Feng Shui Monk

Welcome to Feng Shui Monk, where you can find information and resources on finding balance in your life through the practice of feng shui.

Feng  shui is the ancient Chinese practice of the organization of space to arrive at a harmony with the environment. Feng shui is pronounced “fung shway” and literally translates as wind-water. The concept is derived from the time of the Jin Dynasty.

The goal of feng shui is to situate the human built environment on spots with good qi, better known as energy. The "perfect spot" is not so much a physical place, as a location in time. To this end, some areas are excellent for human living and others simply are best left alone.

Qi is one of the fundamental elements of feng shui. It refers to the flow of energy, whether for better or worse. A Luopan, which is a Chinese compass, is used to determine the qi of a particular area.

In our modern world with all of its rushing, people are beginning to reconsider the merits of peace and harmony. To this end, feng shui is going through a rebirth with people pursuing it for personal and business needs. It is not uncommon these days to see homes arranged used feng shui as well as large corporate offices.

At Feng Shui Monk, we are dedicated to providing you with a wide range of resources and information on all things feng shui. We hope you enjoy the site. Make sure to check back frequently as we will be adding information continually.

Here Are Our Latest Additions to the Site:

●	Feng Shui Interprets Exposed Beams
	What constitutes a balanced room according to feng shui theory involves not one, but several aspects. Some of those aspects are non-obvious while some aspects are immediately palpable, such as the flaw of a room which is chronically dark or cold.
●	Feng Shui Interprets Room Importance
	Nothing competes with the bedroom.Most of us spend a third of our lives in this one spot in the house so it almost always ranks first in terms of prioritizing what room the evaluate first.
●	Feng Shui Interprets Shape Of Property
	Most people in the United States live in residential developments and the average lot is shaped like a square or rectangle. This is considered normal and inconsequential.
●	Feng Shui Interprets Opposites And Extremes
	The Tai Chi (Yin-Yang) symbol is a circle split in half, with a thick white part narrowing into a black section which widens towards the white part on the other end.
●	Feng Shui Interprets The Haunted House
	When we think of a classic haunted house, images from the movies come up. Sometimes the haunted house is depicted as a dark, dingy, old, dilapidated house, secluded and covered with cobwebs.