The Illustrated Encyclopeadia of Feng Shui by Lillian Too

Feng Shui is using Wind and Water to our advantage. This ancient art was practiced in China some 3500 years ago. Records reveal that Tang Dynasty followed this and for many years it was guarded as a secret.

The energy which is known as chi which is surrounded us is to be channelised correctly. If practices as per the rules, health, wealth, peace of mind are all ensured.

But there are so many secrets in this.

A person who knows it fully alone could reveal and teach us this.

Lillian Too, the author of this book, a graduate of the Harvard Business School in Boston started studying Feng Shui and to her amazement she found out the benefits of this special art.

The 360 pages book has been divided into seven parts.

The first part explains the background and the second part deals with the fundamentals.

The third part explains how to use the techniques in our homes to bring the prosperity.

The fourth part deals with personal Feng Shui.

How to use it in our Garden? The answer is given in part five.

Could it be used in our Business? Yes. The ‘wealth engineering’ gives full details of Feng Shui practices in our daytoday business.

The seventh part gives us tips for all environments.

Always we have to balance Yin and Yang, the energies of the nature.

There are simple ways to ensure the elements of the earth are in favour of our daytoday activities.

Feng Shui methods are very important with regard to all directions namely East, West, North, South East, South West, North West and North East.

There is a formula called Kua Formula and one has to find out his/her Kua number.

Based on this, career orientation with regard to directions is fixed.

The entire book is full of detailed illustrations so that we can clearly understand the given tips.

Anyone who would like to build a house of his own should study this book first. Those who are already owned their houses can modify their kitchen, Bathrooms, Bed rooms, store rooms, garden etc according to the advise given.

Many multinational companies are adopting Feng Shui principles.

Hong Kong is a proven example for the success of this beautiful hidden art.

The dictionary given at the end of the book would be very useful for the beginners.

For ready reference of topics there is an index.

Happy Feng Shui.

Source by Santhanam Nagarajan