This Feng Shui Glossary contains all of the important terms used in all methods of Feng Shui. If you are a practitioner, you can use this to test your knowledge. Should you find something here that you would like to learn, then we probably have a course that can teach you. Noble Star Feng Shui (glossary thanks to Feng Shui Institute) |
Feng Shui Schools |
Xuan kong liu pai gai shuo |
The 6 Flying Star schools. |
Wu chang pai
Xiang chu pai
Dian nan pai
Su zhou pai
Guan dong pai
Shang yu pai |
Wuchang school; one of six schools of xuankong
Xiangchu school; one of six schools of xuankong
Diannan school; one of six schools of xuankong
Suzhou school; one of six schools of xuankong
Guandong school; one of six schools of xuankong
Shangyu school; one of six schools of xuankong |
Xuan kong
Xuan kong da gua pai |
Mysterious void - 60 year period time and space school of Feng Shui.
Mysterious Void Wind and Water School of Great Divinatory Symbols (Trigrams and/or Hexagrams) |
Yuan kong |
60 year period time and space (school of Feng Shui) |
Ba gua pai
Ba zhai pai
Wu xing pai
Fan gua pai
Li qi
Li qi pai
Qi men dun jia pai
San he pai
Xiang shu pai
Shu fang pai
Zi wei dou shu pai |
Eight trigrams school of Feng Shui
Eight house school of Feng Shui
Five stages of change (five elements) school of Feng Shui
Gua changing school of Feng Shui
Numerology; paterns of Qi
Compass school
Qimen dunjia school of Feng Shui
Triple combination school of Feng Shui
School of symbol and number
Studious school of "yijing"
Ziwei dou shu school of Feng Shui |
Feng Shui terms |
Feng Shui
Di li
Fu xi
Feng shui jia / Kan yu jia
Kan yu
Shui
Luo shu
Tian
Di
Ren
Tai yang
Tai yin
Xu shui
Ba gua
He tu
Xian tian ba gua
Hou tian ba gua
Wan
Sha qi
Qian
An jian
Tong shu
Nian shen fang wei
Bei dou xing
Liu sha |
Wind and Water
Water, watercourse, body of water
Legendary emperor
Old names for Feng Shui practitioner/master
Old name for Feng Shui
Water - one of the five elements
Ancient chart from River Luo, precursor for Late Heaven Ba Gua
Heaven
Earth
Man
The sun
The moon
Empty or virtual water
Eight trigrams
Drawing from the River He
Earlier heaven sequence of eight trigrams
Later heaven sequence of eight trigrams
Ten thousand
Noxious Qi
Money
Secret arrow
Literally "The Book of Everything" The Chinese almanac /farmer's calendar
Positions of the year gods
Big dipper
Six killings |
Ten Heavenly Stems - Shi tian gan |
1 Jia
2 Yi
3 Bing
4 Ding
5 Wu
6 Ji
7 Geng
8 Xin
9 Ren
10 Gui |
Bud - the sign of growth, Thumbnail. Helmet.
Sprout - the spread of growth, bursting forth from Mother Earth
Concentrated growth like fire in the house.
Maturity, solidity, Heavens kiss. Bee sting.
Flourishing and nurturing.
Full bloom
Harvesting and abundance. Fullness leading to change
Dead heading, reformation.
Sustenance, supporting life.
Regenerating roots and preparation for spring. |
12 Earthly branches - Shi er di zhi |
1 Zi - Rat
2 Chou - Ox
3 Yin - Tiger
4 Mao - Rabbit
5 Chen - Dragon
6 Si - Snake
7 Wu - Horse
8 Wei - Sheep
9 Shen - Monkey
10 You - Rooster
11 Xu Dog
12 Hai - Pig |
Young shoot of a plant. Gate of yin and yang.
Young plant supported by stick.
Celebration of spring and New Year.
Life springing forth. Spring equinox.
Pregnant and timid. Easter. Estrogen.
7 months pregnant with fully formed embryo.
Summer solstice. Height of yang cycle and beginning of yin.
Big tree with solid branches.
Expansion.
Harvest, celebration.
Clearing and preparation.
