onto the dwelling fortune chart! Use auspicious directions more (open doors and windows), neutralize or use less in inauspicious directions (seal and keep quiet).
Adjust home layout yearly based on Annual Flying Stars to seek fortune and avoid misfortune
Annual Flying Stars refer to the nine star position distribution that changes every year. Unlike the fixed flying stars in dwelling fortune charts, Annual Flying Stars change yearly, affecting that year's fortune.
For example: Like a weather forecast: the dwelling fortune chart is your home's 'geographical environment,' while Annual Flying Stars are this year's 'weather conditions.' The same house has different fortunes in different years.
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Must-do annual Feng Shui adjustment!
Annual Center Star = 11 - (last two digits of year % 9)
Unlike dwelling fortune charts, Annual Flying Stars always fly forward regardless of yin-yang! After determining center palace star, fly in fixed sequence: Kan One → Kun Two → Zhen Three → Xun Four → Center Five → Qian Six → Dui Seven → Gen Eight → Li Nine.
Annual fortune/misfortune overlays onto the dwelling fortune chart, jointly affecting that year's fortune.
Place corresponding items in auspicious star directions to strengthen auspicious star energy.
Place neutralizing items in inauspicious star directions to weaken inauspicious star energy.
Before each year begins, adjust Feng Shui layout according to following steps.
Annual Feng Shui is a yearly adjustment! Before the new year begins, must re-arrange chart and layout to seek fortune and avoid misfortune.
After learning Annual Flying Stars, the next lesson covers Monthly Flying Stars to understand monthly fortune changes for more refined Feng Shui adjustments!
Monthly Flying Stars are monthly variations based on Annual Flying Stars. Annual Flying Stars determine the year's overall trend, Monthly Flying Stars determine monthly details. Combining both enables precise Feng Shui adjustments. Remember: Monthly Flying Stars fly backward!
Refined Feng Shui Layout, Master Monthly Fortune Changes
Monthly Flying Stars refer to the nine star position distribution that changes each month. Based on Annual Flying Stars, they further refine to monthly level, enabling more precise tracking of monthly fortune changes.
For example: If Annual Flying Stars are 'annual weather,' Monthly Flying Stars are 'monthly weather forecast.' For example, the year's overall wealth fortune may be good, but certain months may be especially strong or weak.
⭐⭐⭐⭐ Must check before important matters!
Monthly Center Star = Annual Center Star - (Month - 1), then fly backward through nine palaces
Monthly Flying Stars, like dwelling fortune charts, fly backward. After determining center palace star, fly through palaces counterclockwise. This differs from Annual Flying Stars' forward flight—pay special attention.
True Feng Shui judgment requires viewing three layers: Dwelling Fortune Chart (property's destiny) + Annual Chart (yearly fortune) + Monthly Chart (monthly fortune). Only by overlaying all three can accurate assessment be made.
Monthly Feng Shui adjustments are best performed during solar term transitions. For example, around solar terms like Start of Spring (first month), Awakening of Insects (second month), etc., are optimal times for layout adjustments.
After mastering Monthly Flying Stars, the next lesson covers Daily Flying Stars and date selection methods, enabling precise selection of auspicious dates and times!
Daily Flying Stars represent the finest level of time precision, used for date and time selection. Dwelling Fortune Chart + Annual + Monthly + Daily - combining all four charts is required for accurate judgment. Remember: Annual flies forward, Monthly flies backward, Daily returns to forward flight! The core of date selection is avoiding misfortune and pursuing auspiciousness.
Master Daily Fortune Changes, Choose the Best Timing
Daily Flying Stars refer to the nine star position distribution that changes each day. Based on Monthly Flying Stars, they further refine to the daily level and serve as the core basis for date and time selection.
For example: If Annual Flying Stars are the 'annual climate,' Monthly Flying Stars are the 'monthly weather,' then Daily Flying Stars are the 'daily weather forecast.' Important matters must check that day's 'weather' conditions.
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Essential for date and time selection!
