What is Feng Shui?

Feng Shui is a complex art of understanding how energies flow around us. It is a system of creating a balanced living environment that promote harmony and stability. It has a recorded usage of bringing immeasurable benefits to people of all ages dated back to 5,000 years ago.

Today, Feng Shui can be applied to improve the life of occupants for residential area or commercial lot. It works by arranging the different elements of nature by creating positive outcomes for occupants in terms of wealth, career, business, health or relationships. Allowing Feng Shui to change your life is equivalent to giving an opportunity for yourself to experience more balance, joy and inspiration in your life.

Invisible Forces

Feng Shui focuses on the idea of building a living environment that is in sync with its natural surroundings.

Residential Property

Under the teachings of Feng Shui, a property – residential or commercial – must be in harmony with its natural environment to foster an ideally desirable living condition. There are Qi around us, which can be harnessed to produce positive outcome in our lives. Occupants will reap the benefits of a positive and auspicious energy flow to facilitate changes and invite desirable outcome in life.

Commercial Property

Feng Shui is greatly influenced by external natural landforms such as mountain and the water source. The mountain is regarded as a source of Qi and water source is where the Qi meanders and flows. Positive attributes of these natural environment could mean good Feng Shui for an area. It is an integral step to do a Feng Shui assessment of an area before you decide to set up a business there.

Feng Shui Formula

Facing and Sitting

A desirable combination of Facing and Sitting positions can create an ideal Feng Shui formation to shower owner with good luck in wealth, health, love, business and career.

Landform

Ensure there are no unpleasant natural formations such as barren rocky mountain or steep hill as this may affect the Feng Shui quality of the whole area.

Water

In Feng Shui, road is analysed as “river”, it carries Qi to where it flows. This is why T-junction that faces a Main Door is popularly rejected as a bad Feng Shui fixture.

Qi

The shape of your property, which acts as a Qi container, should ideally be square or rectangle to prevent missing sector from affecting the health and wellbeing of occupants.