Wonderful Ways to Resolve Feng Shui Problems in Yin and Yang Homes

In China's long and rich cultural tradition, feng shui and Qimen Dunjia hold a unique place. The Art of Feng Shui Remedies for Yin and Yang Houses brings the two together, offering a comprehensive look at the mysteries of feng shui for homes and tombs.

Buying a home is one of life's major decisions. The book first applies the principles of Qimen Dunjia to identify potential feng shui hazards in residential properties, from the choice of location and building layout to the surrounding environment. These include road-facing sha, excessive yin energy, and a disordered flow of qi in the building's design. For feng shui problems that arise after moving in, it details remedies using gemstones, crystals, ornaments, and plants, such as obsidian to dispel sha, amethyst to attract good fortune, bagua mirrors to improve one's luck, and pothos to purify the qi. Drawing on Qimen Dunjia, it also explains how to arrange these items according to direction and birth data so they can work to their fullest effect.

The book also delves into feng shui for tombs. It explains the key factors in detail, from analyzing the terrain and topography when choosing a burial site to understanding how the surrounding mountains and waterways affect the flow of qi. When problems arise, such as a damp tomb or poor earth energy, it offers targeted remedies based on Qimen Dunjia's distinctive principles of transforming energy across time and space. These include adjusting the direction of the gravestone and placing feng shui objects to balance the tomb's qi.

The book stresses a scientific and rational approach to feng shui, combining traditional wisdom with modern knowledge. It can help you optimize both your living environment and the resting place of your ancestors, bringing success in your career and harmony to your family as you embark on a better life.