The Imperial Guide To Feng Shui Chinese Astrology

Translated from classical Chinese texts for the first time comes this authoritative guide to two of China's most enduring ancient arts.

Describes the the organic connection between feng shui and astrology and introduces the concepts of Chinese cosmology, including yin and yang, the five processes, the ten heavenly stems, the twelve earthly branches, and the twenty-four seasonal nodes.

Traces the history of Chinese astrology, explains its principles, and interprets its portent with numerous horoscopes.

The Feng Shui Diaries are an account of the activities of Richard Ashworth, one of the Feng Shui world's very few feng shui men: touching, informative, and very funny. They cover the human stories of why people call him in and what changes as a result. The Feng Shui Diaries shows how feng shui works for ordinary people in ordinary situations. There is nothing intimidating or inexplicable about it.

Written by a leading authority on the history and practice of Chinese astrology, this comprehensive new entry in the continuing Bible series brings together all the basics on this ancient form of divination. Filled with color photographs and beautiful illustrations, it covers everything from the 12 animals of the zodiac to calculating your sign to creating a detailed analysis of your chart based on the exact time of your birth. There’s also advice on developing your horoscope further, as well as using Chinese astrology in conjunction with Eastern medicine and feng shui.

This practical reference series covers everything from health and cooking to popular hobbies and leisure interests. Each book includes step-by-step photographs and easy-to-follow instructions.