Conception, mating of yin with yang |
Twenty four mountains - Er shi si shan |
1 Zi- Rat
2 Gui
3 Chou - Ox
4 Gen - mountain trigram
5 Yin - Tiger
6 Jia
7 Mao - Rabbit
8 Yi
9 Chen - Dragon
10 Xun - wind trigram
11 Si - Snake
12 Bing
13 Wu - Horse
14 Ding
15 Wei - Sheep
16 Kun - Earth Trigram
17 Shen -Monkey
18 Geng
19 You - Rooster
20 Xin
21 Xu - Dog
22 Qian - Heaven Trigram
23 Hai - Pig
24 Ren |
352.5 - 7.5 degrees. Yin
7.5 - 22.5 degrees. Yin
22.5 - 37.5 degrees. Yin.
37.5 - 52.5 degrees. Yang
52.5 - 67.5 degrees. Yang
67.5 - 82.5 degrees. Yang
82.5 - 97.5 degrees. Yin
97.5 - 112.5 degrees. Yin
112.5 - 127.5 degrees. Yin
127.5 - 142.5 degrees. Yang
142.5 - 157.5 degrees. Yang
157.5 - 172.5 degrees. Yang
172.5 - 187.5 degrees. Yin
187.5 - 202.5 degrees. Yin
202.5 - 217.5 degrees. Yin
217.5 - 232.5 degrees. Yang
232.5 - 247.5 degrees. Yang
247.5 - 262.5 degrees. Yang
262.5 - 277.5 degrees. Yin
277.5 - 292.5 degrees. Yin
292.5 - 307.5 degrees. Yin
307.5 - 322.5 degrees. Yang
322.5 - 337.5 degrees. Yang
337.5 - 352.5 degrees. Yang |
Form School - xing shi pai |
Si ling shou
Bai Hu
Qing Long
Xuan wu
Zhu Que
Long mai
Shan
Shan gu
Shan long
Shan shui
Shui long
Ming tang
Sha |
Four Celestial Animals
White Tiger - western palace
Blue/green Dragon - eastern palace
Dark Warrior/Black Tortoise - northern palace
Red Bird - southern palace
Dragon veins
Mountain, mountain ridge
Mountain valley
Mountain dragon
Mountains and waters
Water dragon
Bright hall - Space in front of site
Noxious breath |
Time periods |
Ri
Yue
Nian
Shi
Liu ri xing
Liu yue xing
Liu nian xing
Jiu yun
San yuan jiu
yun
Shang yuan
Zhong yuan
Xia yuan
Yun
Yun qi
Yun xing
Wu zi yuan
Yang gong ji ri
Hou |
Day
Month
Year
Two-hour period
Current daily star
Current monthly star
Current yearly star
Nine 20-year periods
Three periods and nine sub cycles
Upper 60-year period
Middle 60-year period
Lower 60-year period
20-year period (sub cycle)
"usage/lucky period"
Period star/timely star
Five zi cycle
Master killing dates, Master Yang's inauspicious dates, holiday for Feng Shui practitioner
Five day period |
I Ching -The Book of Changes |
Liu shi si gua
1 Qian
2 Kun
3 zhun
4 Meng
5 Xu
6 Song
7 Shi
8 Bi
9 Xiao chu
10 Lu
11Tai
12 Pi
13 Tong ren
14 Da you
15 Qian
16 Yu
17 Sui
18 Gu
19 Lin
20 Guan
21 Shi ke
22 Bi
23 Bo
24 Fu
25 Wu wang
26 Da chu
27 Yi
28 Da guo
29 Kan
30 Li
31 Xian
32 Heng
33 Dun
34 Da zhuang
35 Jin
36 Ming yi
37 Jia ren
38 Kui
39 Jian
40 Jie
41 Sun
42 Yi
43 Guai
44 Gou
45 Cui
46 Sheng
47 Kun
48 Jing
49 Ge
50 Ding
51 Zhen
52 Gen
53 Jian
54 Gui mei
55 Feng
56 Lu
57 Xun
58 Dui
59 Huan
60 Jie
61 Zhong fu
62 Xiao guo
63 Ji ji
64 Wei ji
Jun ming
9 kinds of luck
Hui
Ji
Jiu
Lin
Ping
Xiu
Xiang
Zai
Xiong
Yijing
Hu ti
Zhong yao
Chun gua
Gua
Shi yao
Shi yi
Yao
Ying
Wen wang gua
Fei fu
Jin qian gua
Liu yao gua
Shi
Shuo gua zhuan
Ba gong
Gong gua
Yi shi gua
Er shi gua
San shi gua
Si shi gua
Wu shi gua
Liu shi gua
You hun
Gui hun
Liu qin
Xiong di
Zi sun
Fu mu
Qi cai
Guan gui
Yong shen
Yuan shen
Tui shen
Ji shen
Jin shen
Chou shen
Fu shen
Gou Chen
Gua shen
Ti
San ban gua
Shang gua tu
Shi er xiao xi gua
Shou gua
Yao
Yue jian
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Sixty four hexagrams
The Creative
The Receptive
Beginning
Childhood
Needing
Contention
Multitude
Union
Little Accumulation
Fulfillment
Advance
Hindrance
Seeking Harmony
Great Harvest
Humbleness
Delight
Following
Remedying
Approaching
Watching
Eradicating
Adorning
Falling Away
Turning Back
Without Falsehood
Great Accumulation
Nourishing
Great Exceeding
Darkness
Brightness
Mutual Influence
Long Lasting
Retreating
Great Strength
Proceeding Forward
Brilliance Injured
Household
Diversity
Hardship
Relief
Decreasing
Increasing
Eliminating
Encountering
Bringing Together
Growth Upward
Exhausting
Replenishing
Abolishing the Old
Establishing the New
Taking Action
Keeping Still
Developing Gradually
Marrying Maiden
Abundance
Traveling
Proceeding Humbly
Joyful
Dispersing
Restricting
Innermost Sincerity
Little Exceeding
Already Fulfilled
Not Yet Fulfilled
Style of Jing Fang (77-37 B.C.)
