Wood : liver, gallbladder, eyes, tendons, , feet, throat, thighs, buttocks
Fire : heart, small intestine, tongue, blood vessels
Earth : spleen, stomach, mouth, muscles, pancreas, stomach, abdomen, hands, fingers
Metal : lungs, large intestine, nose, skin, mouth, teeth, chest, head
Water : kidney, bladder, ears, bones, ears, blood
Feng Shui is all about balancing a natural flow of energy called Qi. To have good feng shui is to invite positive energy or Qi into your home.
Feng Shui is not part of any religion or faith system, it is suitable for anyone who applies it.
1. Keeping the main entrance clean – if we see the property as a physical body, then the main entrance is like the mouth, nose and throat area of the human body. Keeping the doorway neat and tidy so you can properly welcome positive energy into your home. The shoes we wear could accumulate foul smell or bad energy and are not beneficial for your home. So it’s best to store these footwear in a shoe cabinet outside as it’ll help shield off unwanted energy.
2. Brighten the doorway – While this yin energy can help one to rest and relax, too much of it can lead to a depletion of positive (yang) energy. This may cause excessive stress, health issues etc. Having a well-lit and brighter doorway stimulates a positive and vibrant outlook towards life.
3. Sofa by the wall – Sofa is a place where we relax and chat with guests, family and loved ones. And having the sofa backing the wall allows us to be more grounded and engages in supportive conversation.
4. About full length windows – may result in overly yang energy in the house resulting in imbalance of Qi. Nonetheless, this depends on the windows to living space ratio. Installing a day curtain would resolve this issue.
5. Living Room – The living room should be just as well-lit as your main entrance so that positive Yang energy can be invited into our home. Usually, the living room should be more lit than the bedrooms.
6. Stove – Kitchen is one important aspect in classic Feng Shui, where it represents health, femine aspect of the house. There’s a few classical theory behind stove position one if which if to place in inauspicious sector facing an auspicious direction. Other deem as a taboo to have stove in NW sector of the house.
7. Sink – In some Master’s perspective, sink and tap are the incoming water of the house. Although it is subjective, its ideally should be face to face with the stove. Even if there is, it’s still not a taboo, we can use potted plants to mitigate or it just means hubby and wife there will be frequent challenges to each other view points — isn’t that differences that make each other fell in love in the first place?
8. Fridge – Similar to stove theory, some Master’s think that the fridge shouldn’t be in the South sector of the house as it meant fire clashing metal or water clashing fire. Some Masters see fridge as water element and some sees as metal.
9. Work Desk / Study Desk – This is the productivity aspect of the Feng Shui, the desk location should be ideally in south, northeast, northwest or west sector (till end of 2044).
10. Less clutter is Good Feng Shui – It would be very challenging for one spouse make the other do the chores. But if less clutters, more space, better lighting, better ventilation and vibrancy allow Qi to accumulate and circulate in the house creates a better Feng Shui space ~ wouldn’t that spouse be more willing to help in the chores. Indeed, one key aspect for Qi to enters and circulate is space, decluttering and lightning.
| Compass Degree | 正用 | 次用 | Facing/ Door/ Sitting | Use Qi/ Water | Use Qi/ Water | |
| 壬 | 337.6 – 352.5° | 戌 | 丑 | 345° | 300° | 30° |
| 子 | 352.6 – 7.5° | 乾 | 艮 | 3° | 318° | 42° |
| 癸 | 7.6 – 22.5° | 亥 | 寅 | 19° | 334° | 59° |
| 丑 | 22.6 – 37.5° | 甲 | 壬 | 35° | 80° | 350° |
| 艮 | 37.6 – 52.5° | 卯 | 子 | 52° | 92° | 7° |
| 寅 | 52.6 – 67.5° | 乙 | 癸 | 61° | 105° | 15° |
| 甲 | 67.6 – 82.5° | 丑 | 辰 | 70° | 15° | 115° |
| 卯 | 82.6 – 97.5° | 艮 | 巽 | 87° | 42° | 138° |
| 乙 | 97.6 – 112.5° | 寅 | 巳 | 105° | 60° | 150° |
| 辰 | 112.6 – 127.5° | 丙 | 甲 | 115° | 165° | 70° |
| 巽 | 127.6 – 142.5° | 午 | 卯 | 138° | 183° | 93° |
| 巳 | 142.6 – 157.5° | 丁 | 乙 | 154° | 200° | 105° |
| 丙 | 157.6 – 172.5° | 辰 | 未 | 165° | 115° | 210° |
| 午 | 172.6 – 187.5° | 巽 | 坤 | 183° | 138° | 222° |
| 丁 | 187.6 – 202.5° | 巳 | 申 | 199° | 154° | 239° |
| 未 | 202.6 – 217.5° | 庚 | 丙 | 210° | 257° | 165° |
| 坤 | 217.6 – 232.5° | 酉 | 午 | 231° | 272° | 182° |
| 申 | 232.6 – 247.5° | 辛 | 丁 | 238° | 284° | 194° |
| 庚 | 247.6 – 262.5° | 未 | 戌 | 250° | 210° | 295° |
| 酉 | 262.6 – 277.5° | 坤 | 乾 | 267° | 227° | 318° |
| 辛 | 277.6 – 292.5° | 申 | 亥 | 279° | 234° | 325° |
| 戌 | 292.6 – 307.5° | 壬 | 庚 | 295° | 347° | 255° |
