FENG SHUI

What is Feng Shui?

You watch the door from your desk. You hear the hallway from bed. Feng Shui begins with the way a place keeps entering your day.

FENG SHUI FIELD

The ordinary day leaves evidence.

Form: What is there
An exposed seat. A blocked threshold. A light that never goes off.
Use: Who lives with it
Where each resident sleeps, works and passes through.
Time: What changes
The dated traditional layer, after its inputs are confirmed.

FORM · DIRECTION · TIME · USE

What you live around becomes what you live with.

THE PATTERN

Feng Shui looks at the land around a home, the building itself and the lives unfolding inside.

THE ROOM

A desk against a wall and a desk in a passage ask different things of the person sitting there.

THE READING

Show what is happening in the room first. Keep the reasons for a traditional interpretation beside it.

A solid wall behind a chair. A window at the desk. A route across the room. These set the scene before any chart enters it.

Orientation places the home in relation to light and its surroundings. Unconfirmed direction stays unconfirmed.

Xuan Kong adds a traditional timing model. Its calculations remain separate from the conditions visible in the room.

If someone keeps passing behind your chair, the interruption has a location. Begin with that route before changing the whole room.