Yin and Yang and Feng Shui
Yin and Yang is a theory that everything in the universe is part of a whole but has its polar opposite. Yin and Yang are energy forces. Yin is feminine energy while Yang is masculine. Yin and Yang although opposites, are still interconnected. In Taoism the symbol of Yin and Yang represents constant motion. They…
What is Feng Shui
Feng Shui is an ancient practice where the idea of how things are placed in one’s environment affect the flow of energy in that environment. This holds true whether its the property as in land or an actual house. The way things are placed effects one’s life either negatively or positively depending on the placement…
The Purpose of Feng Shui
Feng Shui is a Chinese traditional science that uses directions to determine Qi/energy flow in an area and how it relations to a person. Once the direction is analyzed traditional “cures” are prescribed to make sure that the Qi flows at optimum levels in your environment and your body. The idea with Feng Shui is…
The Lo Pan
In order to determine directions in Feng Shui the traditional compass is called the Lo Pan. In ancient times the first Lo Pans were made of hand painted tiger bone. Lo means “everything” and Pan means “bowl” and together they are interpreted to mean an instrument that can access the “mysteries of the universe”. The…
The Characteristics Of The 5 Elements
Feng Shui uses what is known as the 5 elements. Each element is one aspect of nature that has a compass direction and energy associated with it. When used properly in its direction, the element helps manifest positive Qi in that direction. The same elements have distinct characteristics that pertain to each one of them…
The 5 Elements in Feng Shui
Feng Shui is rooted in the idea that the elements of nature effect our lives and the energy around us . It uses the belief that everything in the universe has a connection to the natural elements. Feng Shui is grounded in the idea that it is nature that dictates how we create positive or…
Qi and Feng Shui
We always hear the word Qi(pronounced Chee) but what is it actually. Qi is life force energy. According to the ancient Chinese belief system of Taoism; everything animate and inanimate in the universe has Qi. Qi is a universal life force energy that permeates everything. Qi is our bodies life force and it is the…
Productive and Destructive Cycles in Feng Shui
Productive and Destructive Cycles in Feng Shui Feng Shui is rooted in understanding the relationship of nature and how it effects our lives. The 5 elements Fire, Earth, Wood, Metal and Water are used to define the various energies in Feng Shui. Each element has its own direction and color specific for that element only.…
Finding Your Kua Number
The purpose of the Kua Number in Feng Shui is it helps you find the directions that are best for you personally. Feng Shui incorporates the use of compass directions in order to map out Qi flow that is auspicious for you in your environment. Good Qi Flow outside in your environment ultimately promotes good…
Ba Gua and I Ching in Feng Shui
Ba Gua is one of the tools used in Feng Shui to help map out your auspicious area for placing things in your environment. Pronounced “Ba Gwa “ it serves as a map or grid of 8 areas that correlate to various aspects of your life in relation to your living environment. It is used…