Feng Shui

Feng Shui is a specialized therapy in which energy forces are utilized to enhance the overall well being.

Your Destiny Map – Astrological Chart

Your BaZi reveals the road ahead.

In Chinese Metaphysics, a person’s capacity in life is referred to as Destiny. Every individual is born with a certain life capacity — a unique path that defines their potential, possible outcomes, and achievements.

When this capacity is accurately analyzed and understood, it becomes possible to guide the person effectively. This guidance can take the form of BaZi, offering advice on how and when to act, or Feng Shui, which can help enhance one’s ability to realize their full potential or avoid setbacks and misfortunes.

Feng Shui
Different homes have different directions. When we assess and refine the energy flow—correcting negative influences to smooth out issues and challenges—we create space for opportunities, harmony, and well-being to enter.

Feng Shui is the Prescription, BaZi is the Diagnosis

Combine these two ancient arts to achieve prosperity in all areas of life.

Most people are aware that Feng Shui is widely used by business tycoons—especially in Asia—to enhance their wealth. However, few know about the Masters working discreetly behind the scenes, advising some of the region’s most powerful and wealthy individuals.

These consultants provide guidance on a wide range of decisions: from recommending suitable businesses to acquire, to advising on the placement of key managerial staff, stock market investments, the best times to sign contracts, logo design, and even remarkably accurate economic forecasts.

Just like the Emperors of ancient China, who relied on Imperial Astronomers to choose auspicious dates for war or peace treaties, today’s “Tycoon Emperors” often employ in-house BaZi and Feng Shui Masters. These experts handle everything from selecting dates for grand openings to choosing the right CEOs to lead individual companies within a business empire.

It’s not enough for someone to be capable and well-qualified—they must also have the luck and timing to successfully execute their plans. Even the seemingly sudden retirement of certain tycoons, celebrities, or politicians is often a calculated move, guided by the advice of their personal BaZi Masters.

While the effects of Feng Shui are often visible and noticeable, BaZi works quietly in the background—an unseen but powerful influence. For many Asian tycoons, nothing is left to chance—and certainly not to luck alone. Instead, Feng Shui and BaZi are used together, strategically and purposefully, as they were always meant to be.

Understanding Classical Feng Shui

Classical Feng Shui systems are rooted in fundamental principles that revolve around the flow of Qi (energy). The universe is composed of energy, and when we align ourselves with positive Qi, life becomes more harmonious and flows more smoothly.

Every home is different—and so are its directions. By assessing and refining the energy flow, and addressing negative Qi, we can resolve underlying issues and invite opportunity, balance, and well-being into our lives.

What is Classical Feng Shui?

Classical Feng Shui is not based on modern trends or aesthetics. Instead, it involves precise calculations, observations, and formulas, grounded in ancient Chinese metaphysical texts and traditional Feng Shui classics.

The major Classical Feng Shui schools—San He and San Yuan—base their assessments on the following key components:

🔹 Direction

• The facing direction of the property

• The most auspicious direction for each occupant

• Personalized placement based on each individual’s BaZi (Chinese astrological chart) for optimal results

🔹 Location

• Is the property situated in an auspicious area?

• Does it receive Sheng Qi (positive energy) or Sha Qi (negative energy)?

• As the saying goes, it’s all about location, location, location—the quality of energy begins with where your home is placed.

🔹 Forms & Environmental Factors

• Classical Feng Shui masters often walk the land extensively—because 60% of Feng Shui is determined by the external environment.

• Surrounding forms, such as roads, buildings, land shapes, and natural features, have a direct influence on the Qi entering a property.

🔹 Water Flow

• In Feng Shui theory, Qi travels on the wind and is retained by water.

• Water is a powerful activator—its flow direction is vital: does it bring Qi to the property, or carry it away?

🔹 Land Embrace (Sar Qi)

• Is the property supported and protected by its natural surroundings?

• Good “embrace” from the landscape indicates stability, protection, and support from the environment.

🔹 Mountains

• Qi flows from higher ground to lower ground.

• Mountains are symbolic of strength, stability, and protection. Proper mountain positioning enhances energy and safeguards the property.

🔹 Time Factors

• Timing is crucial. Right time + right place = right outcome.

• Using Date Selection methodology, Feng Shui cures and enhancements are applied at the most beneficial times for maximum effect.

🔹 The Residents

• Each occupant should have their most suitable room and orientation based on their BaZi chart.

• When each family member is in alignment with their favorable directions, the entire household thrives.

The Essence of Feng Shui Philosophy

At its core, Feng Shui is the art of arranging physical space to harmonize with the natural world. Its ultimate goal is to harness energy forces and create a state of balance between the environment and the individual. When practiced correctly, Feng Shui becomes a powerful tool for living in alignment with nature and maximizing one’s potential across all areas of life.