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At Feng Shui for Us we can help you turn your current home into a dream home, by applying the Nine Steps to Feng Shui® System. It's a step by step method to learn and apply Feng Shui that works every time.

The Nine Steps to Feng Shui® System combines the most ancient form of Feng Shui with principles of Modern Architecture and Alternative Healing.

By applying this method, you can live a life you love in a home that you are proud to show.

Here, you can also learn how to help other people turn their homes into dream homes!

Have you been confused about Feng Shui?

Feng Shui is a vast field of study. So vast, that it's often confusing.

Let's start sorting out through that confusion right now!

What is Feng Shui?

Feng Shui is a healing art that analyzes the space and then suggests simple changes that will help you feel more relaxed, be more productive, and get along with others better.

The objective of Feng Shui is to help you live a happier life.

What are the types of Feng Shui?

There are two branches in Feng Shui: Form School and Compass School.

Form School applies natural and universal laws to buildings in order to create interior and exterior spaces that reproduce the beauty and harmony of the natural world.

Compass School attempts to create harmony with the use of astrology, numerology and the compass directions.

What kind of Feng Shui do you practice?

I practice the Nine Steps to Feng Shui® System, which is mostly based on Form School Feng Shui.

The Nine Steps to Feng Shui® System

Hi, my name is Moni and I'm the creator of the Nine Steps to Feng Shui® System – a step-by-step method to learn, remember and practice Feng Shui.

This system combines:

Form School Feng Shui

Modern Architecture
Alternative Healing

Form School Feng Shui is the most ancient form of Feng Shui, and it is considered an Asian healing art. It works with chi (life force) and other forces of nature to create environments where human life can thrive.

Because of all the contradictory information between the schools and branches of Feng Shui, I contrasted Feng Shui information against the principles of other Asian healing arts, such as acupuncture, healing exercise practices (such as Tai Chi and Qi-Gong), and herbalism. I did this with the help of several mentors who were professionals in Asian healing arts.

During this research process, I found that Form School Feng Shui has stayed truer to the original principles of ancient Asian wisdom, and this is the reason I chose that branch to be the foundation of my system.

Modern Architecture – I got a degree in Architecture from the Central University of Ecuador in 1995. I was lucky to have amazing teachers that introduced to me to universal principles of design, which helped me make sense of Feng Shui, and organize it in a way that it can be taught, remembered and applied easily.

When I first became interested in Feng Shui, I noticed that people often ended up with bizarre looking places when they tried to apply Feng Shui. For example, consultants and even masters of different schools gave color advice that ended up producing odd results in the interior design.

I wanted my method to help people create places that not only had great energy, but that were also pleasing to the eye. That's why the promise of the Nine Steps to Feng Shui System is that you will learn how to create spaces you love, and which you are proud to show.

Alternative Healing – Feng Shui is one of the oldest and most effective healing modalities in the planet. I knew that for my system to get the best results, it needed to follow the principles of universal healing that are common to all successful healing modalities.

Unfortunately, in today's world, many have reduced Feng Shui to a design technique, while others have mixed up Feng Shui with superstitious and disempowering practices. When I started with Feng Shui, I tested much of the Feng Shui information I came across with test groups in the Northern Hemisphere, the Southern Hemisphere, and around the equatorial zone. In this way, I was able to create a method that would work anywhere in the world!

The Feng Shui Bagua Map

One common source of confusion for many people is how to apply the bagua map. The bagua map is a chart that divides a floor plan into nine life areas.

In Compass Schools of Feng Shui they apply the bagua map by using the compass directions.

In the Nine Steps to Feng Shui® System, we apply the bagua map by aligning the main entrance of the home to the bottom of the bagua map. This method of applying the bagua map (also known as the "compass of the heart") was originally suggested by master Lin Yun, former grand master of the Black Hat School of Feng Shui (a derivation of Form School Feng Shui).

I chose to use the bagua map in this way, because it is based on human biology and psychology, instead of being based on the magnetic directions. It is easier to use, and produces better results.

Are you feeling better about Feng Shui now that you've learned a little bit more?

You just got started, but there's a lot more to learn.

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