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Q #1. What does Feng Shui mean?

A #1. In Chinese language, literally, ‘’Feng’’ means Wind and ‘’Shui’’ means water. Therefore Feng shui means good fortune.

Q #2. How long has Feng Shui been developed?

A #2. The ancient art and science of Feng Shui was developed more than 4000 years in China.

Q #3. What is the purpose of Feng Shui?

A #3. Feng shui works by changing the living space, office, room into an area which is filled with positive energy.

Q #4. Where does Feng Shui practice the most?

A #4. Feng Shui is very popular in Asia, China, Singapour, Thailand, Cambodia. Now a day, it is gradually introduced to the western cultures as well.

Q #5. What other name is associated to Feng Shui?

A #5. Feng Shui is also known as Chinese ancient practice of geomancy.

Q #6. Is Feng Shui still practicing in China?

A #6. Since 2008, Feng Shui is being banned by the ruling Communist Party. As the regime considers this practice as superstition and has forbidden people to practise it.

Q #7. Who can practice Feng Shui?

A #7. Anyone can practice Feng Shui regardless of religion and culture.

Q #8. What is a clear explanation about Feng Shui?

A #8. Feng Shui philosophy is all-embracing with common sense practices and simple techniques for creating additional prosperous, healthy, happy and harmonious life.

Q #9. Where can we apply Feng Shui?

A #9. Feng shui is an ancient Chinese art of positioning houses, items, and area in an environment to complete harmony and equilibrium.

Q #10. Doe Feng Shui really works for everybody?

A #10. Actually, Feng Shui is based on the movement of CHI. Deprived of chi there can be no Feng Shui. With a good minimum of knowledge, we can experiment the change of Feng Shui.

Q #11. Does Feng Shui Scientifically recognized?

A #11. Feng Shui is not considered as a science. It is catalogued as a pseudoscience from the time when it displays a quantity of classic pseudoscientific aspects such as affirming about the functioning of the world which are not agreeable to testing with the scientific method.

Q #12. What is the basic of Feng Shui principle?

A #12. The basic of the Feng Shui is the idea of the five elements which are wood, fire, earth, metal, and water.

Their right presence and location in our house inspires chi and sustains our comfort.

Q #13. What are the main tools of Feng Shui?

A #13. The main tools employed in feng sui are the compass and the bagua. The bagua also called the energy map is an octagonal framework holding the symbols of the I Ching, the ancient oracle on which feng shui is created.

Q #14. What is the basic direction for home restoration?

A #14. A clean and tidy house will attract positive chi. Open spaces are good for Feng Shui. A best Feng Shui kitchen equilibrates the five elements namely Fire, Water, Wood, Metal and Earth in order to increase good flow of chi.

Q #15. What Feng Shui can be benefitting you?

A #15. Feng shui aids you in making the most of your living space by synchronizing its energy flow. Feng shui subdivides the nature into five elements.

Q #16. What is the Bagua in Feng shui?

A #16. The bagua also called the energy map is an octagonal framework holding the symbols of the I Ching, the ancient oracle on which feng shui is created.

Q #17. What is the compass if Feng Shui?

A #17. The geomantic compass is a Chinese magnetic compass, likewise well-known as a Feng Shui compass. It is used by a Feng Shui consultant to define the precise direction of a construction, area or article.

Q #18. What are the eight areas of the bagua in Feng Shui?

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Q #19. Does Feng Shui make use of Chine zodiac sign?

A #19. The utmost captivating ways to use feng shui is to use it personally based on your Chinese zodiac sign. Each person in a family has their unique distinct zodiac sign and centred on this sign. You can see significant distinctions about that person.

Q #20. What are the 12 chinese Zodiac signs?

A #20. 1. Rat 2. Pig 3. Ox 4. Tiger 5. Rabbit 6. Dragon 7. Snake 8. Horse 9. Sheep 10. Monkey 11. Dog 12. Rooster

Q #21. What are the yin signs and yang sings?

A #21. The yin signs are Ox, Rabbit, Snake, Goat, roster and pig. The Yang signs are Rat, Tiger, Dragon, Horse, Monkey and Dog.

Q #22. What is the Hour associated to the 12 Chinese zodiac signs

A #22. The AM hours are 1h01 -3 AM is associated to OX. 3h01 to 5h AM is associated to Tiger.

5h01 to 7h AM is associated to Rabbit. 7h01 to 9h AM is associates to Dragon. 9h01 to 11h AM. 11h01 to 1h AM is associated to Rat.

The PM hours are 1h01 -3 PM is associated to Goat. 3h01 to 5h PM is associated to Monkey.

5h01 to 7h PM is associated to Rooster.  7h01 to 9h PM is associates to Dog. 9h01 to 11h PM is associated to Pig 11h01 to 1h PM is associated to Horse.