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What is it?
The Feng Shui Mastery Series comprises Feng Shui Mastery: Qi Mapping, Feng Shui Mastery: Mastering Your Environment, Feng Shui Mastery Series Module 3 and Feng Shui Mastery Series Module 4. It is a foundation program that introduces students to the theories, principles, analyses, and interpretations of classical Feng Shui.
It is a thorough, comprehensive program that covers important theories from various classical Feng Shui systems including Ba Zhai, San Yuan, San He, and Xuan Kong.
How can it be used?
Upon completion of Feng Shui Mastery: Qi Mapping, Feng Shui Mastery: Mastering Your Environment, students may choose to undertake the Xuan Kong Mastery Series, or the Ba Zhai Mastery Series.
Upon completion of Feng Shui Mastery: Qi Mapping, Feng Shui Mastery: Mastering Your Environment and Feng Shui Mastery Series Module 3, students may choose to further their knowledge and skills with the San He Mastery Series.
Students may also choose to complement their Feng Shui studies with cross-disciplinary knowledge gleaned from the understanding and application of BaZi (Four Pillars of Destiny Astrology) from the School of Astrology.
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What is it?
Xuan Kong (pronounced "Shu-en Kong") is the "mother" of the renowned Flying Stars Feng Shui system. It is a sophisticated branch of Feng Shui replete with many techniques and formulae, enabling practitioners to evaluate Feng Shui on a more thorough and in-depth basis.
The study of Xuan Kong encompasses numerology, symbology and science of the Ba Gua along with the mathematics of time. Xuan Kong Feng Shui is widely practiced by leading Feng Shui masters in Hong Kong, Taiwan, Singapore, and Malaysia.
What are its origins?
"Xuan Kong' carries many meanings and interpretations. It has no definitive English translation, and so has been variously referred to as "Mysterious and Void" or "Mysterious Subtleties" or "Time and Space Dimension" Feng Shui.
In the definitive Feng Shui text by Master Shen Ju Reng (Qing Dynasty), Xuan was said to represent "One" while Kong represents "Nine". Xuan Kong therefore represents the interaction and relationship between One and Nine; hence, the Nine Flying Stars.
Xuan can also represent "Heaven", while Kong represents "Earth". Thus, Xuan Kong symbolizes the interaction of forces between Heaven and Earth. Furthermore, as Heaven stands for Yang, and Earth stands for Yin, Xuan Kong represents the interaction of Yin and Yang within the living universe.
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