Daily Center Star = Monthly Center Star + (Date - 1), then fly forward through nine palaces
True date selection requires viewing four layers: Dwelling Fortune Chart (house fate) + Annual Chart (year fortune) + Monthly Chart (month fortune) + Daily Chart (day fortune). Four charts overlaid, comprehensive judgment of auspiciousness.
For wealth choose 1 or 8, for scholarship select 4 Green. For marriage view 9 Purple, for career need 6 White. For health avoid 2 and 5, for quarrels distance 3 Jade. For ground-breaking check 5 Yellow, for loss of wealth prevent 7 Red.
Different purposes choose different stars: wealth views 1, 8; academics views 4; marriage views 9; career views 6; health avoids 2, 5; legal disputes avoid 3; renovation avoids 5; loss of wealth avoids 7
1. Avoiding misfortune takes priority over pursuing auspiciousness (first avoid Five Yellow, Two Black and other inauspicious stars); 2. Coordinate with Dwelling Fortune Chart (daily auspicious stars must fly to auspicious dwelling chart positions); 3. Combine with personal destiny (avoid days conflicting with one's zodiac sign and Eight Characters)
After mastering date selection methods, the next lesson studies Form Feng Shui, understanding how external environment influences Feng Shui!
Form Feng Shui studies how external environment affects dwellings and is the foundation of Feng Shui. No matter how good the energy analysis, if the form is wrong, it's useless! Remember: Form is substance, energy is application. First look at form, then at energy. External environment determines 80% of Feng Shui auspiciousness.
Identify Environmental Patterns, Pursue Auspiciousness and Avoid Misfortune
This is the most ideal Feng Shui formation, conforming to the principle of "backed by mountains facing water, wind gathering qi accumulation." With backing behind, bright hall in front, left-right protection, and distant facing mountain. Such an environment can gather auspicious qi, benefiting residents' careers, health, and wealth.
Road directly piercing dwelling entrance or windows, like arrow through heart
Road or river curved, dwelling located outside the bow back
Dwelling located at Y-shaped or X-shaped road intersection
Narrow gap between two tall buildings directly facing dwelling
Form Feng Shui, also called Luantou Feng Shui, refers to the influence of tangible objects in the external environment such as mountains, water, buildings, and roads on dwellings. It is the foundation of Feng Shui and determines the innate pattern of a dwelling.
For example: If energy Feng Shui is 'software,' form Feng Shui is 'hardware.' If hardware doesn't work, no matter how good the software, it's useless. Like a poorly configured computer - no matter how good the operating system, it won't run fast.
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ The first essential element of Feng Shui!
The ideal Feng Shui pattern is: Xuanwu (backing mountain) behind, Zhuque (bright hall) in front, Azure Dragon on the left, White Tiger on the right. Four directions protected, energy gathers at the center.
Form afflictions refer to tangible objects or patterns in the external environment unfavorable to dwellings. Common ones include road rushing affliction, wall blade affliction, heaven split affliction, reverse bow affliction, etc. The harm of form afflictions is direct and obvious - must be taken seriously.
1. Backed by mountains facing water, concealing wind and gathering energy; 2. Left and right embraced, avoid isolation; 3. Open in front, support behind. These are the most basic and important principles.
Backed by mountains: Have backing, career stable. Facing water: Bright hall open, wealth fortune flows. Left and right embrace: Energy gathers without dispersing. Open front, supported back: Advance and retreat with foundation.
1. First view large environment (complex location, surrounding facilities); 2. Then view medium environment (building position, orientation); 3. Finally view small environment (floor plan layout, door and window positions). From large to small, layer by layer screening.
After learning Form Feng Shui, the next lesson returns to energy Feng Shui to learn how to comprehensively apply form and energy to make complete Feng Shui judgments!
True Feng Shui judgment requires combining Form and Energy. Form is the foundation, Energy is the application; Form accounts for 70%, Energy for 20%, Annual Stars for 10%. Remember: First examine Form, then Energy, finally Annual Stars. All three are indispensable, comprehensive judgment ensures accuracy.
