An Introduction to Flying Stars Feng Shui
Many books have been written on the subject of Flying Stars, a Classical Feng Shui sub-system popular amongst Feng Shui practitioners in Hong Kong, Taiwan and Malaysia. In Xuan Kong Flying Stars Feng Shui, the first book in the Xuan Kong Feng Shui series, renowned Chinese Metaphysics master trainer and consultant Joey Yap shows you how to apply Xuan Kong Flying Stars in the course of just eight chapters.
Many Flying Stars books are heavy on theory or are orientated on giving the reader the technical skills required to plot a Flying Stars chart. Some books advocate the use of objects as cures or do not focus on the skills needed to interpret a Flying Stars chart. Forms is also frequently ignored in many books on Flying Stars. Xuan Kong Feng Shui combines all the key technical and theoretical skills you need to have, with the all-important practical components of interpretation and application.
Xuan Kong Flying Stars Feng Shui is written in the easy-to-read style that has become the hallmark of Joey Yap books. Joey will share with you techniques and tips on not just how to inlock the potential of the Flying Stars in a property using methods and techniques, practiced in the field by professional Feng Shui consultants. Most importantly, Joey shows you how this can be done without the use of any symbolic objects or without the placement of 'good luck' cures.
With this book:
- Understand the key basic theories of Classical Feng Shui
- Learn how to plot a Flying Stars chart and super-impose a Flying Stars chart onto any property (apartments, single storey houses, double storey houses)
- Learn how to apply Flying Stars in any period, in any property, to activate Wealth Luck and People Luck
- Understand how Forms work with Flying Stars Feng Shui
- Practical tips and techniques on dealing with common problems like the #5 Yellow Star and how to unlock the Qi in auspicious stars
- How to apply Flying Stars to 3 types of properties: apartments, linked houses and bungalows
- Learn how to apply Flying Stars without cures and placement of objects
Table of Contents
Chapter One: Feng Shui Revisited
A basic study of Xuan Kong, including brief explanations on the Luo Pan, the two schools of Feng Shui as well as an in-depth look into the origins of Flying Stars.
Chapter Two: Feng Shui Fundamentals
A look into the Yin Yang as well as the Yin Yang concept of the trigrams, also known as Guas. Learn about the Cosmic Trinity, the Five Elements and a brief look into the foundation of Feng Shui and the bagua.
Chapter Three: Time, Qi and Feng Shui
Learn about the introduction on calculating time, Xuan Kong Feng Shui and the Three Cycles as well as tapping into the right Qi.
Chapter Four: Tools and Tricks of the Trade
A deeper look into the dynamics of the Luo Pan, the 15 degrees of Direction and best of all, how to take a direction using a Luo Pan or a compass for both landed and non-landed properties.
Chapter Five: Flying the Stars
Learn all about the 9-grid chart of Xuan Kong Feng Shui. Lessons are shown on how to ‘fly the stars’ and how to super-impose a chart onto a property. Also included as studies into the Central Palace, the Sitting Stars and the Facing Stars.
Chapter Six: Understanding the Nine Stars
Know more about the ‘personalities’ of the nine stars of the Xuan Kong system, and how they can affects dwellers of particular locations at any given time.
Chapter Seven: Application of Flying Stars
Understanding the basic principles of the stars and how to ‘power’ up the stars for one’s benefit. Concentration on stars at your main door and in the bedroom.
Chapter Eight: Practical Application of Xuan Kong Flying stars
A practical study on how to exercise Xuan Kong to a premise. Full illustrations are given for a clarified understanding and easier know-how when you’re about the embark on your Xuan Kong audits.
Who Should Read This Book
This book is a beginners study into the arts and science of Xuan Kong Feng Shui, therefore is perfect for those who are want to delve into the Flying Stars method and be able to successfully conduct their own audits the proper way. This book is a departure from ‘Pop Feng Shui’ books since there is a clear focus on calculations based from age-old principles, therefore may serve as a welcome eye-opener to the uninitiated into the realm of Classical Feng Shui.
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