Feng Shui Training

Lesson 1 • Major Schools of Feng Shui

Surveys Form School, Compass School, and contemporary Black Hat Sect approaches. Understanding distinctions allows students to choose appropriate methods per context.

Lesson 2 • The Five Elements System

Explains Wood, Fire, Earth, Metal, and Water as dynamic forces that interact through productive and destructive cycles. Students use this system throughout all applied work.

Lesson 3 • Origins and Historical Development

Traces Feng Shui from ancient Chinese cosmology through dynastic evolution. Provides historical context that informs why core principles exist.

Lesson 1 • Site Selection Criteria

Synthesises landform and environmental factors into a structured site evaluation process. Students produce a scored site assessment using learned criteria.

Lesson 2 • Urban and Built Environment Assessment

Applies landform principles to streets, buildings, and infrastructure in modern cities. Students adapt classical theory to contemporary site conditions.

Lesson 3 • Classical Landform Theory

Introduces the four celestial animals—Dragon, Tiger, Phoenix, and Tortoise—as a framework for evaluating surrounding terrain. This model is the foundation of site assessment.

Lesson 1 • Applying the Bagua to Floor Plans

Teaches the process of aligning the bagua grid to a building's entry or compass orientation. Students practise on sample floor plans to build accuracy.

Lesson 2 • Introduction to the Bagua

Defines the eight trigrams, their associated life areas, and their directional or positional placement. This tool is central to all subsequent space analysis.

Lesson 3 • Analysing Individual Rooms

Extends bagua mapping to single rooms, identifying micro-zones within each space. Students learn to layer room-level analysis over building-level mapping.

Lesson 1 • The Lo Shu Magic Square

Explains the nine-number grid, its numerical relationships, and its role in Feng Shui calculation. The Lo Shu is the mathematical foundation of Compass School methods.

Lesson 2 • Using the Luo Pan Compass

Introduces the traditional Chinese compass, its rings, and how to take accurate directional readings on site. Precision in compass use is essential for Compass School analysis.

Lesson 3 • Integrating Compass Data into Recommendations

Combines Kua numbers, compass readings, and floor plan data into cohesive client recommendations. Students practise producing direction-based layout advice.

Lesson 1 • Time-Based Chart Updates

Explains how annual and monthly star overlays modify the natal chart and require periodic client updates. Students practise producing annual update reports.

Lesson 2 • Constructing a Natal Flying Stars Chart

Guides students through chart construction using building period, facing direction, and Lo Shu flight patterns. Accurate chart construction is prerequisite to all star analysis.

Lesson 3 • Activating and Suppressing Stars

Covers elemental cures and enhancements used to activate favourable stars and suppress harmful ones. Students design remediation plans based on star chart findings.

Lesson 4 • Principles of Flying Stars

Explains how nine stars move through the Lo Shu grid in annual and period cycles. This temporal dimension distinguishes Flying Stars from static Feng Shui methods.

Lesson 1 • Creating a Full Interior Remediation Plan

Integrates bagua mapping, star chart data, and element analysis into a written remediation document. Students complete a structured plan for a sample residential space.

Lesson 2 • Feng Shui Cures and Enhancements

Catalogues traditional and contemporary remedies including mirrors, crystals, plants, water features, and wind chimes. Students select appropriate cures for specific imbalances.

Lesson 3 • Qi Flow Through Interior Spaces

Analyses how doors, windows, corridors, and furniture arrangement affect qi movement indoors. Understanding flow patterns is the basis for all interior adjustments.

Lesson 4 • Colour, Light, and Material Selection

Maps colours and materials to the five elements and bagua sectors for intentional design choices. Students learn to specify colours and finishes that support zone functions.

Lesson 1 • Restaurants and Hospitality Spaces

Addresses the unique Feng Shui demands of dining, lodging, and entertainment environments. Students apply kitchen, seating, and flow principles to hospitality layouts.

Lesson 2 • Office Layout and Productivity

Applies desk positioning, power spots, and command position principles to open-plan and private offices. Students optimise layouts for leadership, focus, and collaboration.

Lesson 3 • Retail and Customer Flow

Examines how store layout, product placement, and entrance design influence customer behaviour and sales qi. Students redesign a sample retail floor plan.

Lesson 4 • Business Feng Shui Fundamentals

Identifies how commercial spaces differ from residential ones in terms of qi demands and occupant dynamics. Students adjust their analytical approach for business contexts.

Lesson 1 • Analysis and Report Writing

Teaches how to synthesise site data, bagua maps, and star charts into a clear, actionable written report. Report quality directly affects client trust and implementation success.

Lesson 2 • Conducting the On-Site Consultation

Guides students through a structured site visit protocol covering exterior, interior, and occupant interviews. Systematic observation ensures no critical factor is missed.

Lesson 3 • Presenting Findings to Clients

Develops verbal communication skills for delivering Feng Shui findings sensitively and persuasively. Students practise presenting reports in mock client sessions.

Lesson 4 • Client Intake and Needs Assessment

Covers intake questionnaires, goal-setting conversations, and gathering floor plans and compass data before a site visit. Thorough intake prevents misdiagnosis.