Feng Shui Luck

“I want to use Feng Shui to completely change my luck for the better and turn my life around. Is it possible?”

In ancient Chinese believe that our life path is dependent on our destiny and luck cycle. It can be improved with Feng Shui, the accumulation of good deeds and the application of knowledge.

In Chinese Life Analysis, our character, wealth and career potential, health and relationships potential as well as the quality of our life path can be derived from our date and time of our birth.

If you have strong career (or wealth) potential, then you are likely to be successful in your career with a normal amount of effort. Someone else with poor career (or wealth) potential is likely to achieve less despite putting much more effort.

Even someone with a destined strong career potential can have high and low points in their working life. In a good 10 or 1 year period you may experience promotion and pay rise while in a bad 10 year or 1 year period you may feel stagnated or maybe even lose your job!

There are two type of events. One is fixed and must happen. The other is likely to happen but can be changed or totally avoided. Even those that are inevitable can be moderated. For example, let’s say that the reading reveals an illness at the age of 48. If you start to take better care of your health years ahead and optimize Feng Shui to support your help, the life threatening illness may become something much less serious! The purpose of Feng Shui, accumulation of good deeds and knowledge is to moderate the effect of these life challenges.

The correct application of Feng Shui can also give you a boost for example during your strong career years, elevating you for example to the position of Group CEO instead of COO.

Feng Shui is not magic and it is not as powerful as some people make it to be. Nevertheless, it has proven itself over the years as a great tool to shape one’s fate.

This explains the popular Chinese saying, “First Destiny, Second Luck Cycle, and Third Feng Shui”. It is never the other way around!

Mixing Feng Shui Systems

“Based on the Eight Mansions system the north sector is an excellent location for the main door. However based on the Flying Star system the north east is better. Which do I use?”

The Eight Mansions system and the Xuan Kong Flying Star system were devised during different periods in China’s history. One is based on the BaGua while the other on the Lo Shu. Both are handed down and refined over many generations and their methodology contains the cumulative wisdom of many generations of practitioners.

While both the systems have a common objective, the approach that they take is different. It is like driving from point A to point B in a gasoline powered car and a battery powered one. Both will get you there but in a different way with their corresponding strengths and weaknesses.

The above mentioned systems are only two of the more popular systems. What about the others such as the San He system and Zi Wei Feng Shui?

In practice you should not mix them. Instead you should select one and apply the selected system in its entirety. Only then are you tapping on the cumulative wisdom of our forefathers!

Otherwise you are experimenting with your client’s or friend’s fate! Have mercy.