Master Integration, Make Accurate Feng Shui Judgments
Form is the foundation, Energy is the application. If Form is poor, no matter how good the Energy, it can only alleviate, not fundamentally change. If Form is good but Energy is poor, adjustment can improve. Both good together makes superior Feng Shui.
For example: Form is like a person's innate constitution, Energy is like acquired health practices. Someone with good constitution, proper health practices can live long; someone with poor constitution, no matter how much health practice, has limitations.
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Core principle of Feng Shui judgment!
Form accounts for 70% weight, Energy 20%, Annual Stars 10%. This is an empirically derived ratio. Form determines the overall situation, Energy fine-tunes, Annual Stars merely add blessing or difficulty.
Feng Shui is not static but dynamically balanced. The dwelling fortune chart is fixed, but Annual, Monthly, Daily Stars change, and external environment also changes. Must regularly assess and dynamically adjust.
The same house has different effects for different residents. Must combine with residents' BaZi (Eight Characters), zodiac, occupation, and needs to judge and adjust. Feng Shui serves people, cannot be mechanically applied.
When viewing Feng Shui must have holistic concept, cannot only look at parts. Cannot only look at living room not bedroom, only interior not exterior, only present not future. Must analyze comprehensively and systematically.
Congratulations on completing systematic study of Xuan Kong Feng Shui! Next can consolidate learning through practical cases, or deepen study of other Feng Shui schools, achieve mastery through comprehensive study.
Theory needs practice validation. Success cases inspire us, failure cases warn us. Through deep analysis of real cases, learn how to flexibly apply Feng Shui knowledge in complex real environments, avoid common pitfalls, and ultimately form your own judgment system.
Learn from Success and Failure, Master Feng Shui Practical Wisdom
Successful Feng Shui practice follows: On-site Survey → Data Collection → Multi-dimensional Analysis → Solution Design → Implementation Adjustment → Effect Tracking complete process. Each step indispensable, interconnected.
For example: Like doctor treating illness: Observe-Listen-Inquire-Pulse (survey diagnosis) → Determine cause (analysis judgment) → Prescribe medicine (solution design) → Follow treatment (implementation) → Follow-up observation (effect tracking).
Difficult to find perfect Feng Shui environment in reality. Key is identifying main contradiction, focus on major issues. 70% Form, 20% Energy, 10% Annual Stars - keep this ratio in mind.
For example: Like buying house must comprehensively consider location, price, layout, amenities, etc. Cannot be perfect in everything, but must ensure main needs satisfied.
Feng Shui not once-and-for-all, needs adjustment with time and environment changes. Annual Star changes, family member changes, surrounding environment changes all may affect Feng Shui effectiveness.
For example: Like gardening, not done after planting. Need continuous pruning, fertilizing, watering according to season, climate, plant growth state.
Feng Shui is science of environment and people relationship, not superstition and mysticism. Over-relying on Feng Shui items, ignoring actual effort, blindly copying others' experience are common pitfalls.
For example: Health needs reasonable diet, moderate exercise, good mentality comprehensive cooperation, cannot rely only on supplements; success also needs Feng Shui, effort, opportunity joint action.
After mastering practical cases, next learn how to judge Feng Shui manifestation time - timing. This is one of the most practical skills in Feng Shui practice.
Timing refers to when Feng Shui auspicious/inauspicious effects manifest. Accurate timing judgment requires comprehensive consideration of: Period (20 years), Annual Stars (1 year), Monthly Stars (1 month), Daily Stars (1 day) four time levels, plus move-in time, renovation time, residents' BaZi and other factors. Remember: Major matters look at Period and Annual Stars, minor matters look at Monthly and Daily Stars; urgent matters adjust immediately, date selection is icing on cake.
Master Methods for Judging Feng Shui Manifestation Time
Feng Shui timing divided into four levels: Period (20-year major cycle), Annual Stars (yearly changes), Monthly Stars (monthly fine-tuning), Daily Stars (date and time selection). Larger levels have deeper influence, smaller levels more flexible. Comprehensive use ensures accurate judgment.
