What Do You Know About Feng Shui?

Master Yang was the principal advisor to the court of the Tang emperor, Hi Tsang (______)

“FENG SHUI” is pronounced “FUNG SHOY” which simply means WIND and AIR.

The Japanese place considerable importance on Feng Shui and it is a vital part of their everyday living and is used widely in their decision making.

Feng Shui was suppressed during the Chinese revolution between 1949 - 1968.

The ______ symbolised enormous power in those days and his moods were of great importance to the Chinese people.

Taoism is defined as one of the two major Chinese Religions and philosophical systems, the other being Confucianism.

Yin is the intelligence, energy, the spiritual and is symbolised by the circle.

The ancient Taoist masters spent much time observing the flow of this “Ch’i” which they recognised as the breath of the universe that moves through everything. Indian tradition describes this energy as ‘prana’.

When Ch’i is moving through a room or an office or your house, it will create a pleasant and welcoming atmosphere.