The Right Home

Find the right home for you…….

Below is the Feng Shui Home Identification Pack

…which you can copy & paste for your personal use. The first page will allow you to identify the most blatant no-no’s. Then it gets progressively more demanding. If you are stuck by page two you may need my Yes/No Survey (1 hour when itinerary permits, charged at my call-out rate of £350) I will aim to take measurements and orientations so that you can uprate to a full survey after purchase and the fee would be deducted from the full survey fee. These days I can generally give you a yes/no from an agent’s online information without leaving my office and I charge this at my domestic hourly rate, currently £87.50

 

Feng Shui Home Identification Pack.

For the layman

  • Avoid external sat (ugly or pointing): trees, buildings, alleys, pylons, churches, bridges, drains, pillars, stagnant water or other topographical features too close and/or in poor Imperial Heaven Stars (see 2) . Relate the positions to the Trigram(s) relating to prospective inhabitants.
  • Avoid numbers 4,14,114 but favour numbers 2,3,8,28,38
  • Look for regular shape ie avoid protrusions and exclusions.
  • Confirm tai chi (geometrical centre ie heart) of property is within. Hatchet shape for instance, can put tai chi outside.
  • Ensure ming tang (open space to front and/or back and/or inside at threshold) is sufficiently large and bordered by jade belt (bordering water).
  • Is there a table mountain (ie further height) beyond the jade belt?
  • Check shape of plot is regular.
  • Check for healthy light patterns ie no area dark 24/7 or overexposed.
  • Ensure any left-right incline is not too marked; avoid bowl or mound plots.
  • Is the house facing a T-junction or narrow gap, at the end of a cul-de-sac or foot of a slope?
  • Is it outside a curve? Inside is generally fine.
  • Check the façade of the house is level. Avoid tilted frontage.
  • Avoid roofs sloping to a valley over the house.
  • Ensure fence is sound and solid, not constricting, too high or too low.
  • Avoid toilets close to or over front door.
  • Avoid long straight unbroken corridor from front to back.
  • Avoid staircase opening onto front door (or at tai chi).
  • Avoid beam above front door.
  • Bed should not be under a beam.
  • Research the fate of the previous occupants.
  • No major external water at North West.

No attempt has been made to ensure this list is comprehensive nor am I responsible for its interpretation. R

© Richard Ashworth 2011.

For the feng shui beginner

  • Match kwa number(s) (based on year of birth) to house, ie:
  • West Group (2,6,7,8) to West House (sitting position SW,NW,W,NE)
  • East Group (1,3.4,9) to East House (sitting position N,E,SE,S)
  • Identify compass orientation of direct mountain – closest major height. A drive around is advisable as well as study of a map.
  • Relate this to the palaces of the doors by calculating the chi form.
  • Check quality of soil (ideally tang lung green, goy moon yellowish or mou kuk pale white).
  • Ensure site is higher than face.
  • What is the true facing direction? Does the topography agree? Can it be changed?
  • Factor in the Yearly Afflictions: tai sui, 3 killings, Year breaker, 5 Yellow.

No attempt has been made to ensure this list is comprehensive nor am I responsible for its interpretation. R

© Richard Ashworth 2011.

Advanced feng shui checks.

  • Match facing direction to element(s) missing from ba zi.
  • Identify compass orientation of water holding chi coming down from mountain. This may be a road or railway line and should not be too fast.
  • Check kinships: choi essential and kun if there are two.
  • Ensure kwas match facing/site of topography.
  • Look for Dragon’s Claw; two gates for entry is one too many.
  • Ensure kitchen is in poor ba zhai location away from tai chi
  • Ensure cooker faces favourable ba zhai direction. Keep water and fire apart and unopposed. Avoid stove on island, in front of door or below beam.
  • Ensure main door well-positioned in ba zhai terms, and relative to cooker and master bedroom.
  • What are pulses like? (Stronger pulse dictates kinship.)
  • What do the Kinships say? See grid
  • Main bedroom should be in favourable ba zhai location and regularly shaped.
  • Staircase should be in good ba zhai sector.
  • Compare lap yums of occupants with that of site measurement.
  • Whose are the missing numbers?
  • If door is in same family as site avoid kun.
  • Door must not be in a mountain clashing the element of the family of the site.
  • Doors must not violate Grandmaster Yang’s Curses (wood site not shen etc)

No attempt has been made to ensure this list is comprehensive nor am I responsible for its interpretation. R

© Richard Ashworth 2011.

Professional feng shui checks

  • 8 Killings (Song of the Ba Sha):
    • a. Door should not clash the Trigram of the incoming Dragon (or direct mountain)
    • b. If no visible mountain, source of qi (road or river) should not clash sitting position.
  • 8 Roads of Destruction (Ba Lu Huang Quan) – see grid.
  • Peach Blossom: at cardinal point that produces the Facing Direction Triple Combo chi
  • Three Harmony Road
    • Site matches remaining two branches of three combo.
  • Five Ghosts – see grid.
  • Plot Flying Stars and identify which appear at main bedroom, kitchen, office and front door.
  • Where are the 8 & 9 water stars?
  • Avoid the following axes: bing/ren, chou/wei zhen/su
  • Trigram facing should not have water exiting at stem and vice-versa.

No attempt has been made to ensure this list is comprehensive nor am I responsible for its interpretation. R

© Richard Ashworth 2011.

 

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