Regret, repent
Lucky, auspicious
Fault, blame
Stingy, mean
Average, even
Stop, cease
Auspicious
Disaster/calamity
Inauspicious/terrible
I Ching "Book of Changes"
Nuclear Trigram
Nuclear lines, nuclear trigrams
Pure Hexagram
One of eight trigrams
Generation line
'Ten Wings' Commentaries of "Book of Changes"
Trigram or hexagram line
Other (literally, answer, response) (term used in "Yijing" divination technique for determining other or object line in a hexagram (gua)
Hexagrams of king Wen" (a kind of "Yijing" divination technique)
Hidden hexagrams (literally flying and hidden)
Divination with (Golden) Coins"
Six line hexagrams" a kind of "Yijing" divination technique) (see Wen wang gua)
Self (term used in "Yijing" divination technique for determining self or subject line in a hexagram (gua))
From Discussion of the Trigrams', eight of 'Ten Wings'
Eight palaces
Palace hexagram
1st generation of hexagram in palace
2nd generation hexagram in a hexagram palace
3rd generation hexagram in a hexagram palace
4th generation hexagram in a hexagram palace
5th generation hexagram in a hexagram palace
6th generation hexagram in a hexagram palace
Wandering soul, seventh generation in a hexagram palace
Returning soul, eight hexagram in a hexagram palace
Six relatives
Brothers
Children and grandchildren; descendants
Parents
Wife and wealth
Officer ghost
Application
Originating application
Retreating application
Annoying application
Progressing application
Hostile application
Crouching / hidden application Hooking use (another name for Gray Earthworm, one of six spirits)
Body of hexagram
Body
Three kinds of gua
Upper trigram chart
Twelve accumulation and dispersion hexagrams
Head hexagram
Shine, illuminate, illumination
Month builder |
Four Pillars Chinese Astrology |
Ba zi
Si zhu
Ming li
Shi
Bi
Guan
Cai
Yin |
Four pillars of Destiny - Chinese form of Eight Characters astrology
Four pillars astrology
Fate calculation
Output - generated element
Compare, parallel - self element
Power - controlling element
Wealth - controlled element
Resource - generating element |
Flying stars |
Fei xing
Yi bai- tan lang
Er hei - Ju men
San bi - lu cun
Si lü - wen qu
Wu huang - Lian zhen
Liu bai - wu qu
Qi chi - po jun
Ba bai - zuo fu
Jiu zi - you bi
Zhu
Ke
Cheng men
San ban gua
Fu mu san ban gua
Shan xing
Shui xing
Xiang xing
Dou niu sha
Ling xing
Ti xing
Qi xing da jie
Wang shan wang shui
Shang shan
Shang shan xia shui
Wang
Zhao shen
Zheng shen
Zi bai jue
Ai xing tu
Fan yin
Fu yin
Gao song
Shi yun |
Flying stars
One white - Greedy Wolf
Two black - Enormous Gate
Three blue-green/jade-green; - Salary Preserved
Four green - Literary star
Five yellow - Chasteness and Purity
Six white - Military and authority star
Seven red - Broken Army
Eight white - Left Assistant
Nine purple - Right Assistant
Host star
Guest star
Castle /city gate
String of pearls - stars in a sequence of 1-2-3, 2-3-4 etc, in each luo shu palace.
