The Art Science Of Feng Shui

In the West, feng shui (literally meaning "wind" and "water") usually means doing things like arranging furniture or hanging mirrors for good fortune. But it is much more than that. A feng shui practitioner actually helps you to shape your fate. In The Art & Science of Feng Shui, Author Henry B. Lin, a native of China, goes far beyond the usual simplistic interpretations of feng shui to reveal the inner history and secrets of this powerful system of magick-through-design. You'll learn the important principles of this science including the effects of Qi energy, wind, water, mountains, and direction may have on a building. You'll also learn about the consequences of having different land sites for the same building. Advice is given for businesses as well as homes. There should be no window or door behind the seat of the CEO. There should be a potted plant on his or her desk, too. The financial departments of a company should be located on the right side of the building but the marketing and personnel departments should be located on the left. Also covered is the role that color plays in feng shui. Green and black are good colors for furniture businesses, while red and pink are good for restaurants or bakerys. The reasons for this are explained in the book. Even the importance of burial places and direction is considered. And while it may not have an effect on the one making use of the burial site, if the person is buried the wrong way it could have terrible consequences for generations to come. Even astrology has an effect on feng shui. The birthday of an owner may affect the energy flow in a home, thereby requiring a different set-up than a home owned by a person born on a different date. All of this and more is revealed in this book. To really learn feng shui in depth, this is the book you need.

The ancient Chinese art and science of promoting good health and good fortune.

Simple Feng Shui takes the agony out of understanding this esoteric discipline and offers an easy, clear, and user-friendly approach to the Eastern art of placement. Starting with a concise history and philosophy of the Taoist-based method of channeling the life energy, or chi, Sharp's uniquely readable "feng shui made easy" provides all the tools for practicing the fascinating Chinese art that strives for complete accord with nature.

Written by a westerner this book is a decent but comprehensive explanation of the ancient art of Feng-shui.

A historic look at the ancient Chinese art of Feng Shui, with an eye to the science and magic of how it works. Feng Shui is more than arranging your furniture for good luck. It involves a very intricate set of beliefs rooted in Animism, Taoism and Confucianism. Feng Shui uses the earths rivers of energy, much like the meridians used by acupuncturists. Feng Shui also uses astrological alignments to align your environment to perfection.

The Aspects of Feng-shui covers a wide range of elements of the traditional wisdom of feng-shui. From the beginning of the art where it developed over 2000 years ago, to the development and evolution over the course of history, and to practical uses of the knowledge in our present-day life, this book is informative and yet entertaining for those readers who want to know the background of feng-shui. The first half of the book focuses on classical theory and historical references, whereas the latter part emphasises the common practices in everyday life. The book has 99 articles in a total of nine chapters.

'Basics of Feng Shui: The Art and Science of Sensing the Energies' (Scholarly Articles, Vol. 11)-2017 Revised, Updated and Reformatted Edition-is an introduction into a perennial science that originated from the ancient Chinese practice of arrangement of space which is claimed to achieve harmony with the environment. There is scientific evidence now that Feng Shui is effective and not just a belief system, as astrology is not a belief system. Feng Shui is a science of the bioenergy and perhaps the oldest distillation of this holistic knowledge. While Feng Shui is practiced as a business in Hong Kong, Kuala Lumpur and Singapore, for the construction of houses and offices, it has to be seen that this is only the pragmatic branch of a larger body of science that really deals with all living and how human beings relate to the greater realms of plants, animals, water, rivers, mountains, and generally to the cosmos. While systems theory now reveals our total interconnectedness, the Chinese knew this more than five thousand years ago, and Feng Shui is one of many manifestations of this age-old holistic knowledge about the connective patterns between humanity and the whole of the cosmos. The illustrated book comes with a Glossary and a complete Bibliography.

Generously illustrated with more than 100 drawings that explain the meaning of distinctive physical characteristics, "Body Feng Shui" teaches readers how to explore their own and others' destinies by reading the truths of the soul as they appear on the human body. 168 line drawings.