Description:
Water, known in the classical texts as `the Blood of the Dragons’, acts as the carrier or conductor of Qi in the study of Classical Feng Shui. As such, the presence of Water formations invariably and inevitably influences the Feng Shui of a place or property. Some of the more important factors to be studied about Water forms include their location, the flow and quality of Water, and the direction of Water vis-à-vis a property.

It is imperative that students recognize the roles and impact of Water in Feng Shui, as this will enable them to qualify these imperative features as they progress in their Feng Shui studies. Let Joey Yap share with you his extensive knowledge on the many different types of Water forms, and their potential impact on a place or property’s Feng Shui.

As Water governs the aspects of Wealth and even Wisdom, no student should miss out on this intellectual and interesting discourse on this key natural feature, if they wish to graduate into Feng Shui practitioners of calibre and substance.

Objectives:
At the end of this Lesson, students will be able to:

• Understand the role Water and Water formations play in the context of Classical Feng Shui
• Know the basics of the formulas applied in assessing Water formations
• Identify and know the impact of different Water formations on a place’s Feng Shui
• Recognize and appreciate the overall importance and significance of Water and Water Formations in Feng Shui

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