The Feng Shui Tools and Techniques I Use

During the consultation I will use a combination of the following: (Warning - lots of wierd sounding Feng Shui Jargon coming up...)

Calculate each individual’s Feng Shui astrology chart, Lo Shu and Ming Kua number.

Survey the plot and subdivide it into 9 areas using Late Heaven Sequence trigrams

Assess the Feng Shui Form outside the property – looking for the “mountain”, “Dragon”, “Phoenix” and “Tiger”

Find out where the Chi is coming from relative to the front door and how it affects the property

Use the Lo Pan compass to assess the quality of Chi coming through the front door and to assess the impact of negative chi sources

Survey the house and calculate its 'horoscope' using the Late Heaven Sequence trigrams

Survey each room for obvious Feng Shui form issues e.g. Beams, Sharp angles, ‘wonky’ doors, etc.

Use the Lo Pan compass to assess which of the 24 mountains are at the entrance doors

Calculate the flying stars for the property and make recommendations about where and how to drain and strengthen the chi

Find out where the strongest and weakest chi is during this current fate period in relation to each of the 9 sectors

Fly the Lo Shu stars room by room to find the best positions for desks, beds, etc.

Use the 5 elements to check the room colours relative to each sector of the property

Assess the artwork/imagery in each sector to make sure you are giving out appropriate signals in relation to each sector of the property

Use dowsing tools to assess Geopathic Stress

Use professional field meters to assess levels of ‘Electrosmog’ from radio masts and electrical sources/devices

Not all of the aforementioned ‘layers’ of Feng Shui will be applicable to every consultation. I choose and combine only the ones that are most appropriate for your type of property and situation.

Now you've looked at the 'nitty gritty' behind what I do, lets look at the different Feng Shui services I offer...