Chinese Metaphysics · Geomancy
Read the land. Read the Qi.
Feng Shui Masterclass (风水大师班) — the complete classical Chinese geomancy course taught from first principles. Read the building: Form School and Compass School, the Luo Pan, the Ba Gua and the Five Elements, to a full professional assessment method.
16 modules96 lessonsLifetime access
- Both schools integrated: Form (峦头) for landform, Compass (理气) for direction.
- Operate a Luo Pan, read a Ba Gua, diagnose Qi flow through any building.
- Twelve real case studies and a full six-step assessment walkthrough.
- Closes with a complete practitioner framework — consultation, ethics, integration.
- Built from first principles — what Qi is, how Yin and Yang behave in space, what the Five Elements actually mean, before you ever pick up a Luo Pan.
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The Technique
A building is read from its land and its compass.
Classical Feng Shui reads two things at once: the form of a site — its land, its water, the buildings around it — and its compass direction, taken to the degree. Neither is sufficient alone, and the instrument that ties them is the Luo Pan. This course teaches both schools as one method, and the remedies that follow from it.
- Qi (气) and the two schools: what Form (峦头) reads in the land and what Compass (理气) reads in the direction.
- The four celestial animals, mountain and water theory, and how a building's own shape is assessed.
- The Luo Pan as an instrument: the Heaven Pool and its needle, and the Twenty-Four Mountain ring.
- Qi entering a building, the main door as its mouth, and the difference between Sheng Qi (生气) and Sha Qi (煞气).
Why Learn It
Feng Shui is not interior decorating.
Feng Shui (风水, literally "wind and water") is a 3,000-year-old Chinese system for reading the relationship between a building and the land it sits on. It is not about red front doors, and it is not about money frogs on your desk: it is the classical art of siting, orientation and Qi management.
Form School (峦头派)
The older of the two main schools, reading the landscape itself — mountains, water, neighbouring buildings, the four celestial animals — to assess whether a site holds Qi or loses it.
Compass School (理气派)
The Luo Pan takes precise sitting and facing directions and applies the systems built on the Eight Trigrams, the 24 Mountains and the Five Elements — where Feng Shui becomes a precision instrument.
Qi — living and killing
Sheng Qi (生气, living energy) accumulates in well-formed sites; Sha Qi (煞气, killing energy) attacks them. The work is to identify both, encourage one, and remedy the other.
Ba Gua and Five Elements
The Eight Trigrams (八卦) and the Five Elements (五行) are the symbolic engines of Feng Shui, inherited from the Yi Jing — without them every remedy is guesswork.
Hands-on Luo Pan operation
The anatomy of the compass, the Heaven Pool and its needle, the 24-Mountain ring, and how to take an accurate reading — with practice exercises.
The case studies
Twelve real case studies — residential, commercial and problem properties — closing with consultation structure, ethics, and integration with BaZi and Date Selection.
The curriculum
16 modules · 96 lessons
Module 1: Foundations of Feng Shui
- What Is Feng Shui
- Qi the Breath of the Earth
- Yin Yang in the Environment
- The Five Elements in Space
- Form School vs Compass School Overview
- How to Talk About Feng Shui Responsibly
Module 2: The Five Elements in Feng Shui
- Wood Element Characteristics and Placement
- Fire Element Characteristics and Placement
- Earth Element Characteristics and Placement
- Metal Element Characteristics and Placement
- Water Element Characteristics and Placement
- Element Cycles Production Control and Weakening
Module 3: The Eight Trigrams Ba Gua
- Introduction to the Ba Gua
- The Early Heaven Sequence
- The Later Heaven Sequence
- Trigram Attributes and Correspondences
- The Ba Gua as Spatial Map
- Applying the Ba Gua to Buildings
Module 4: Form School Fundamentals
- The Four Celestial Animals
- Green Dragon White Tiger Phoenix Tortoise
- Mountain and Water Theory
- Landform Assessment
- Building Shape and Form
- Form School Case Studies
Module 5: Compass School Fundamentals
- Introduction to Compass School
- The Twenty Four Mountains
- Taking a Compass Reading
- Sitting and Facing Directions
- Compass School Systems Overview
- Compass School Case Studies
Module 6: The Luo Pan Introduction
- What Is the Luo Pan
- Anatomy of the Luo Pan
- The Heaven Pool and Needle
- The Twenty Four Mountain Ring
- Taking Accurate Readings
- Luo Pan Practice Exercises
Module 7: Qi Flow in Buildings
- How Qi Enters a Building
- The Main Door as Qi Mouth
- Qi Circulation Through Rooms
- Sha Qi Killing Energy and Its Sources
- Sheng Qi Living Energy and Its Sources
- Qi Flow Case Studies
Module 8: Interior Feng Shui Basics
- The Main Entrance and Foyer
- The Living Room
- The Kitchen
- The Bedroom
- The Bathroom and Utility Areas
- Interior Layout Case Studies
Module 9: Exterior Feng Shui Basics
- Road and Path Formations
- Water Features and Bodies of Water
- Neighbouring Buildings and Structures
- Trees and Vegetation
- Poison Arrows and External Sha
- Exterior Assessment Case Studies
Module 10: Colour Material and Object Placement
- Colour Theory in Feng Shui
- Material Selection by Element
- Mirrors and Their Effects
- Plants and Living Objects
- Art and Decorative Objects
- Placement Case Studies
Module 11: Common Feng Shui Problems
- Missing Corners
- T Junctions and Road Sha
- Beam Pressure
- Staircase and Elevator Issues
- Toilet and Drain Problems
- Problem Solving Case Studies
Module 12: Practical Applications Overview
- Residential Feng Shui Preview
- Commercial Feng Shui Preview
- Annual Updates Preview
- Date Selection for Feng Shui Preview
- Landform Analysis Preview
- Choosing Your Specialisation
Module 13: Case Study Intensive I
- The Suburban House
- The City Apartment
- The Retail Shop
- The Office Space
- The Restaurant
- The Problem Property
Module 14: Case Study Intensive II
- The New Build Consultation
- The Renovation Planning
- The Property Selection
- The Multi Unit Building
- The Rural Property
- Full Feng Shui Assessment Walkthrough
Module 15: Synthesis The Complete Assessment Method
- Step One External Environment Scan
- Step Two Main Door and Facing Direction
- Step Three Interior Qi Flow Assessment
- Step Four Element and Trigram Analysis
- Step Five Problem Identification
- Step Six Remedy Recommendations
Module 16: Professional Practice and Integration
- Structuring a Feng Shui Consultation
- Ethical Considerations
- Feng Shui and BaZi Integration
- Feng Shui and Date Selection Integration
- Building Your Feng Shui Practice
- The Lifelong Student of Feng Shui
What's included
- 96 lessons in 16 modules
- Lifetime access
- Online, at your own pace
- Payment plan: 3 monthly payments, then it stops automatically.

