Feng Shui - Qp4

By joining up the eight compass points (north, northeast, east, southeast, south, southwest, west, and northwest), we can indeed form an octagon. An octagon is a polygon with eight sides, and each compass point represents a direction that can be connected to form the shape. Therefore, the statement is true.

The octagon with its eight enrichments is what is referred to as the Pah Kwa.

The statement suggests that the Chinese astrology is based on the influence of the earth on human affairs. However, this is not true. Chinese astrology is primarily based on the lunar calendar and the positions of celestial bodies such as the sun, moon, and planets. The earth itself does not play a significant role in Chinese astrology.

The direction "West" is associated with impulsiveness and acting without thinking. This is because the phrase "acting rashly" suggests making quick decisions without considering the consequences. Therefore, choosing West as the answer implies that it is the direction that results in hasty decisions.

The combination of south and west becomes a soothing form of Ch'i. This is likely because the south represents warmth, energy, and activity, while the west symbolizes stability, grounding, and relaxation. When these two energies combine, they create a harmonious and calming atmosphere, which is associated with the concept of Ch'i.

The statement suggests that at all compass locations, the character "Ch'i" can be changed to "Sha." However, this is not true. The characters "Ch'i" and "Sha" are specific to certain compass locations in the Chinese language and cannot be interchanged universally at all compass locations. Therefore, the correct answer is false.