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What is fengshui ?
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How fengshui can help you
•
What is luopan
•
Fengshui Frequently Asked Questions
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Fengshui Tips
•
2023 Chinese Zodiac Forecast
•
Some things to take note in wedding
preparations pertaining in Fengshui
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Fengshui Predictions
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Fengshui Cycle
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“Leverage on Fengshui Knowledge and change the path ahead !” - Fengshui Master Lim
Fengshui Master Tool - Fengshui Luopan
A luopan, also known as a Feng Shui compass, is a traditional Chinese geomantic tool used in Feng
Shui practice. Even this tool has the san yuan and san he school of thoughts for your information and
their focus is different . It is an essential instrument for Feng Shui practitioners and consultants to as-
sess the energy and orientation of a space, as well as to determine the most suitable placements of
objects and adjustments to enhance the flow of energy (qi) and promote harmony.
The luopan is a circular compass that typically consists of multiple concentric rings and various mark-
ings. It features several components and can go quite big according to your school of thoughts re-
quirements , Fengshui Master need to use magnets to recalibrate the compass needle consistenly to
prevent the needle from missing its true north functions.
Compass Points:
The outermost ring of the luopan is divided into 24 compass points which we classified as the 24
dragons in Fengshui , each representing a different direction on the compass. One direction has 3
dragons in fengshui school of thoughts .
Rings and Scales:
Inside the compass points, there are additional rings and scales that represent various aspects of
Feng Shui, such as the Bagua, the Five Elements, and numerical values associated with different en-
ergy aspects.
Needle and Indicator:
A magnetic needle at the center of the luopan points towards the magnetic north. This helps deter-
mine the accurate compass directions for a given space. We usually take measurements outside the
client main door to get the direction right as inside the unit the measurements might be derailed .
Symbols and Markings:
The luopan often includes symbols, characters, and markings that correspond to different Feng Shui
principles and concepts. Practitioners use these to interpret the energy of a space and make recom-
mendations for adjustments. The experience and differences of different school of thoughts might
have conflicts here as some will argue that the best way to flow out the water will be from this direc-
tion but others view differently. Hence Fengshui Masters usually do not do projects for clients with dif-
ferent Feng shui Masters . Different parties have different views.
When using a luopan, a Feng Shui practitioner will hold it flat and level while standing at a specific lo-
cation within the space they are analyzing. They will align the luopan's compass points with the actual
compass directions and then use the various rings, scales, and markings to determine the energy
characteristics of that location. This is critical for the deployments and calculations of whether the lo-
cation is good for the next 20 years in this Fengshui Cycle . The next fengshui cycle is fengshui pe-
riod 9 where the fire element will become prominent .
The practitioner may then recommend adjustments such as rearranging furniture, adding specific ob-
jects, altering colors, or making other modifications to improve the balance and flow of energy in the
space. We use gua sector chi to achieve this objectives and not asking people to do things
superstitiously .
It's important to note that becoming proficient in using a luopan requires a deep understanding of
Feng Shui principles and their application. While the luopan is a traditional tool, there are also modern
digital versions available that incorporate advanced features and functionalities for Feng Shui analy-
sis. Handphone direction app cannot be trusted to take direction in Fengshui audit as they are proven
to be flunctating in fengshui audit when we took the bearings .
The above is drafted by Singapore Fengshui Master , Master Eric Lim .
Fengshui
is
the
Chinese
study
of
metaphysics
that
dated
back
thousand
of
years
in
the
ancient
China
.
It
has
roots
in
every
regions
of
the
China
and
today
even
the
Western
corporate
world
is
leveraging
on
this
knowledge
to
achieve
good
chi
or
qi
for
their
office
.
If
you
asked
around,
almost
all
the
offices
in
Singapore
use
feng
shui
in
their
office
openings
.
Fengshui
Master
Eric
Lim
is
one
of
the
best
feng
shui
masters
in
Singapore
to
provide
you
the
right
way
to
activate
and
accumulate
good
energy
in your home towards the right direction . The China imperial palace is built and designed using the fengshui principles !
BaZi in Fengshui
Bazi also known as Four Pillars of Destiny or
Eight Characters, is a Chinese metaphysical system that involves analyzing a person's birth date and time to determine their des - tiny, personality traits, and life events. BaZi is a part of Chinese astrology and is widely used in various fields, including personal and business consultations, as well as com - patibility assessments.The term "BaZi" translates to "eight characters" in English, which refers to the eneeight components de - rived from a person's birth date and time:BaZi in Fengshui
Bazi also known as Four Pillars of Destiny or
Eight Characters, is a Chinese metaphysical system that involves analyzing a person's birth date and time to determine their des - tiny, personality traits, and life events. BaZi is a part of Chinese astrology and is widely used in various fields, including personal and business consultations, as well as com - patibility assessments.The term "BaZi" translates to "eight characters" in English, which refers to the eneeight components de - rived from a person's birth date and time:
Singapore Fengshui Master - Geomancer Eric Lim
Graduate of National University of Singapore (B Arts)
Fengshui :
In Fengshui Chi refers to vital life force or energy. We define it as yin and yang, You will feel a bit unstable in mind if your room has little furniture and do you know that the Qing emperor personal room is very small in the Imperial Palace . Water is critical in fengshui and all water from the China Ancient Imperial Palace is designed to flow out from the South East based on Fengshui principal calculations. In traditional fengshui , it is only chi/wind/water calculations to form conclusion about the fengshui on one location .
Fengshui : Non Religion
Everybody
thought
that
fengshui
is
related
to
Taoism
but
to
be
frank
,
fengshui
is
not
religion
as
it
is
purely
olympiad
maths
and
chemcial
reaction
calculations
to
reach
the
verdict
of
the
unit
concerned.
