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International Feng Shui Guild Newsletter
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Classical School of Feng Shui
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Is it north, soul, east or west? Our experts share Classical Feng Shui insights so you can set your most perfect course of action for the best results.
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Maximizing Potential with Classical Feng Shui
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Classical Feng Shui relies on assessing directional energy, which is the flow of energy to a home or space. This directional energy indicates the quality of the energy at a site. The tool used to determine this directional energy is called a Luo Pan. This is a complex, sensitive compass and is considered to be the most essential instrument in a Classical Feng Shui practice. Knowing how energy flows inside and outside a space is key!
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Using Eight Mansions to Boost Your Home's Success Chi
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Eight Mansions is a personalized form of feng shui that relies on dates and your gender to find your personal feng shui. You can calculate your personal directions for success, love and health – and your misfortune directions.
While these can be calculated for your personal feng shui based on your gender and date of birth, you can also determine personal feng shui for your house, too.
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Follow our series of types of Feng Shui...
October 2017 – Series of Types of Feng Shui – Pyramid
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Feng Shui Tip of the Month
Click here or on the video image below to watch
How to Apply the Classical Feng Shui Bagua In 3 Easy Steps – Video Guide, by
Rodika Tchi
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Feng Shui Glossary Word of the Month: Classical Feng Shui
The most widely practiced category of Feng Shui worldwide. Based on the two original types first used in China, Classical Feng Shui consists of Form School and Compass School principals and methods. Contemporary Classical Feng Shui is related to, and utilizes, a variety of modalities.
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to see more about the IFSG's highly-rated
Feng Shui Glossary
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This is a Bazi chart with the 12 branches year by year.
Bazi - also called Four Pillars Astrology or Chinese Astrology - literally translates to Eight Characters (in Chinese) - which is composed of four combinations of Heavenly Stems and Earthly Branches.
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The Conscious Design Institute, with director, Renae Jensen, offers education to promote healthy space in a variety of classes and certifications for the public and professionals. Conscious Design is a powerful process inviting an open mind, the ability to shift and grow, the understanding that we know much, but not everything; and the courage to make the changes necessary for the highest good. Conscious Design acknowledges the value of ancient wholistic sciences, and integrates ancient concepts such as Feng Shui with modern cutting edge research in health, Green Design, and BauBiologie™ and Environmental Psychology. Training professional architects, builders, designers and realtors with this knowledge is transformational on a global level.
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Final Thoughts - What is a Luo Pan?
The Luo Pan is the Chinese compass or Feng Shui compass, a complex and beautiful instrument used to measure directional energy. It is the quintessential and most complex tool of a classical Feng Shui practitioner.
The Chinese compass, also known as “The Universe on a Plate”, is a square wooden base with a rotating metal disc with 5 to 42 rings, a needle magnetized to the North, and 2 red nylon strings which cross in 90* angles and give a precise compass reading. The square part represents the Earth and the round one the Heaven.
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Bookshelf Favorites
Great Feng Shui Books and Products
by IFSG Member Authors
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The IFSG Feng Shui Glossary
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The IFSG website is the perfect resource for Feng Shui information, connection to schools and consultants and to find products and workshops!
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