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Principles of FengShui
- a combination of several
theories
The 8 Trigrams ("Ba Gua" or 8 Houses) are the basis for Feng Shui analysis and calculations.
Each section is a trigram & a 3-level combination of Yin Yang, represented by the 3 bars. Yin symbolized by broken lines.
In the "Ba Gua" diagram, there is also a center which has no directional association, but is associated with earth.
Using
YinYang concepts, the I-Ching, the Five Elements, and the Lo-shu map,
it conveys a map for all other calculations used to determine the
energy blueprint within a property.
Return
to Feng Shui
Fēng
Shuǐ
Literal
translation : Wind & Water
Wind
- movement & dispersal of energy
Water - gathering of energy
Yin
Yang & The Five Elements
Principles
of Fēng shuǐ
Fēng
shuǐ at Home
Fēng
shuǐ at Work
Fēng
shuǐ and You
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