Your Instructor
Classical foundations. Modern rigour.
I have spent over a decade dismantling the barrier between "ancient wisdom" and "modern logic." Since 2014, I have practiced Chinese metaphysics professionally, building a reputation for technical precision in BaZi (八字), Zi Wei Dou Shu (紫微斗数), Qi Men Dun Jia (奇门遁甲), and classical Feng Shui — read for clients across Asia, North America, and Europe.
This masterclass exists because Feng Shui is the most public-facing branch of Chinese metaphysics — and the most misrepresented. Most "Feng Shui" content online is wellness-industry vocabulary stretched over 1990s Western Bagua templates. Almost none of it teaches Form School. Almost none of it teaches the Luo Pan. This course teaches both — the way the classical tradition has taught them for 1,500 years.
By the end of this course, you will not only understand Feng Shui — you will be able to operate a Luo Pan, run the six-step assessment method on any building, and structure a professional consultation that integrates with BaZi and Date Selection.
- Professional metaphysics practice since 2014
- Specialist in classical Chinese systems — BaZi, Zi Wei, QMDJ, Feng Shui
- Featured expert in regional and international media outlets
- Active consulting practice — residential, commercial, and corporate Feng Shui
- 10,000+professional readings
- 15years of practice
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Have questions?
Before you commit.
What is Feng Shui, exactly?
Feng Shui (风水) is a 3,000-year-old Chinese system for reading the relationship between a building and the land it sits on. The two characters mean "wind" and "water" — the two forces that move and hold Qi in the landscape. Classical Feng Shui has two main branches: Form School (峦头派), which reads landforms, mountains, water, and surrounding structures; and Compass School (理气派), which uses the Luo Pan compass to apply directional systems built on the Eight Trigrams (八卦), the 24 Mountains, and the Five Elements (五行). The goal of every assessment is the same: identify where Sheng Qi (生气, living energy) accumulates, where Sha Qi (煞气, killing energy) attacks, and what to do about both.
Do I need any prior knowledge?
No. The course is built from first principles. It starts with what Qi is, how Yin and Yang behave in space, and what the Five Elements actually mean — before you ever pick up a Luo Pan. If you have studied BaZi or another Chinese metaphysics system, you will recognize the underlying engines (Ba Gua, Five Elements, Yin-Yang) and move faster, but no prerequisite is required.
Is this Form School or Compass School Feng Shui?
Both. Form School and Compass School are not competing approaches — they are two halves of the classical tradition, and serious practitioners use them together. The course teaches Form School (the four celestial animals, mountain and water theory, landform assessment), then Compass School (the 24 Mountains, sitting and facing directions, the Luo Pan), and integrates them into a single six-step assessment method.
Does this course teach Flying Stars or Eight Mansions?
This masterclass teaches the foundational layer that every Compass School system is built on — the Luo Pan, the Ba Gua, the 24 Mountains, the Five Elements, and the principles of sitting and facing direction. Specific systems like Xuan Kong Flying Stars (玄空飞星), Ba Zhai Eight Mansions (八宅), San He (三合), and Xuan Kong Da Gua (玄空大卦) are taught as separate dedicated courses in the academy. Take this masterclass first; the system courses will then make sense rather than feeling like memorisation.
Will I learn to use a Luo Pan?
Yes — this is one of the few online Feng Shui courses that teaches the Luo Pan as a real instrument. The lessons cover the anatomy of the compass (Heaven Pool, needle, the 24-Mountain ring), how to take an accurate reading, how to compensate for magnetic deviation, and include practice exercises. By the end you will be able to take your own compass readings on a real building.
Is Feng Shui the same as the Western "Bagua-on-floorplan" method?
No. The "lay the Bagua on top of your floorplan with the career corner near the front door" method is a 1980s Western adaptation associated with Black Sect / BTB Feng Shui. It ignores the actual compass direction of the building, which is the foundation of every classical Compass School system. This course teaches the classical tradition — the Luo Pan, real compass directions, and the systems that depend on them — not the Western shortcut.
Enrolment
The complete classical Feng Shui foundation.
Form School and Compass School integrated. The Luo Pan, the Ba Gua, the Five Elements, and a full six-step professional assessment method — taught from first principles.
- Every module and lesson of the course, opened in full
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Feng Shui Masterclass
16 modules · 96 lessons · lifetime access
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