Feng Shui UK

Feng Shui is as old as the hills and that is literally where it originated! From the mountainous south western region of China during the Han Dynasty (200 B.C. - 200 A.D.), the earliest known records of Feng Shui can be established. The mountains and hills of this region gave way to the development of the predecessor of modern Feng Shui which is kn... own as the Form School. The rugged typography of this region of south western China provided the inspiration for finding the most auspicious sites - initially for dwellings and burial sites. Form School Feng Shui was traditionally intended to find locations within the landscape that had beneficial Chi energy, that protected the inhabitants or, as in the case of burial sites, allowed their Chi not only to be protected but to remain in the "background" as support for their descendants. This early appreciation that our landscape is a living, breathing entity charged by Chi energy provides the backbone to traditional Form School Feng Shui. Chi energy can be potentially distracting/destructive as well as harmonious/energising. With trained experience and intuition, early practitioners could detect where this auspicious Chi presented itself and guide those who were not aware of its subtle presence as to where to locate dwellings or burial sites. This perception of our landscape and immediate environment being a living, harmonious organism is also underlying early Chinese and even current Chinese appreciation of how our own bodies work and function. Acupuncture is a fine example of how a skilled practitioner in this field can detect where the Chi is blocked or hyperactive within a client and knows how to restore this imbalance through appropriate treatment. However, both systems have one major factor in common. This is that prevention is better than cure! Feed, fuel and energise the body appropriately and it will be of great service, while at the same time, locating your home in a well protected yet energising location will provide the best benefits for the inhabitants. ...Read More