Feng Shui: Ancient Chinese Wisdom on Arranging a Harmonious Living EnvironmentThe present-day use of Feng shui, an ancient Chinese practice based on principles from design, ecology, architecture, mysticism, and common sense. It can be applied not only to the layout of the building, but also to the arrangement of furniture within a room and to the best design of offices and public spaces. According to tradition feng shui can shower wealth, good health, and happiness on its practitioners. This book gives a history of feng shui and an introduction to its concepts. |
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Two ORIGINS | 6 |
Eight HOUSE SPIRITS | 141 |
THE TUN FU CEREMONY | 149 |
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