This is an image of the I Ching turned diagonally with the 2/2 Hexagram 2 at the top and the 6/6 Hexagram 1 at the bottom. Note 6 Heaven Energy is inpenetrable.
The Art of Feng Shui
What is The Art of Feng Shui..... it is an ancient chinese art of placement, the ability to understand the invisible energy that surrounds us called Chi. Energy that blows in on the wind , floating across the waters, hopefully bringing us health, wealth and happiness wherever it settles. It is our job to create a living environment that makes that energy want to settle with us like bees round a honey pot.
Feng Shui is an intangible element in life that we sense is there but cannot see. The guiding hand, spiritual helper, fairy or angel. Once we sense it's presence it's much easier to return to that feeling and master it uses. Feng Shui patterns are in our lives and this art helps us to put this energy to the very best of uses. Once we learn to understand what is going on around us we can then become aware of the best time and place for things we want to bring into our lives.
These energies move through our bodies, homes, neighbourhoods, countries, the world and beyond. Learning of the energies on a personal level can then help us to look beyond the smaller picture and find those same energies in the big wide world and helps us come out of our shell to find that the world is our oyster from which we can emit good vibrations. That Nine Star Ki Bagua can become 81 stars or 6561 and
so on into infinity.
Feng Shui was discovered some 40,000 years ago there are many texts on Feng Shui and the I Ching that are yet to be translated. Many remain obscure but for me the I Ching and its obvious connection to Feng Shui and its obvious connection to Astrology and of course in my opinion its match to DNA make it a totally absorbing hobby. There can never be enough patterns to be found and maybe much more besides. To be able to find patterns in errors of DNA could hold a key to future discoveries. Thrilling.
Keeping a balance of energies is the key to a more harmonious life. Too much Jang or too much Jin can create imbalance. Everything is jin or jang so if you have too much of one you can add through colour, shape etc., the missing energy. e.g. If you are feeling like a seething mass of anger over something wearing a red sweater will only make things worse. A red rag to a bull. Pop on a blue sweater and things can begin to calm down. Fast food restaurants have a lot of jang to keep you moving on so you don't linger. Whilst a more romantic jin restaurant would encourage you to linger for longer.
Astrology in Feng Shui is concerned with the measure of time and space. The magic square forms the basis of nine star ki astrology and feng shui. Timing of changes and the flow of nature can make all the difference to whether or not we succeed. The time of a person or objects birth is the lifetime imprint of energy for them. This is the DNA they inherited from their parents, this is their time. As life is ever changing the initial pattern is also changing form and adapting to the life that is coming to you. Therefore, the year, month and days as they pass affect the birth imprint (DNA) as time goes by. Some years will be better than others. Your birth data (DNA) is with you as a blueprint for your life but is being changed by the passage of time (RNA) and the environment that was created for you in childhood together with the environment they create for themselves into adulthood.
Jin needs Jang and Feng needs Shui. Other names for Feng Shui are wind and water, Kan yu and believe it or not, cover and support. An umbrella is a great example. Kan yu is a question hopefully the answer is - Yes you can. Support means to keep from falling and provide with life’s necessities. Cover means the other one of the pair! Now if thats not referring to spooky action from a distance I don't know what is.
Learning our own Nine Star Ki numbers and the hexagram associated with them can open many doors.
Enjoy reading your chart x
