Course Synopsis

Perception Feng Shui
What we see – is it really what we get?

Perception Feng Shui – literally, it is “The Meanings of the scene”.

For those who are already familiar with Feng Shui, it is the common knowledge that 巒頭 Luan Tou (Land Form) refers to something that takes in a form or shape that occupies space. 理氣 Li Qi (Direction and Time) refers to the influence of time and direction.

However, apart from 巒頭 Luan Tou and 理氣 Li Qi, we need to be aware that there is also another existing factor in Feng Shui, and it is the Perception Feng Shui!

Perception Feng Shui does not require using the Lo-Pan or compass to take measurement of directions, it can therefore, only focus on the human side of Feng Shui in terms of the good results for health and luck. The emphases are mainly on the living conditions, thinking process and household furniture adjustments.

•    Anyone can learn and use Perception Feng Shui!
Even for those who do not have any previous fundamental knowledge of Feng Shui.

•    There is no requirement of using a Lo-Pan or compass.
Just observation and common sense.

•    The results of Perception Feng Shui can be different for each individual according to their human luck, their attitude and their willingness to make the necessary adjustments.

•    For Feng Shui consultants; this can be a very powerful Feng Shui application when it is incorporated with the 巒頭 Luan Tou (Land Form) and 理氣 Li Qi (Direction and Time) Traditional Chinese Feng Shui methods.

This is a great class that is suitable for both layman Feng Shui enthusiasts and professional Feng Shui consultants.

This will be the perfect chance for those who would like to know about Feng Shui but never had the time or opportunity for learning Feng Shui. They will not be feeling intimidated due to their lack of previous Feng Shui training because everyone will be learning from an equal platform in this course.

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