Feng Shui For Beginners
The best way to start in the practice of learning Feng Shui yourself is to determine the four corners of your living space that are most auspicious for you. These are the luckiest spots in any room, office or apartment for you. Sitting, sleeping or working in any of these four specific locations will generally bring you good luck. And protect you from bad luck. The formula used for identifying these lucky locations is a special Compass Formula. You have to calculate your KUA number before you can know your most auspicious corners. So, lets try to learn how to calculate your KUA number.....
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Legend has it that the Magic Square, also known as the Lo Shu, originated from a remoted period in China's history (estimated around 2205 BC) when the Emperor Yu apparently discovered it written on the back of a turtle. The Magic Square is probably the most ancient tool in use in the whole art of Feng Shui and fortunately for us it is very easy to put into practice.
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Much of Feng Shui is concerned with the relationships between the forces of nature, which are symbolized by the Five Elements, or Wu-Xing. The Five Elements are the essence of nature and they symbolize the life force of the Universe. In Western tradition there are said to be four Elements: Earth, Air, Fire and Water, but for the Chinese who generally favour the luck number five, they are Wood (Mu), Fire (Huo), Earth (T'u), Metal (Chin) and Water (Shui).
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The eight-mansions formula is not just a personalized formula...it also reveals the luck distribution in any home. Every building can be categorized as one of eight types of house, based on its facing direction. Usually this also means the facing direction of the main door, but if the main door is a side door, then generally it is the facing direction of the house gate or place of most yang energy. The Eight-Mansion house luck map is a very important topic in applying Feng Shui to the areas in your home!
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This year 2009 is the year of the Earth Ox based on the 12 chinese zodiac signs. The chinese zodiac signs is different for every year. Due to the changes of zodiac signs, your luck and fortune also changes yearly. One of the most important aspect of feng shui that you must take into consideration every year is: Each year's annual flying stars change locations.
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Basically there are a few affliction star numbers in feng shui that you should watch up for. However, it is the number 5, known as the 5 yellow, that everyone should be most sensitive to. The reason behind is that 5 is a very powerful earth star, which brings a whole range of woes, from financial loss to unexpected obstacles, and from the sudden onset of severe danger to great aggravation, worry and misfortune.
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