| 乾 | 307.6 – 322.5° | 子 | 酉 | 318° | 357° | 273° |
| 亥 | 322.6 – 337.5° | 癸 | 辛 | 334° | 18° | 278° |
East: 东方青龙七宿：角、亢、氐、房、心、尾、箕
角 (jiǎo) horn – wood Jiao 木蛟
• Marriage
• Travel
• Wearing new clothes
• Groundbreaking works
• Erecting the foundations of a building
• Installing a door
• Sewing/making new clothes
• Moving into a new home
亢 (kàng) neck – metal dragon 金龍
• Marriage
• Cultivating crops
• Transactions that involve buying and/or selling
氐 (dī) root – earth badger 土貉
• Acquiring/buying land
• Cultivating crops
房 (fáng) house – sun rabbit 日兔
• Praying to ancestors/deities
• Marriage
• Erecting the foundations of a building
• Moving into a new home
心 (xīn) heart – moon fox 月狐
• Praying to ancestors/deities
• Moving into a new home
• Travel
尾 (wěi) tail – fire tiger 火虎
• Marriage
• Producing or making something useful
箕 (jī) basket – water panther 水豹
• Construction works
• Opening or unveiling a pool/ pond
• Installing a new door frame
• Re-aligning your home or office’s Main Door
• Building a house
• Acquiring/accumulating wealth
South: 南方朱雀七宿：井、鬼、柳、星、张、翼、轸
井 (jǐng) well – wood jail (àn) 木犴
• Praying to ancestors/deities
• Cultivating crops
• Construction works
鬼 (guǐ) ghost – metal goat 金羊
• Only for Burial
柳 (liǔ) willow – earth moose 土獐
• Neutral for all <except> construction and Burial
星 (xīng) star – sun horse 日馬
• Marriage
• Cultivating crops
張 (zhāng) extend – moon deer 月鹿
• Marriage
• Launching a new business
• Praying to ancestors/deities
• Burial
翼 (yì) wings – fire snake 火蛇
• Not suitable for activities of any sort or nature
軫 (zhěn) chariot – water earth worm 水蚓 (Auspicious)
• Acquiring/buying land
• Enrolling at a new school
• Construction works
• Marriage
• Sewing/making new clothes
West: 西方白虎七宿：奎、娄、胃、昴、毕、觜、参
奎 (kuí) legs – wood wolf 木狼
• Travel
• Sewing/making new clothes
• Home repairs
婁 (Lóu) bond – metal dog 金狗
• Marriage
• Home repairs
• Making/cultivating a garden
胃 (wèi) stomach – earth pheasant (zhì) 土雉
• Marriage
• Burial
• Official business
昴 (mǎo) Pleiades – sun rooster 日雞
• Marriage
• Activities of any sort or nature
畢 (bì) net – moon raven (wū) 月烏
• Building a house/bridge
• Burial
• Marriage
• Digging a well
觜 (zī) beak – fire monkey 火猴
• Unsuitable for activities of any sort or nature (this is an extremely inauspicious Constellation)
参 (cān) reference – water ape 水猿
• Travel
• Installing a door
• All sorts of construction works
North: 北方玄武七宿：斗、牛、女、虚、危、室、壁
斗 (dòu) dipper – wood Xie 木獬
• Making new clothes / Production
• Construction works
• Installing a new door frame
• Re-aligning your home or office’s Main Door
• Installing a water feature or irrigation works
牛 (niú) ox – metal ox 金牛
• Neutral for all <except> Marriage and Construction works
女 (nǚ) women – earth bat 土蝠
• Neutral for all <except> Burial, lawsuit and Production
虛 (xū) empty – sun rat 日鼠
• Installing a new door frame
• Re-aligning your home or office’s Main Door
• Installing a water feature or irrigation works
危 (wēi) danger – moon swallow 月燕
• Neutral for all <except> Commencing construction, Burial, Re-aligning Main Door
室 (shì) camp – fire pig 火豬
• Marriage
• Moving into a new home
• Commencing construction
• Praying to ancestors/deities
• Digging wells
壁 (bì) wall – water armadillo (yú) 水水狳
• Marriage
• Commencing construction
• Burial
立春 lì chūn
雨水 yǔ shuǐ
惊蛰 jīng zhé
春分 chūn fēn
清明 qīng míng
谷雨 gǔ yǔ
立夏 lì xià
小满 xiǎo mǎn
芒种 máng zhǒng
夏至 xià zhì
小暑 xiǎo shǔ
大暑 dà shǔ
立秋 lì qiū
处暑 chù shǔ
白露 bái lù
秋分 qiū fēn
寒露 hán lù
霜降 shuāng jiàng
立冬 lì dōng
小雪 xiǎo xuě
大雪 dà xuě
冬至 dōng zhì
小寒 xiǎo hán
大寒 dà hán
Four Extinct Days （四绝日）is one day before 立春 lì chūn, 立夏 lì xià , 立秋 lì qiū, 立冬 lì dōng. Fall on February 3, May 5, August 8 and November 7. There might be some +/- depending on the season (节气) for each year. These days should not be used for important personal activities or endeavors. Because the Qi (气) phrase is very weak or almost extinct on these days. Extinct means ‘to end’.
Activities that are undertaken on any of the Four Extinct Days will be doomed from the start and can only go down. The Four Extinct Days are not good days to use for any activity that involves growth or advancement such as marriage or important business transactions or contracts.
Four Separation Days （四离日）is one day before 春分 chūn fēn, 夏至 xià zhì, 秋分 qiū fēn , 冬至 dōng zhì. Fall on March 20, June 20, September 22 and December 21. There might be some +/- depending on the season (节气).
These days should not be used for any important personal activities or endeavors. But can be used for commencement of legal separation action or to end a relationship / harassment.
The Luminary 
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