Restorative action 1
When a consultant first assesses a building: they may well use a Feng Shui compass, which consists of a board with a magnetic needle sited at the centre. Around this is a number of concentric circles, commonly over twenty.
Contained within each ring is information that is of relevance to the Feng Shui diagnosis. The rings are set in a squarebase board, thus creating a parallel with yin and yang, earth and heaven, square and circle, because the inner circular part is called the Heaven Plate and the outer square component is the Earth Plate.
The compass is used by aligning it with the orientation of the building in question and information is taken from the circular parts. Further information is gleaned after matching the building with the individual's horoscope.
This results in a pair of readings that usually indicate that some corrective measures are necessary. The eight categories may be used independently or together in varying amounts.
Methods of restorative action:
Contained within each ring is information that is of relevance to the Feng Shui diagnosis. The rings are set in a squarebase board, thus creating a parallel with yin and yang, earth and heaven, square and circle, because the inner circular part is called the Heaven Plate and the outer square component is the Earth Plate.
The compass is used by aligning it with the orientation of the building in question and information is taken from the circular parts. Further information is gleaned after matching the building with the individual's horoscope.
This results in a pair of readings that usually indicate that some corrective measures are necessary. The eight categories may be used independently or together in varying amounts.
Methods of restorative action:
- Light and mirrors
- Colour
- Linear features
- Acoustic measures
- Flora and fauna
- Static elements
- Motion
- Equipment
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