Three fates san ban gua (1-4-7, 2-5-8, 3-6-9) in each luo shu palace
Mountain star
Water star
Facing star
"bullfight sha" 2-3 star combination
Timely star (same as period star) (same as star in command)
Replacement star
"Seventh star robbery" method, to manipulate Qi
Correct positioning of mountain and water stars
Above mountain see shang shan xia shui
Above mountain and below water also known as out of place mountain and water and reversed house
Prosperity
Mirror spirit (secondary auspicious star)
Upright spirit (the timely star)
Method of purple and white/ purple and white secret
Chart of neighboring stars
Opposite meaning, reversed [repeat]
Repeat charting
High tower star
Losing the yun |
Luo Pan Traditional Chinese Compass |
Luo jing pan |
Luopan (Feng Shui compass) |
San yuan luo jing pan |
3 cycle compass |
Zong he luo jing pan |
Combined luopan also known as zonghe combination of sanhe luopan and sanyuan luopan |
Tai yi jiu gong pan |
Tai yi nine palace luopan |
Jiang pan |
San yuan luopan from Master Jiang Dahong |
San he luo jing pan |
Three combinations san he |
Si nan |
Older form of luopan based on dipper and used a large spoon |
Nei pan |
Inside circle plate part of luopan |
Tian qi |
Heaven's pool centre of luopan |
Tian pan |
Heaven plate |
Di pan |
Earth plate |
Wai pan |
Outer plate - the square base |
Zheng zhen di pan |
Correct needle of the earth plate on luopan |
Kong feng |
Junction between the 24 mountains |
Shi pan pan |
Han dynasty divination plate |
Ba Gua |
Eight trigrams |
Qian |
Heaven |
Kun |
Earth |
Zhen |
Thunder |
Xun |
Wind |
Kan |
Water |
Li |
Fire |
Gen |
Mountain |
Dui |
Lake |
San cai |
Three Gifts - Heaven, Earth, and Man symbolized by Heaven, Earth and Man plates of the 24 mountains ring |
Tian xin shi dao |
Heaven center cross line - red cross lines |
Ba kong wang |
Eight void/evil lines - trigram divisions affecting facings 22.5, 67.5, 112.5, 157.5, 202.5, 247.5, 292.5 and 337.5 degrees |
Si kong wang |
Void (evil) lines 0, 90, 180, 270 degrees |
Chu gua |
Out of the trigram |
Qi xian |
Line between trigrams on luopan |
Xiang |
Facing direction of a house or a tomb |
Zuo |
Sitting direction of a house or a tomb |
Wai ba gua |
Outer Ba Gua |
Xia chuan |
Direction from where water flows away from the site |
Xia gua tu |
Chart of lower trigrams |
Xia shui |
Below water |
Xiang dui |
Opposite, to oppose, face to face, relative |
Xie |
To leak out, drain, vent, scatter, disperse, dissipate, reveal |
Xing |
Form or formation refers to mountain and water formations and is used to describe the nature of energy as determined by the mountain's appearance or the pattern of waterways |
Xing du |
"Passing degrees" 28 lunar mansions |
Xue |
Cave, den, hole, lair of the dragon - site with an accumulation of qi - where energy converges |
Xun long |
to seek the dragon, by Feng Shui rules, which belongs to and surrounds a grave site |
Yang sheng shui |
Life-giving water |
Yang zhai |
Yang dwelling - houses |
Yin zhai |
Yin dwelling - tombs |
Yuan chen shui |
"source water", the water in front of the site |
Zhen wu |
Structure intended to ward off evil influences, such as pagoda or stone lion |
Zhi |
Restriction |
Zhi long |
Straight dragon |
Zhi sha |
Restricting suppression |
Zong miao |
Royal ancestral temple |
Zou shu |
Written report; written memorial presented to the emperor or one of auspicious spirits li shi; bo shi; can shi etc. |
An ma ni ba mi hong |
Chinese version of Tibetan mantra "Om Mani Padme Hum" |
Ba sha huang quan |
The Eight Evil Spirits of the Yellow Springs (Underworld) |
Bi he |
Comparatively harmonious |
Can shi |
Silkworm room |
Chu |
Outward, goes out, exit |
Cun |
Inch |
Li |
Unit of length - 500 meters |
Da fu |
Senior officer |
Dai wang shui |
Water for prosperity and high rank |
