CYBER FENG SHUI METHODOLOGY

Our Methodology

How every number is computed, and where we simplify.

Flying Star Chart

We implement classical Xuan Kong Flying Star (the standard xia gua method):

Simplifications: we use the calendar year (not the exact Lichun solar term) for period boundaries, and the eight cardinal directions, each mapped to its heavenly-dragon mountain, rather than the full 24 mountains.

Solar Daylight

We compute the sun's position with the public-domain NOAA solar algorithm: solar declination, hour angle, sunrise/sunset azimuth, noon altitude, and day length for your city's coordinates. The daylight score blends noon altitude, facing alignment with the sun, and day length.

Wind & Ventilation

We use a simplified climate dataset of prevailing wind direction and average speed for major cities, adjusted upward for floor height (wind speed grows with altitude). The ventilation score blends wind comfort and how well your facing aligns with the prevailing breeze.

The Energy Score

The overall score is a weighted blend: Feng Shui 40% + Daylight 30% + Ventilation 30%. The feng shui component uses a simplified heuristic: prosperous mountain/facing stars add points; the 2-5 combination and the Five Yellow at the sitting or facing palace subtract. These weights and rules are transparent heuristics, not doctrine.

AI Interpretation

The narrative is generated by a large language model grounded in your computed chart. It describes the numbers above in plain language. It is a cultural interpretation, not a prediction.

What This Is Not

This tool is for entertainment, cultural, and educational purposes. It is not professional, architectural, medical, or financial advice. Classical feng shui involves site visits, landforms, and human judgment that no calculator can replace. Use this as a starting point for curiosity.

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