Feng Shui Course 1, the contents of the course:

• Chinese Cosmology
• The meaning, history and traditions
• Physical environment and directional forces
• Background
• Yin and Yang, and the 5 Elements
• The 8 Trigrams
• The Lo Shu diagram, the Ho To, concept of space
• Time cycle – 3 period and 9 ages
• Chinese numerology
• Flying Star school
• Introduction to the Lo Pan and how to use it
• How to draw Flying Star charts
• How to interpret Flying Star charts
• Basic steps in performing Feng Shui evaluation for Yang houses
• Examples
• Cures
• Maintenance
• Form School – Landscape Feng Shui
• Form School techniques for Yang houses
• Feng Shui at home – placement of special objects: bed, desk, stove, morror, altar, fish tanks, plants, television, clock, special animals
• In office
• Special Flying Star charts
• Combination of numbers
• Kua number and their applications
• Ho To 5 Rat method for selecting auspicious floor
• For forecasting
• Substitute Stars
• Practical example and class discussions

An Introduction

Introduction to History, origin, and basic theories. Introduction to the Flying stars school. Drawing of Flying star charts, practical procedures to carry out a feng shui job. Maintenance and cure. Introduction to Form school. External shars and interior decoration. Objects and cures. Maintenance and forecasting. Substitute stars.

Feng Shui is an ancient Taoist geomantic art of China, auxiliary to architecture, akin to western geomancy. Unlike this, however, it also takes into consideration aspects of the psyche and astrology. Currently there is no scientific proof of his hypotheses.