This is a 3-days seminar with intensive visual materials.

SEMINAR DESCRIPTIONS

Originally, Feng Shui was just Feng Shui.  There were no different schools of Feng Shui.

Over the years, Feng Shui practitioners have developed two major classifications:  Luan-tou Pai (form school) and Li-qi Pai (formula school). 

Luan-tou pai has three major branches:  mountain-regions, plain-regions and water-regions.  There are hundreds of Li-qi schools. The major ones are San He, San Yuan, 9-Stars, Dragon-Gate and more.  There are branches within these schools, such as San Yuan also has Xuan Kong Flying Stars, 64 Guas and the likes.

“There are no false forms (landscapes) or real li qi (formula).”

(“Luan-tou wu zhen, li-qi wu ji.”)

Landscapes are visible and so they are not false and formula are abstract and therefore not real.  Therefore, form Feng Shui is easier to learn, isn’t it?

The first criteria for good Feng Shui is: there must be good forms surrounding the house, or at least, no bad forms.  Then the second step is looking at li-qi or formula.

So form and li-qi are like yin and yang, both must be taken into consideration when doing a Feng Shui reading.

However, when looking at the field, English books or seminars on forms are scarce or still running around the "4-animals" circle.  The ones that are available are short on contents and long on intuition or making up “new” ideas.

In contrast, books and seminars on li-qi like "Flying Stars" are abundant, producing an army of number counters with little or no knowledge about forms.

Form is like hardware and li-qi is software.  They must both present and matching each other’s demands to achieve good Feng Shui or living conditions.   Ignoring form is like putting a Windows software (i.e. Flying Star) into a Macintosh computer (say if a chart demands Wang-Shan-Wang-Shui landscape or Windows hardware)—it simply won’t work or work intermittently.

This seminar will show students how to read forms and how to combine forms with formula to get results. How to predict form problems and how to make or stop forms and formula interacting.  Topics include:  inside and outside forms, shapes, ming-tang, door, bed, lights, kitchen, bathroom, bedroom, stairway, well, trees, office, bagua readings, 5-elements, water, T-junctions and more.

Yin Feng Shui (tomb Feng Shui) will only be "touched" upon-- primarily making you aware of what is bad yin Feng Shui and NOT making you a yin Feng Shui practitioner.   Some basic principles of choosing the location of an "ash tomb box" ("columnbarium") will be discussed..

This is a multimedia class with lots of exciting visuals (photos, diagrams and videos) to facilitate learning.  Some photos are expertly created for instructional purpose.

With this “Advanced Form Feng Shui” seminar, Ken hopes to provide better training on the integration of form and formula in Feng Shui studies and enhance the results of audits. 

Special training on form and li-qi integration is hard to find.  This is a very rare class and first of its kind available in English. 

Course requirements:  basic knowledge of Flying Star, 24 mountains, 10 heavenly Stems and 12 Earthly Branches, 60 jia-zi calendar system (will email registrants with notes if they have no knowledge of Stems/Branches and 60 jia-zi). 

BONUS!  A free 40-pages "A Pictorial Guide to Form Feng Shui" comes with the course giving you usage rights  to teach a basic form Feng Shui course.

NEW!!  Video-correspondence version with about 10 or more  hours of video will be available!

FENG SHUI BATTLE OF THE CENTURY

This "Feng Shui battle" had happened in China in the 80's. It began when someone fixed a "heart-piercing sha" (a lamp-post in front of main door) by building a giant "beetle" on his roof. His neighbor counteracted the beetle with a "phoenix" (but the bird looks like a monster bird!).  Another neighbor used a crown, elephants, dragons and other strange creatures to fight the beetle.  The results are not pretty-- all three buildings become vacant!  In "Advanced Form Feng Shui", Ken Lai will show you how to look at house like these WITHOUT using luopan by just looking at the forms.