Classical Feng Shui Insights

If ornaments don't "create" luck, why are we using them? It’s Physics, Not Magic As we navigate the Year of the Fire Horse (2026) , the energy within our living and working spaces reaches a peak of intensity. We are currently in Period 9 , a 20-year cycle governed by the Fire element. When the annual "Fire Horse" arrives, we experience a "Double Fire" effect—an energetic landscape that is vibrant and transformative, yet potentially volatile. A common question arises during th

In the practice of Classical Feng Shui, we often speak of "Permanent Energy"—the blueprint of a house determined by its orientation and the period it was built. As we have now entered Period 9 (2024–2044) , many homeowners believe that once their space is aligned with the fire element of this 20-year pillar, the work is complete. However, Feng Shui is not a static portrait; it is a living, breathing relationship between space and time. The Almighty Star: 20-Year Pillar vs. An

In the study of Classical Feng Shui, harmony is not found in isolation, but in relationship. Among the most profound frameworks for understanding these relationships is San He (三合) —the Triple Combination or the "Three Harmonies." The rationale of San He is rooted in the cosmic cycle of the Twelve Life Stages . It identifies three specific earthly branches (Zodiac signs) that, when brought together, create a powerful chemical shift that manifests a specific elemental energy—W

With the widespread availability of AI-powered Feng Shui apps, homeowners can now receive instant, data-driven analyses of their spaces. These tools offer valuable accessibility and general guidance based on algorithms and vast databases of traditional principles. However, the need for a physical consultation with a master remains crucial for several irreplaceable reasons: Holistic Sensory Assessment: A master perceives subtle, intangible energies—or qi —through direct senso

In Feng Shui, the landscape around your home is a balance between Sha (Highs/Mountains) and Shui (Lows/Water). When this balance is off, it can lead to drained energy, financial loss, or health issues. Whether your house faces a busy road, a low-lying pond, or a towering building, here is the essential guide to harmonizing your home’s "Highs and Lows." 1. The Core Concept: Find Your Balance The Ideal: Traditionally, your home should have "support" behind it (high ground or