Dang ling |
"serving as commander", "in season" |
Dao shan dao shui |
"arrive mountain and arrive facing (water)" |
De ling xing |
To obtain or get the command star |
Di xian |
Sink low star |
Di zhi |
Twelve earthy branches |
Du tian |
Capital of heaven |
Fan gua shui fa |
Turn over trigram water method |
Fan pu gui zhen |
Return to original nature (recover man's original simplicity)
"Return to uncut jade and revert to the one's natural self." |
Fei shen |
Flying spirit - noxious wind |
Fu |
Good fortune, blessing, happiness |
Fu xing shui fa |
Water method |
Gan zhi |
Ten Heavenly stems and twelve earthy branches |
Ge |
Structure: refers to a landform that fits a certain set of criteria and is used to describe the relationships of geographical features - peaks, valleys, lakes, rivers over a large region |
Gui |
Ghost, devil |
Gui men |
Devils gate (the door of the devil) (NE) |
He |
Harmony, harmonious |
Hou gui men |
Back door of the devil (SW) |
Hu lu |
Calabash, believed to be able to capture evil spirits |
Hui feng fan zhao |
"Returning the wind by reflection of the mirror." |
Jia long |
False dragon |
Jian |
"Leaning" |
Jian xiang |
"Leaning direction" |
Jiang hu ren |
Quacks, swindlers, charlatans (lit. "outlaws of the marsh people") |
Jin |
"layer (row) of a house" |
Jiu xing |
Nine stars |
Ju |
Condition: refers to relationships of geographical features in the immediate vicinity of a site and is used to describe the nature of energy surrounding a site |
Ju shan |
Office mountain |
Kai men ba gua |
"Open door Ba Gua" |
Kan tong |
Kan Tong system |
Ke chu |
Controlling outwardly; destroying outwardly |
Ke ru |
Controlling inwardly; destroying inwardly |
Kui |
Chief, head |
Li shi |
Powerful scholar (one of four niannshen fangwei) |
Lin guan shui |
Water for success |
Ling |
Command |
Liu chong |
Relationship of six oppositions |
Liu he |
Six harmonies |
Liu shen |
Six spirits, six gods or six animals |
Liu shou |
Six animals or six spirits, six gods |
Long shen |
Dragon spirits |
Lu |
Official's salary in feudal China, emolument, social status |
Luan tou |
Terrain/form |
Mo |
Vein - pathways of energy flowing in mountain ranges. |
Mu |
Tomb |
Mu shui |
Water for tomb |
Mu yu shui |
Water for bathing |
Luan tou |
Terrain (form) |
Pan tuo sha |
Spiral staircases sha |
Po |
Part of (seven) soul(s) which remains in the grave |
Qi feng |
Junction (line) of 2 separate pieces of paper/thing |
Qi kou |
Qi mouth |
Qi long |
Dragon riding on the site |
Qi xiang |
Power structure: used to describe power in the land. Geographical features that carry and hold great power have strong power structures; features that carry and hold little power have weak power structure; and features that carry and hold no energy have no power structure. |
Qi xing tu |
Chart of starting (derived) stars |
Ru |
Inward, enter, enters, goes in |
Ru men di zi |
Dedicated personal (closed-door) disciple |
Ru qiu |
In prison |
Ru shi di zi |
Into this world. Dedicated personal (closed-door) disciple |
San gong |
Three nobles |
San sha |
Three sha |
Ta |
Tower, pagoda |
Shang shu |
Official title in ancient China |
Shen qi |
Spirit energy: used to describe whether a landform has "vital" or "life" energy. Landforms with strong spirit energy are "alive"; landforms with weak spirit energy are "ill"; and landforms with no spirit energy are "dead" |
Sheng chu |
Giving birth outwardly; creating outwardly |
Sheng ru |
Giving birth inwardly; creating inwardly |
Sheng shu |
Number which creates |
Shi |
Power: refers to the amount of energy at any one of the above landforms |
Shi dao |
"Way of ten" (setting out of the reference line) |
Shuai |
Decay/ weaken |
Shuai shui |
Water for bad luck |
Shuang shan shang wu xing |
Double mountain (join) up (in) five |
Shui fa |