The
fengshui
uses
60
critical
codes
to
derived
one’s
path
ahead
and
9
major
stars
to
check
the
enviroment
of
your
unit
.
Fengshui
is
not
praying
to
the
heavens
but
fixing
the
flow
of
water
in
your
house
and
where
the
flow
are
made
to
come
out
of
your
house
.
Some
bagua
area
needs
water
to
accumulate
live
chi
in
the
house
to
make
you
make
decision
stronger
and
this
is
Fengshui.
Contact
Master
now
for
your house fengshui to find out .
Xuan Kong Fengshui
Xuan Kong Fengshui, also known as Xuan Kong Flying Star Fengshui, is a complex and advanced system of Fengshui, an ancient Chinese metaphysical practice that focuses on creating harmony and balance between individuals and their environment. Xuan Kong Fengshui specifically deals with the arrangement of physical spaces to harness positive energies and minimize negative influences. Nine Stars in Xuan Kong refers to the energy patterns that change over time, according to a nine-period cycle.
Singapore Fengshui Master - Xuan Kong Fengshui and Bazi Reading The Four Pillars
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Articles
• What is fengshui • How can fengshui help you • What is Fengshui luopan • Frengshui Frequently Asked Questions • Fengshui Tips • 2023 12 Chinese Zodiac Forecast • Something to take note pertaining in wedding preparation pertaining to Fengshui • Fengshui Predictions • Fengshui Cycle • Wedding GuoDaLiFENGSHUI TOOL - LUOPAN
Fengshui Master auditing tool - Luopan
A
luopan,
also
known
as
a
Feng
Shui
compass,
is
a
traditional
Chinese
geomantic
tool
used
in
Feng
Shui
practice.
Even
this
tool
has
the
san
yuan
and
san
he
school
of
thoughts
for
your
information
and
their
focus
is
different
.
It
is
an
essential
instrument
for
Feng
Shui
practitioners
and
consultants
to
assess
the
energy
and
orientation
of
a
space,
as
well
as
to
determine
the
most
suitable
placements
of
objects
and
adjustments
to
enhance the flow of energy (qi) and promote harmony.
The
luopan
is
a
circular
compass
that
typically
consists
of
multiple
concentric
rings
and
various
markings.
It
features
several
components
and
can
go
quite
big
according
to
your
school
of
thoughts
requirements
,
Fengshui
Master
need
to
use
magnets
to
recalibrate
the
compass
needle
consistenly to prevent the needle from missing its true north functions.
Compass Points:
The
outermost
ring
of
the
luopan
is
divided
into
24
compass
points
which
we
classified
as
the
24
dragons
in
Fengshui
,
each
representing
a
different
direction
on
the
compass.
One
direction
has
3
dragons
in
fengshui school of thoughts .
Rings and Scales:
Inside
the
compass
points,
there
are
additional
rings
and
scales
that
represent
various
aspects
of
Feng
Shui,
such
as
the
Bagua,
the
Five
Elements, and numerical values associated with different energy aspects.
Needle and Indicator:
A
magnetic
needle
at
the
center
of
the
luopan
points
towards
the
magnetic
north.
This
helps
determine
the
accurate
compass
directions
for
a
given
space.
We
usually
take
measurements
outside
the
client
main
door
to
get
the
direction
right
as
inside
the
unit
the
measurements
might
be derailed .
Symbols and Markings:
The
luopan
often
includes
symbols,
characters,
and
markings
that
correspond
to
different
Feng
Shui
principles
and
concepts.
Practitioners
use
these
to
interpret
the
energy
of
a
space
and
make
recommendations
for
adjustments.
The
experience
and
differences
of
different
school
of
thoughts
might
have
conflicts
here
as
some
will
argue
that
the
best
way
to
flow
out
the
water
will
be
from
this
direction
but
others
view
differently.
Hence
Fengshui
Masters
usually
do
not
do
projects
for
clients
with
different Feng shui Masters . Different parties have different views.
When
using
a
luopan,
a
Feng
Shui
practitioner
will
hold
it
flat
and
level
while
standing
at
a
specific
location
within
the
space
they
are
analyzing.
They
will
align
the
luopan's
compass
points
with
the
actual
compass
directions
and
then
use
the
various
rings,
scales,
and
markings
to
determine
the
energy
characteristics
of
that
location.
This
is
critical
for
the
deployments
and
calculations
of
whether
the
location
is
good
for
the
next
20
years
in
this
Fengshui
Cycle
.
The
next
fengshui
cycle
is
fengshui
period 9 where the fire element will become prominent .
The
practitioner
may
then
recommend
adjustments
such
as
rearranging
furniture,
adding
specific
objects,
altering
colors,
or
making
other
modifications
to
improve
the
balance
and
flow
of
energy
in
the
space.
We
use
gua
sector
chi
to
achieve
this
objectives
and
not
asking
people
to
do
things superstitiously .
It's
important
to
note
that
becoming
proficient
in
using
a
luopan
requires
a
deep
understanding
of
Feng
Shui
principles
and
their
application.
While
the
luopan
is
a
traditional
tool,
there
are
also
modern
digital
versions
available
that
incorporate
advanced
features
and
functionalities
for
Feng
Shui
analysis.
Handphone
direction
app
cannot
be
trusted
to
take
direction
in
Fengshui
audit
as
they
are
proven
to
be
flunctating
in
fengshui audit when we took the bearings .
The above is drafted by Singapore Fengshui Master , Master Eric Lim .
