The Ultimate Feng Shui Guide
Where the bed goes, which way to face the desk, why one room is easy to be in and another quietly is not. The whole system in short pages you can read standing in the room. Pick a topic on the left, or search the whole library.
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Key practical recommendations are labelled where their basis matters:
- Design-supported backed by environmental-design or building-science research.
- Traditional a classical feng shui teaching, offered as tradition.
- Applied observation a pattern noticed in practice, not a formal study.
- Preference a matter of taste. Take it or leave it.
Start here
Feng shui for beginners: what actually changes in a room
Best direction to sleep: what your Kua number assigns you
Feng shui bedroom layout: where the bed, the stove, and the door belong
Feng shui wealth corner: how to find it and read what it's telling you
The five elements in your home, and how to read any room by them
Feng shui moving date: how to choose one, and what to do the first week
The feng shui bagua map: nine sectors, one grid, laid over your floor plan
How to feng shui a room: what to read before you move anything
Feng shui mirror placement: where to hang it, and the one wall it should never face
Missing corners and irregular homes: reading the bagua map on the house you actually have
Browse by topic
Foundations
What feng shui actually is, and the few ideas everything else uses.
Open Foundations →Compass School
The calculative half of Classical feng shui, made scannable.
Open Compass School →The Five Elements
The vocabulary beneath every feng shui move.
Open The Five Elements →The Bagua
The Bagua as a map layer laid over a real floor plan.
Open The Bagua →Rooms
The room-by-room layer, read as a walk and not a verdict.
Open Rooms →Schools of Feng Shui
A practitioner's map of Form, Compass, Flying Stars, and BTB.
Open Schools of Feng Shui →Cures
Cures as practical adjustments, read through six levers.
Open Cures →Money
Money as flow, care, visibility, and preparation.
Open Money →Healthy Home
Health as the conditions a home can support: air, light, damp, and rest.
Open Healthy Home →Sister Disciplines
What sits beside feng shui, and what each one is for.
Open Sister Disciplines →Glossary
A scannable A to Z for terms that come up across the guide.
Open Glossary →