Flying Star Feng Shui (also known as Xuan Kong Feng Shui or Fei Xing Feng Shui) is the traditional style of Feng Shui that the Asian peoples have practised for centuries. Some people confuse it with astrology, and others think of it as numerology, but it is actually neither of these. Even more prevalent is the title "geomancy", but by definition this term still falls short of an accurate explanation. Further, it is based in mathematics and logic, utilising specific formulae to unlock the secrets of the patterns of Chi.

Feng Shui in and of itself is essentially the analysis and manipulation of Chi in the environment. Chi can be conceptually related to the primordial energy, which created and continues to affect and effect the universe.

Flying Star Feng Shui is the analysis of Chi and the subsequent patterns generated in accordance with the geomagnetic directional patterns that affect the structures in which we live and work. Feng Shui and Chi are technically more involved than just geomagnetic forces, but Chi is definitely affected by geomagnetic and other physical forces.

As with so many aspects of ancient Chinese practices, Flying Star Feng Shui is strongly based on the I Ching - although that may not be immediately apparent from a cursory study. While modern westerners often think of the I Ching as primarily an Oracle, it is, in fact, more frequently used as a method of organising and expressing universal ideas. Like the western Kabbalah, it is a system of philosophically cataloguing and organising the components of the world around us. However, the I Ching also shows how these universal components change and interact. Flying Star Feng Shui uses these methods of I Ching based interactive analysis to instruct us as to the condition of our homes and businesses, and how to remedy problems caused by structures, or items within the structures, that fall out of harmony with the sea of energies patterns within which they (and we) reside.

Within the last few years, as Feng Shui has achieved greater popularity in the United States, there has been more interest in the traditional methods. But descriptions of these methods have been few and far between. There are many books on Feng Shui on the American market today, but rare is the book that presents the original methods as actually practised in China. Most of these books are based on more modern interpretations that, while they have roots in the ancient practices, have typically been transformed into a style that would be completely unfamiliar to the Chinese Feng Shui practitioner of even fifty years ago.

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