For example: Like climate prediction: Period is climate zone (tropical, temperate), Annual is yearly climate (cold year, warm year), Monthly is monthly weather (cold month, warm month), Daily is daily weather (sunny, rainy).
Different matters manifest at different speeds: Wealth 3-6 months, Career 6 months-1 year, Health 1-3 months, Relationships 3-6 months, Academics 1 semester. Larger adjustment amplitude and more serious problems mean longer manifestation time.
For example: Like treating illness: Minor cold heals in days, chronic conditions need conditioning, serious illness needs long-term treatment. Feng Shui same - small problems quick results, big problems need patience.
Feng Shui starts working from move-in time. Period and Annual Stars at move-in determine house's basic fortune. Major renovation equivalent to 'changing fortune', recalculate from renovation completion move-in time.
For example: Like trees: Planting season (Period) determines tree's basic quality, each year's growth (Annual) accumulates yearly. After transplanting (renovation) equivalent to replanting, calculate by new time.
Accurate timing judgment requires combining: Move-in time 30%, Renovation time 20%, Personal BaZi 25%, Environment changes 15%, Personnel changes 10%. Single factor judgment often inaccurate.
For example: Like investment returns: Must consider market environment (Period), industry trends (Annual Stars), company fundamentals (house pattern), personal ability (BaZi), luck (Monthly Stars) and other multiple factors.
After learning timing judgment, final lesson will summarize entire Residential Feng Shui system, help you achieve mastery through comprehensive understanding.
Through 20 lessons of study, you have mastered the complete Xuan Kong Feng Shui system. Remember core principles: Form accounts 70%, Energy 20%, Annual Stars 10%; first look at external environment, then internal pattern, finally time factors. Feng Shui is auxiliary condition not main cause, personal effort is fundamental. Maintain learning, continuous practice, you will eventually become expert in Feng Shui field.
Mastery Through Comprehensive Understanding, From Knowledge to Wisdom Elevation
Form Feng Shui accounts 70% (external environment, internal pattern), Energy Feng Shui 20% (Flying Stars, orientation), Annual and Monthly Stars 10% (time factors). Keep this ratio firmly in mind, don't put cart before horse.
For example: Like investment: Fundamentals (Form) most important, technical analysis (Energy) secondary, market sentiment (Annual Stars) affects short-term. Long-term success relies on fundamentals, short-term fluctuations depend on sentiment.
Feng Shui not isolated point, but systematic surface. One direction (point) → One room (line) → Entire house (surface) → Surrounding environment (volume). Must have holistic view, don't only stare at one direction.
For example: Like treating illness: Cannot only look at symptoms (point), must find cause (line), examine constitution (surface), consider environment (volume). Treating headache when head hurts, foot when foot hurts won't work.
Difficult to find perfect Feng Shui in reality. Key is identifying main contradiction, focus on major issues. 80% good already very good, don't pursue 100% and miss opportunity.
For example: Like finding partner: No perfect person, key is finding suitable one. Main aspects compatible is good, minor flaws can accept even adjust.
Learning Feng Shui requires three steps: 1) Study theory (20 lessons systematic study), 2) Do practice (start from own home), 3) Constant reflection (record and summarize). All three indispensable, cyclical improvement.
For example: Like learning swimming: Watch tutorials (theory), get in water practice (practice), summarize and improve (reflection). Only reading books without water practice can never learn, blind practice without method also won't work.
Congratulations on completing systematic Xuan Kong Feng Shui study! This is ending, more is beginning. Next, suggest you: 1) Start practice from own home, validate what learned; 2) Build personal study notes and case library; 3) Join Feng Shui learning community, exchange with peers; 4) Choose one direction for deep research; 5) Maintain learning, lifelong growth. Remember: Master leads you in, practice depends on individual. Feng Shui way, has no end. Wish you go further and further on Feng Shui learning path, ultimately reach realm of having Feng Shui in heart, no Feng Shui in eyes!
