One of the five feng shui practises in ancient time is architecture Feng Shui. The technique used to achieve the best Qi(energy) for a site or a place be it palaces, villages, and cemeteries. Therefore, the principle of selecting the right place is one of the profound learning subjects in architecture Feng Shui.
Feng Shui is a natural science.
Feng Shui was originated in China in ancient time, also referred to as “Geomancy”, literally means “wind” (Feng) and “water” (Shui). It is an ancient method of constructing and optimizing residences and businesses to bring about happiness, abundance and harmony. It includes architecture, urban planning, interior design, and garden design. It is concerned with the placement of objects in relation to the flow of Qi (氣) “natural energy”. It also involves the layout, framework, materials and colors of building structures. These rules of thumb allow us to make the most ideal arrangement in any given situation.
Feng Shui is the power of the nature and the energy of the large magnetic field of the universe. Feng (wind) is the air and the field energy, while Shui (water) means flow and change. Feng Shui is a theory studying the micro materials (air, water and soil) and the macro environment (heaven and earth) which are vital to the human survival and development. The core idea of Feng Shui is the harmony between human and nature.
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