Note: Feng
Shui is a kind of
science, not a
superstition.
Authentic Feng Shui
has nothing to do
with religion.
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 Qi
is frequently
translated as
"energy flow". It is
a concept of
circulation or
movement of tangible
or intangible
materials. There is
Qi in the universe,
in the sky, on the
earth, inside our
homes and even
inside our bodies.
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Feng Shui ...
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 Taiji
(or Tai Chi) is a
Chinese philosophy
that talks about Yin
and Yang - the contrary forces
(or fields) of
everything in the
natural world are
interconnected and
interdependent; the
Yin and Yang complement and
control each other.
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 Other
than being Yin or
Yang, everything in
the world can be
further classified
into 5 different
substances (Earth,
Metal, Water, Wood
and Fire) and have
their corresponding
characteristics.
This is where the
theory of five
elements comes into
play ...
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Developed from
Yijing (Book of
Changes), Bagua
is one of the
foundations in Feng Shui.
It is
believed that every
direction represents
a trait, which may
or may not match
with the
characteristics of
the person that
resides there ...
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