In addition to spaceconsiderations, Feng Shui alsohas a time dimension. This is related to the relevance of time cycles, and the technique of analyzing the Feng Shui of time periods is collectively practiced under what is known as Flying Star Feng Shui. This focuses on the significance of changing forces during different time periods. The process highlights the intangible influences of the numbers and combinations of numbers of the magic Lo Shu square.

This adds vital nuances to”good” and “bad” Feng Shui and explains that good or bad luck in terms of the harmony or disharmony in the environment does not necessarily occur continuously or last forever. Nor do auspicious and inauspicious orientations remain the same throughout one’s entire life. Read the rest of this entry »

The correct Feng Shin flow and occurrence of water often spells extreme good fortune thatmanifests as wealth and prosperity. Water is another word for wealth! Thus good cater brings money and bad water takes money away. Water is also one of the two components of Feng Shui, the other being wind. When water is placed in harmony with the winds, therefore, great good fortune comes about.

Water Feng Shin is a Compass Formula method which reveals the methods of analyzing water flows. The formula differentiates between big water (natural bodies of water) and small water (manmade water flows): Both types of water have the potential tobring enormous prosperity to anyone applying Water Feng Shui techniques. Read the rest of this entry »