Classical or modern Feng Shui?

Nowadays, we can find two types of Feng Shui. The first one is the classical school, which has been unchanged for almost 1500 years. The other one is a modern type, which comes from a new-age interpretation of the ancient art and has been developed 20 years ago only.

"New-age Feng Shui" comes from the common aspects of Feng Shui. In China, Hong Kong, Singapore and all over Asia, people generally know only the basic principles that they can easily apply in their everyday life. They also mix this simple Feng Shui with their tradition, religion, beliefs to enhance their well being and prosperity.

In the Western World, the asian way of life and traditions are very popular. Feng Shui is just one more aspect of the sought-after asian wisdom. Then, for marketing reasons, a lot of things are now called "Feng Shui", even if they have nothing to do with it.

True Feng Shui is the science that analyses the impact of the energies of the environment on people's life. Each case is unique and requests a deep analysis, precise calculation and interpretation of each factor, in order to apply the formulas correctly. Every aspect of the person, environment and time should be considered.

Feng Shui is much more than the art of placing objects and furnitures. By understanding how the Qi of each place moves and interferes with humans, a master can predict or change certain events to enhance people's luck, health, happiness, prosperity. It means that he can modify the quality of life of anybody.