During the first weekend class, an overview and history of feng shui as well as learning the fundamental principles were presented. Simple qigong and meditations are included to enrich the experience of understanding “chi” or energy. More importantly, the students were able to apply feng shui onto an actual project; the teachings were invaluable in learning the theory and then applying these important principles onto a real apartment situation.

Please come to the next weekend class on November 22+23, 2014 where we will continue our feng shui studies which will include the “Chi evaluation” of people, the study of the “Five Elements”, and “Color Theories and Applications”.

Weekend 1 of 6:

• Introduction + History of Feng Shui
• Slide presentation of feng shui projects
• Class exercise – Placing the Ba-Gua on a sample Floor Plan
• Class exercise – Evaluating the Yin+Yang in a Space
• Class exercise with presentation by each student for the Feng Shui of a studio apartment
• Meditation combined with qigong practice

As I was walking the HighLine, it fostered many questions from a feng shui perspective.

What are your thoughts if you chose to live in one of the apartments along this chi-filled urban park?