Yang Feng Shui is specifically for the home, the office, factories, and any residential property or premises occupied by us.
For Yang Feng Shui, there are many factors to consider, such as the environment, when the residential located (surrounding forms and structure), the building design, directional influences, residents (life guas) and time aspects are taken into considerations for the audit
This mainly comprises of 2 parts:
- Living Tomb or ShengJi, where the person is still around/alive
- As for the deceased, for the burial ground and methodologist to perform accordingly.
Descendats will not benefit, as placed in wrong place/wrong alignment, will have a great impact to them, be in health or wealth
Living Tomb
This is to prepare the things which belong to the individual for future burial. To obtain the place and build the golden well to place their ShengJi. Upon an individual's departure, to place their coffin into this place.
Moral: One negative thought can burn all positive thoughts
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introduction to
feng shui.
In China, more than thousands of years ago, they believe that our land gives us a form of energy. With the combination of time and place, there are “invisible forces” that bind the universe, earth and humanity together, know as Qi.
Feng Shui, in fact is the study of understanding the flow of Qi. By understanding this flow of energy, you can attract positive Qi and to enhance your life or avoid negative Qi to prevent misfortune.
Feng Shui is using energy of your environment to balance your destiny. Whenever there is balance, there is harmony and where harmony exists – prosperity comes naturally and easily.
In Feng Shui, there are 2 types of methodologies
Land
Selection
