Feng Shui is an ancient art designed improve your own quality of life.  It is not only about the layout of homes, offices and the external environment.

Feng Shui is an enormous subject, with many styles, branches and convolutions, Feng Shui takes a lifetime to master. It is impossible to provide a definitive guide in a  Web page. The idea is that this information will provide enough information to arouse your curiosity, and encourage you to explore this wonderful subject further. There are many different ways to practice Feng Shui and some practitioners work very differently to others. No practice is absolutely right or wrong - mysteriously all different branches of Feng Shui work holistically.

Be aware that Feng Shui is enormously powerful and not to be trifled with. Only make changes if you want things to change. Only make changes in your own home,  or with the permission of the owner of the house. Change slowly - make one change at a time - while historically the Chinese masters suggested one (28 day) moon cycle to allow changes to take effect. Things can work much more quickly - usually within a few days, but change can happen within minutes.

If you change one thing at a time and you get an unexpected or unwanted response you will know what to change back to its original placing, so take things slowly.  If your life is going wonderfully well don't be greedy. If you start fiddling with things you may find things get worse instead of better.