“First comes fate, then luck, then feng shui; fourth, accumulate good karma, and fifth, study.” Everyone knows this saying. Common feng shui cases generally fall into several categories: homes, including clearing a haunted house’s reputation, fixing a piercing-staircase curse in an apartment, and countering a reverse-bow curse at a villa; shape-based afflictions, entrances, and separating active and quiet areas; businesses, including improving a shop’s luck, choosing a direction for a company’s main entrance, and arranging a mall’s central atrium; wealth corners, traffic flow, and five-element color schemes.
For ancestral graves, there are relocation dates, searching for dragon veins and auspicious burial spots, and correcting the direction of gravestones; these involve dragon formations, sand, burial sites, water, and compass bearings. Special cases include a haunted hotel (actually a mirror curse), a child crying at night (the bed is badly positioned), and an unhappy marriage (the bedroom’s romance sector is suppressed), addressed with curse-breaking objects, date selection, and compatibility with one’s destiny hexagram. I come from a family of feng shui masters and only wanted an ordinary life, but one bizarre commission drew me into a whirlpool of wealthy clans, the underworld, and fate. Behind the truth lies a secret my family has kept for a hundred years.
If you find the pacing slow, skip to Chapter 65 for the standalone cases that follow.
Highly practical and worth recommending.