Practical Feng Shui layout guidelines covering residential, office, commercial spaces and more
39 lessons total
Detect auspicious and inauspicious feng shui of Northwest and Southwest directions
Feng Shui configurations for Northwest Qian and Southwest Kun positions
5 common scenarios for Northwest and Southwest position layouts
Comprehensive detection of bedroom feng shui issues
Reference: Emperor bedroom < 10㎡, recommended 10-15㎡, avoid < 3㎡ or > 20㎡
Detect space and furniture balance on both sides of the bed
Specific layout and adjustment solutions for 5 scenarios
Find fixed Wenchang position based on house direction
Calculate annual Wenchang position based on year
Wenchang position layout and usage methods for 5 scenarios
Check 4 key directions affecting elderly health
Comprehensive health feng shui inspection for elderly residences
Health feng shui solutions for 5 scenarios
Find your personal peach blossom position based on birth day branch
3 methods for finding and arranging peach blossom position
Item placement, color application, taboo matters
Solitary yin cannot generate, solitary yang cannot grow—harmony creates vitality
Check behaviors and habits in daily life that may affect your fortune
Change fortune in 6 aspects, achieve more with less effort and smooth sailing
Input door inner dimensions to check alignment with auspicious Luban ruler positions
Select appropriate door color based on house yin-yang balance and neighbor's door color
A door worth a thousand gold, a house worth four ounces—the door is the qi opening and essential pathway for wealth
Determine optimal door opening direction based on front bright hall and road conditions
Front Vermillion Bird, Back Black Tortoise, Left Azure Dragon, Right White Tiger
Door orientation affects career fortune—different orientations suit different professions
The four feng shui elements: Dragon, Lair, Sand, Water—like parents, oneself, siblings, spouse
Assess whether Front Vermillion Bird, Back Black Tortoise, Left Azure Dragon, Right White Tiger form a complete formation
Check for common formation-breaking situations and identify problems promptly
Check feng shui formation issues affecting conception and pregnancy
Properly arrange Zhen and Xun palaces to support fertility
Focus analysis on Kan Palace (north) and Kun Palace (southwest) affecting fertility
Select suitable house orientation based on BaZi favorable elements
Select suitable floor based on Chinese zodiac sign
Check surrounding environment, interior layout, and other factors
Determine if reverse bow sha exists around the house
Analyze different impacts of front and back reverse bow sha
Provides various resolution methods, select suitable solutions
Identify different types of wall blade sha and their severity levels
Analyze the different impacts of front/back/side wall blade sha
Multiple resolution methods available, choose the suitable solutions
Part of Sky Cutting Sha's harmful effects have been scientifically verified as the "venturi effect," which can amplify level 3 wind to level 8 wind. However, feng shui theory suggests that the energy field damage caused by Sky Cutting Sha involves not only physical wind speed, but also energy field influences that current science has yet to explain.
Heart Piercing Sha mainly affects 5th floor and below
Sha qi weakens beyond 30 meters
Sha qi weakens beyond 30 degrees
Heart Piercing Sha is sha qi formed when vertical pole objects create direct confrontation with doors or windows. This sha qi continuously impacts residents' energy fields, leading to emotional instability, declining fortune, frequent setbacks, and recurring mishaps. The severity of impact is closely related to distance, angle, and floor level.
Light sha is scientifically known as "light pollution", referring to intense light reflected from building glass curtain walls, glazed tiles, polished marble and other decorative materials, as well as the environmental impact of various artificial light sources at night. Light pollution disrupts the human biological rhythm, affects sleep quality, and long-term exposure can lead to vision decline, headaches, anxiety and other health problems.
Sound sha causes more severe harm than physical sha! Because sound sha is invisible and pervasive - you can neither see nor touch it - it continuously interferes with mental processes and psychological well-being. Long-term sound sha exposure may lead to irreversible health issues such as hearing loss, vision damage, and memory decline. Pregnant women need to be especially vigilant, as noise can severely affect fetal development.
Smell sha originates from unsanitary, damp environments that breed bacteria and emit foul odors that repel people. These polluted energies not only affect physical health but also damage the feng shui energy field, leading to financial decline, career setbacks, marital infidelity, and other problems. Prompt resolution is essential!
