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About Consultations - An Introduction
In Feng Shui, every consultation is unique according to the circumstances, the type of consultation and what is needed for that particular consultation. For instance, a renovation consultation is completely different to a consultation for an existing building. A ground up building design is completely different to a renovation consultation even though they are both adding on or building something. Then, in a real Feng Shui consultation there are many layers to consider. For instance, every site has a different land formation (in the surrounding environment) to take into account. Each building faces a different direction or it's built during a different time period. This means each building has different influences to harmonise, stimulate, increase, and or reduce - according to the unique circumstances.
Even if buildings are built in the same time period and face the same direction, the internal layouts will be different, then, each person who will occupy the building has a different fortune to consider on top of that. Sometimes buildings can be great for one set of people and not so great for another set. In every circumstance, Feng Shui is a unique process.
No only can there be a multiple layers of Feng Shui analysis depending on the type of consultation, there are often various outcomes a client wants to achieve or can achieve according to the actual capability of the building (horoscope).
Some of the things we consider in Feng Shui are:
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An analysis of the life force energy on the land site and surrounding environment. |
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An analysis to determine the balance between the internal arrangement and the external environment. Is there Feng Shui that should be incorporated to counter any negative or enhance a positive influence in the external environment? |
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The internal relationship between the rooms and how this affects the flow of energy to all sectors of the 'building.' What are these relationships and how can they be enhanced, shaped, manoeuvred? |
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A 'natal chart' or 'horoscope' of the building will reveal the type of unseen influences the building attracts to itself. For instance, does this building attract prosperity? Does it encourage good relationships? Does this building attract opportunities for other aspects of human fortune? Alternatively, does this building attract divorce, bankruptcy, arguments and disputes? If the building does attract negative stuff will it affect the client (their horoscope) in question? |
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The relationship between the people and the building. How can each person be harmonised with the building? Will perfectly happy people come to odds with each other because of the building influences? Do the building influences bring out the best in people or the worst? (What are the remedies for this?) |
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The relationship between all internal layouts, furniture placements, objects and colours within your building? Do you need to add a simple 'remedy' to balance these or blend these arrangements in your building? |
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Analysis and the positioning of 'lucky objects.' Lucky objects are the type of Feng Shui 'remedies' that stimulate or activate the Feng Shui to work. What kind of lucky objects or interior design features do you need to enhance your life and bring good Feng Shui? Where can these objects be positioned (uniquely for your building) to bring you good luck? etc. |
At the end of the day "authentic" Feng Shui is an in depth analysis into the 'unseen' aspects of your building and your life. Sometimes it's not what you can see that needs to be fixed - it's what you can't see...
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