3. *
* There are 2 reasons why
you should learn more
about Feng Shui!
4. *
*1. To understand your clients needs
*2.So that you can personally get the
advantage they are looking for!
5. *
*The Chinese believe that luck is not random, that
luck can be created.
*Energy moves in patterns – the Chinese were
Masters at observing these patterns and the rules
within these patterns.
*The Chinese use Feng Shui to understand the past
and optimize the future.
7. *This means that the spaces
where we live and
determine 1/3 of the
influences (energy –
opportunities) of our lives.
8. *Feng Shui means Wind and Water.
*Earliest physical evidence relating to Feng Shui
dates back to 4000 B.C.E.
*Feng Shui aims to create harmony between the
physical environment, buildings and people.
9. What is Feng Shui?
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Four Aspects need to be considered for a
Feng Shui analysis:
• Time
• The Environment
• The Building
• And the Resident
29. Core theories of Classical Feng Shui
require an understanding of –
*Qi
*Yin and Yang
*Five Element Theory
*The Ba Gua Compass
30. The types of Classical Feng Shui are
*Flying Stars (Fei Xing)
*Eight Mansions (Ba Zhai)
*Three Harmony (San He)
*Three Cycles (San Yuan)
*64 Hexagrams (Xuan Kong Da Gua
*All Schools of Feng Shui require an understanding of
Environmental Forms
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32. * Qi – is not just energy – it is energy that supports life
*.
*Qi is the invisible force that shapes, nurtures and governs all
living beings.
*Qi cannot be seen or heard, however it’s influence can be felt
around us in all places.
*Qi is visible by effect.
*How to harness Qi in our environment is the main concern of
Classical Feng Shui.
33. *Qualities of Qi are broadly classified as –
*Sheng Qi - Positive
*‘good breaths’ of energy, growth Qi
*Sha Qi – Negative
*‘bad breaths’ of Qi, destructive Qi
34. *When Qi is a positive force it brings
supportive energy to your life whether
in mental or physical health, good
relationships and increased prosperity.
*When Qi is a negative, it is a blocking,
depleting and destructive force.
42. *Qi pools and collects in open spaces
*To be beneficial, Qi must circulate and
not be stagnant
*In narrow spaces, Qi is squeezed and
moves rapidly
*Qi flows downwards, never upwards
52. The Land should have visible Qi that
supports life
*Auspicious Qi is visible by effect,
vegetation, animals, birds, lushness.
*Avoid land that appears dry, rocky, or
sandy indicating the absence of or
insufficient Qi.
54. Yin and Yang are the two
primordial types of Qi.
*Yang - Active and Moving
*Yin - Receptive and Still
55.
56. *On a simplistic level, Feng Shui is about
determining where is Yin and where is Yang
within the location and building and then
matching the room activity to the right
type of Qi.
*Yin Qi governs health and relationships
*Yang Qi governs opportunities and money
76. *Where a builder sees a building as a
physical body a Feng Shui expert sees
land and buildings as bodies of energy
and information.
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81. Feng Shui factors when evaluating the
energy of a building are
*Its shape
*Its internal layout, flow of Qi
*The location of the main door, and main
rooms, bedrooms, offices, kitchens.
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83. *Is there a spot for Qi to collect?
*A ‘Bright Hall’ is an open space that
allows Qi to meander into and collect,
before entering a property and should
therefore be present right before and
after the main door.
93. *To evaluate the front door it is important
to not only look in, but to also look out.
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98. *When Qi becomes Sha (negative
energy) it is unstable. It is experienced
as attacking, aggressive and
confrontational force. Over time, this
type of energy will deplete the life
force of the building, causing problems
with relationships, mental and physical
health and wealth.
99.
100. *A bedroom with good Feng Shui will support
and improve your physical and mental health
and relationships on all levels.
*The effects of Qi are very subtle, they occur
over time.
*The ratio of Yin to Yang and the quality of Qi
in a bedroom has a direct impact on how well
you sleep and hence on how you feel and act.
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102. Things to avoid include
*Sha Qi
*Too Yang a space
*Slanted or uneven ceilings
*Positioning bedrooms over the garage
*Bedrooms larger than the living room
*Bedrooms positioned over the kitchen
*Too many doors
*Too much window or too many mirrors
*Irregular shapes ie: L Shapes
130. *Feng Shui is the art of finding,
collecting, and directing Qi to improve
your life.
131. *Good Feng Shui is visible by effect
*How are you doing? Are you healthy?
How are your relationships? Are you
saving money? Do you get the
recognition you deserve? How are your
energy levels?
132. *Why have the Chinese used Feng Shui
for all these centuries?
Just like plants, our energy systems are connected to the energy of the land.
Just like you can’t grow a garden witho
To understand and work with Feng Shui one requires an indepth knowledge of all the above. New Age theories, Supersition, symbolism, Law of attraction while helpful on some levels are not Feng Shui.
Basically what it comes down to – is we all need Qi . Environments with an abundance of Qi supports the lives of people for better health, and more opprotunities and the energy to act on them.
When Qi is able to collect, , it has a very strong and postive influence on the surrounding evnrionment.
The effect of a location where Qi can collect such as a large park will radiate out for blocks.
The model that is used as a guide in the ancient texts looks similar to this. It is often referred to as the arm chair. The principles behind this model exist on a macro and micro level. On a macro level, you want a solid mountain behind you, gaurdian mountains flanking either side, protecting the site from wind and a foot stool in front, supporting and collecting energy. There must a either a large flat valley or sufficient in size body of water to collect the Qi. This flat spot is where the wind and water meet, also referred to as the dragons lair. It is the spot where Yin and yang merge and collection spot of the most concentrated Qi. It is felt that if you are fortunate enough to be located in one of these spots, it is like hitting the jack pot,