Close creates sha, distant does not - over 100 meters has minimal impact
Narrower roads create stronger rush sha
Taller buildings amplify the rush sha force
Buildings on both sides channel airflow more intensely
The greatest danger of road rush sha is "a straight road is like a spear" - sha qi rushes straight like a spear. Main door rush sha prevents qi gathering and ruins wealth fortune; bedroom rush sha affects health and family harmony; window and balcony rush sha causes eye diseases and traffic accidents; child's room rush sha severely impacts academics and health. Road rush sha is considered an extremely inauspicious sha - it must be taken seriously and resolved promptly!
The hallmark of cutting foot sha is "fluctuating fortune" - you can achieve great wealth and prosperity but also lose everything in an instant. Select the impact areas you are concerned about:
Select the feng shui problems present with your sofa:
Select the feng shui problems that exist with your bed placement:
Bed head direction directly affects sleep quality and physical health. Select your current or planned bed head direction:
In the human circulatory system, the aorta and major veins run in the same direction as the head and feet. When sleeping in a north-south orientation, the direction of the aorta and major veins, the body's sleep position, and the Earth's north-south magnetic field lines are all aligned, making it easiest to fall asleep with the highest sleep quality.
Select the location where you want to place plants:
Different floor levels have different lighting conditions, choose appropriate plants:
Understanding the water-qi relationship is essential for proper aquarium placement:
The key to aquarium placement:
1. Whether water and qi make contact (open-top has greater impact, enclosed has less)
2. Whether the placement direction is auspicious or inauspicious (requires Flying Star charting)
3. Aquarium in auspicious position attracts wealth; in negative position activates harmful energies
Select issues present with your home aquarium:
Select optimal door orientation based on your business industry's five element attribute:
According to Luban ruler, door dimensions falling on wealth prosperity and official star positions are auspicious; falling on illness, decline, severance, defeat positions are inauspicious:
Recommend consulting professional feng shui master to measure on-site with Luban ruler, ensuring door dimensions fall on auspicious positions like wealth and official stars, avoiding inauspicious positions like illness, decline, severance, and defeat.
Select feng shui issues present with your office door:
💼 Finance room is the company owner's money vault—position selection is critically important
Select feng shui issues present in your finance room:
Select layout aspect you want to learn about:
💡 Tip: Office too large appears empty with insufficient energy field; too small is oppressive and cramped, unfavorable for fortune.
💡 Tip: Optimal configuration should integrate boss's birth chart configuration and Flying Star chart for comprehensive judgment—recommend consulting professional feng shui master.
Select current workstation conditions (multiple selections allowed):
💡 General Advice: Employee area overall layout should be spacious and bright, well-ventilated, avoiding excessive crowding.
⚠ Taboos: Thorny plants (cactus, roses, etc.) not suitable for wealth position—damages wealth qi. Withered plants should be promptly replaced.
💡 Tip: Plants must maintain vibrant vitality—regular watering and fertilizing. Withered plants should be promptly replaced.
Select current shop location characteristics (multiple selections allowed):
Select shop surrounding environment conditions (multiple selections allowed):
💡 Tip: Shop site selection should avoid sha energy and negative environments—choose locations with strong vitality and good qi field.
💡 Tip: Door should face the direction with high foot traffic, with bright and open space in front.
Note: Luban ruler uses a 43.1cm cycle, dimensions exceeding 43.1cm are calculated cyclically
Select shop door conditions (multiple selections allowed):
💡 Tip: Door is the qi entrance, must maintain cleanliness and brightness, avoid all sha energies.
💡 Tip: Counter should have bright lighting, maintain cleanliness, and place wealth-attracting items appropriately.
Select counter conditions (multiple selections allowed):
💡 Tip: Counter is the wealth vault, must be at wealth spot, have backing support, and avoid rushing sha.
Choose appropriate car color based on your Five Elements attributes to enhance fortune and ensure safety
Analyze the auspiciousness of license plate numbers based on numerical Five Elements and I Ching principles
Proper placement of car interior accessories enhances fortune and ensures safety