Water method |
Shui kuo |
Water mouth, referring to the direction and quality of the Water courses |
Si he yuan |
Traditional Chinese courtyard house |
Tai ji |
Greatest absolute (pole) |
Tang |
Flat low space before a tomb |
Teng she |
Yellow Snake |
Tian chuan |
"Heavenly pass", direction from where the water is coming towards the front of the site |
Tian men |
"Heavenly door (gate)", the direction from where the water is coming towards the front of the xue |
Tian xin |
Heaven heart |
Tian zi |
Son of Heaven |
An jian sha |
Hidden (secret) construction killing |
Chu shi |
Literally "out of this world" |
Po sui |
Break and shatter sha |
Nei ba gua |
Inner Ba Gua |
Sha |
To kill or killing |
Sha |
Evil spirit, goblin |
Shen |
Gods or spirits |
Shou |
Longevity |
Na jia |
Adopting the stems - the relationship of bagua with 24 mountains |
Na zhi |
Adopting the branches |
Si qi |
Dead Qi |
Auspicious and Inauspicious Spirits |
Yang gui ren
Yin gui ren
Bo shi
Sui lu
Sui ma
Sui de he
Sui de
Jie sha
Zai sha
Sui po
Sui sha
Sui zhi de (one of
Da huo (see,
Fu bing
Tai sui |
Yang noble person (auspicious)
Yin noble person (auspicious)
Rich scholar; (auspicious)
Year income (auspicious)
Year horse (auspicious)
Year virtue combination (auspicious)
Year virtue (auspicious)
Robbery sha (inauspicious)
Disaster sha (inauspicious)
Year breaker (inauspicious)
Year sha (inauspicious)
Year branch virtue
Big calamity (inauspicious)
Ambush (inauspicious)
Jupiter's position in relation to the earth |
Five Elements |
Wu xing
Shui
Mu
Huo
Tu
Jin
Xiang zhi
Xiang hua
Xiang ke
Xiang sheng
Bi he
Xiong mei
Ke
Sheng
Wu |
Five transformational phases consisting of:
Water
Wood
Fire
Earth
Metal
Mutual control
Mutual change (masking)
Mutual overcoming/destruction
Mutual production/nourishing
Mutual harmony / no effect
Siblings (brother and sister) - one of five basic relationships
Control, destroy (controlling [destroying] cycle)
Birth
Insult, bully - this happens when ke cycle is not strong enough to control |
Qi Men Dun Jia - 8 gates |
1st sheng men
2nd shang men
3rd du men
4th jing men
5th si men
6th jing men
7th kai men
8th xiu men |
Gate of life (birth)
Gate of injury
Shut (clumsy) gate
Gate of view (prospect)
Gate of death
Gate of surprise (alarm)
Open (relaxed) gate
Gate of rest (auspicious) |
Sixty Stems and Branches Harmonics - liu shi jia zi na yin |
Wood Rat or Wood Ox
Wood Horse or Wood Sheep
Fire Tiger or
Fire Rabbit
Fire Monkey or Fire Rooster
Earth Dragon or Earth Snake
Earth Dog or Earth Pig
Metal Horse or Metal Sheep
Metal Rat or Metal Ox
Water Monkey or Water Rooster
Water Tiger or Water Rabbit
Wood Dog or Wood Pig
Wood Dragon or Wood Snake
Fire Rat or Fire Ox
Fire Horse or Fire Sheep
Earth Rat or Earth Rabbit
Earth Monkey or Earth Rooster
Metal Dragon or Metal Snake
Metal Dog or Metal Pig
Water Horse or Water Sheep
Water Rat or Water Ox
Wood Monkey or Wood Rooster
Wood Tiger or Wood Rabbit
Fire Dog or Fire Pig
Fire Dragon or Fire Snake
Earth Rat or Earth Ox
Earth Horse or Earth Sheep
Metal Tiger or Metal Rabbit
Metal Monkey or Metal Rooster
Water Dragon or Water Snake
Water Dog or Water Pig
Wu he |
Metal In The Sea
Metal In The Sand
Fire In The Furnace
Fire On The Slope
Wood In The Forest
Wood On The Plain
Earth On Roadside
Earth On The Wall
Metal On The Sword
Metal In Gold Foil
Fire On A Mountain
Fire In The Lamp
Water In The Stream
Water From The River In Heaven
Earth On The Castle
Earth On Highway
Metal Cast Into Mold
Gold For Ornament
Wood Of The Willow Tree
Wood Of The Mulberry Tree
Water In The Spring
Water In The River
Earth In The House
Earth In The Sand
Fire Of Lightning
Fire Of The Sun
Wood Of The Pine Tree
Wood Of The Guava Tree
Water Flowing In Perpetuity
Water Of The Immense Sea
Relationship of five unities |
Feng Shui Consultations