What Feng Shui says about Life Cycle 9?

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Life Cycle 9 starts from Feb 4, 2024 and ends 2043.

In Feng Shui, 9 is associated with Fire. In Feng Shui Bagua, 9 is associated with Li Gua. Li Gua is associated with the second daughter of the family or middle aged women. Li Gua is also associated with our eyes and heart.

If you look at the Li Gua of the Master Trigram, it is represented by two solid lines top and bottom with one broken line in the middle. The line on the top represents heavens. The line on the bottom represents the earth. The line in the middle represents humans. The straight line represents Yang energy (active and dynamic). The broken line represents Yin energy (stagnant and passive).

What is the interpretation of the next 20 years from the perspective of the Traditional Chinese Feng Shui then?

There is high tendency for intensified conflicts, climate-related hazards, explosions, fires, earthquakes, eyes, heart and mental related illnesses, and sudden death caused by vigorous exercise.

Middle aged women will be thriving.

Feng Shui is not fortune telling. It is simply a statistic from ancient China that has been developed for more than three thousand years.

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Seeing Traditional Chinese Feng Shui through Traditional Chinese Architecture with Jun (E1)

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The traditional Chinese architecture tend to rely on ornaments with auspicious implications for the impressive effect. The ornaments can be inspired by legends, myths or Chinese folk customs etc.

For example, this historical house has a total of 12 swallow tails located neatly on the ridges. Legend has it that in ancient China, it is believed that humans need the blessings of heaven and earth to survive, therefore they respect heaven greatly. The bird on the roof is like an angel – a spiritual creature that can reach heaven and worship Gods. “12” is believed to be an auspicious number.

Feng Shui implementation varies from different cultures and different personal tastes. It is not tied to any styles and certainly not to any objects. In order to truly understand the essence of Feng Shui and practice it well, you first must have pretty good understanding of the culture in which Feng Shui originated. You could then use it as a tool to integrate into your own living environment, not just blindly follow the principles.

(To Be Continued)

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Seeing Traditional Chinese Feng Shui through Traditional Chinese Architecture with Jun (E1)

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Feng Shui is a theory of time and space.

This historical house, with the principal structure completed between 1783-1785 and adjoining side rooms added between 1822-1823, is oriented as Northeast Sitting and Southwest Facing - an auspicious orientation under Life Cycle 6 (1784-1803).

In a way, architecture is the accumulation of wealth. Don't you think so?

The fourth son of the head of the house, who was adept in the world of commerce, gathered more than eighty craftsmen and artisan and built this private residence for his family.

All the traditional techniques including the wood carvings, stone carvings and colored patterns help us navigate through space-time and have a deeper understanding of Chinese wealthy families’ quotidian existence in olden times.

(To Be Continued)

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