Showing posts with label he-tu. Show all posts
Showing posts with label he-tu. Show all posts

Monday, September 16, 2019

Feng Shui: What does your door-facing enhance?

Door is the main conduit of energy or qi entering into a residence.  There are many methods of evaluate the quality of this energy and what goodies that it brings to the residents.

Today is your lucky day because you will find the rarely published secrets of this door Feng Shui method.

Below are the door facing direction and what it enhances:

  1. East-facing door enhances academic pursuits as long as the southeast side of house has no missing corner or caving in.   This house will enhance the academic performance or "wen-chang" of its residents.
  2. South-facing door benefits women residents as long as the west side of house has no missing corner or caving in.   This house will enhance the luck of its female residents.
  3. West-facing door enhances career/ official post luck as long as the northwest side of house has no missing corner, caving in, toilet and stove.   This house will enhance the government career or status luck of its owner.
  4. North-facing door enhances male heirs and male luck as long as the east side of house has no missing corner or caving in.  This house will enhance the luck of younger male residents.
  5. Northwest-facing door enhances career and wealth luck as long as the north side of house has no missing corner or caving in.   This house will enhance the government career and wealth luck of its residents.
  6. Northeast-facing door helps personal cultivation and enlightenment as long as the southwest side of house has no missing corner or caving in.  This house will enhance religious/ metaphysics studies and spirituality for the residents.
  7. Southeast-facing door enhances fame and reputation as long as the south side of house has no missing corner or caving in.   This house will enhance the fame/ reputation luck based on talent and skills of the residents.
  8. Southwest-facing door enhances wealth pursue as long as the northeast side of house has no missing corner or caving in.   This house will enhance the business/ investment/ money management luck of the house owner.
"Ken, which Feng Shui school does this door-facing theory is based on?"

This is top secret (will show up in my "Practical Door Feng Shui" course discussion group).  Here is a hint:  It is based on flying the door-facing star in a certain way.  You can easily reverse engineer it and trace the patterns by drawing 8 charts.  This school uses the term "big golden dragon" (大金龙) to describe certain thing.

The interpretations here are based on 8-trigrams (pre- and post-heaven bagua) and 5-elements theory. 


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Tuesday, July 18, 2017

Bagua Questions: Pre-heaven, Middle-heaven and Post-heaven

In 2011, I wrote about the 1000+ years mystery of "middle-heaven bagua" that is supposedly the human level of bagua.

http://kenlaifengshui.blogspot.com/2011/09/in-search-of-human-bagua-i.html
http://kenlaifengshui.blogspot.com/2011/09/in-search-of-human-bagua-ii.html

A German reader wrote me about this middle-heaven bagua.  But I have a policy of not answering emails from people that I do not know (except placing course orders).  But he is so persistent, so I post his questions here for anyone interested to answer.  Other than correcting some minor misspellings, the following is taken verbatim from his email.


Dear Master Lai,
I am a private researcher of yjing the last 20 years. Because of studying a variety of books with contrary views and theories – I am lost and frustrated over the years.

When I read your blog and statements on the web, I got the impression, that you really have the fundamental plain true basics.

I would be pleased and thankful  for your help.

My main questions are:

1. is the houtian superpositioned on the xiantian bagua or the other way round to generate the 64 hexagrams?

2. How come the sixiang into being ? Through the middle line of a trigram, combined from earlier and later bagua, or through luoshu / hetu number grid.  Is sixiang a combination from both arrangements? You spoke of a middle gua?! Or is sixiang build from the other /uppermost bagua?

Does young yang stand in the east with lower line yin and upper yang or is it the other way round. Same for young yin in the west?

3. how does the nine palaces (eight houses) are connected in generating the 64 hexagrams?

I would be so happy to get your reply and support.

Best regards from Germany,

Sunday, August 5, 2007

CASTLE GATE JUNIOR

The following is taken from Hermit Bok Hok Ming's book, "22 methods to energize (wang) your house and neutralize negative energies (sha)". Mr. Bok has written over 40 Feng Shui books in Hong Kong. If he were the Feng Shui course marketing folks in the west, he would probably somehow be marketed as "great great supreme master". Calling himself "hermit" shows his modesty or humility. He is not even over 50 years old. His grand father was a Feng Shui practitioner.
This junior version of Castle Gate method is derived from Master Jiang Da Xiong's "Do Ti Bao Jao Classic". Castle Gate method is used to energize (wang) house fortune. This method is considered "advanced" Feng Shui technique. The "junior" version is the first part of the castle gate theory, which can be easily grasped by any idiot. The second part is not for idiot though.

In residential Feng Shui, we can use Castle Gate method to place some Feng Shui items to energize a house.

Here are some examples of such items:
1. Aquarium or water items with moving water or fishes
2. Pendulum clocks -- movement of pendulum
3. TV-- sound, electric current and magnetic power
4. Hi-Fi stereo-- sound, electric current and magnetic power
5. Air-conditioner-- sound, electric current, air current and magnetic power
6. Electric fan-- electric current, air current and magnetic power

Essentially, anything that move will energize the house, provided it is placed in the right place.

By definition, castle gate is the two sides of the facing direction.

To understand the logic of this method, you need to know the former heaven bagua (He Tu).

In He Tu, there are 5 pairs of numbers, which represents directions and one of the 5 elements.
They are:
North 1 NW 6 (represents water as a pair)
SW 2 W 7 ( fire )
East 3 NE 8 ( wood )
SE 4 S 9 ( metal )
center5 10 ( earth, not used)

According to Castle Gate theory, the auspicious direction of a building is derived from the facing direction. And the direction that "pairs" with the facing direction according to He Tu is the auspicious direction for Castle Gate.

Saturday, August 4, 2007

Fun case

Check this out:
http://www.abc.net.au/news/newsitems/200605/s1652340.htm

The fire started at 27th floor--- He-TU # for fire.

The building has 38 storeys..... He-Tu # for wood

The building is called cigarette lighter by local people...


All the elements for a fire are there.....



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