Forms; First Layer of Health & Wealth
By Lok Tin Feng Shui|October 04, 2009
The Forms Feng Shui School revolves around the surrounding forms of a building, a house or a burial grave.
Surrounding forms have a direct affect on our wealth and health.
The surrounding forms are analyzed according to the location of the "Four Celestial Animals".
In Feng Shui, we call these animals the “Red Bird or Red Phoenix”, the “Black Tortoise”, the “Green Dragon” and the“White Tiger”.
The names of these “Four Celestial Animals” come from the Taoism.
Each animal has its own color. Do you know why? Why they are called such names? Of course there are reasons. It is very difficult to explain them in a few words. You need a lot of Chinese Astrology and Feng Shui knowledge to understand. I am better not confusing you right now.
In fact, they are imaginary animals to represent the positions relate to a building, a house or a burial grave.
When a building or a burial grave is located within this perfect arrangement and provided that the correct facing is calculated, then precious energy is created and can attract good fortune for the occupants or good energy can be passed to the offspring.
Well, if the facing is slightly off the precise facing, the good forms will still bring good energy, good health, good wealth and harmony. This will also apply to the Yang Feng Shui.
A typical burial grave’s “Four Celestial Animals” is like this.
The “Four Celestial Animals” is just a general idea. In Feng Shui facts, typically in Yin Feng Shui it is more than “Four Celestial Animals”.
Form the diagram, an ideal Yin Feng Shui site; you can consider the following Feng Shui features:
1, 2 is the "Black Tortoise"
3 is the burial point (Dragon Den),
4, 5 is the "Red Bird or Red Phoenix", or "Bright Halls"
6 is the "White Tiger"
7 is the "Green Dragon"
8, “On” – Long Table or Cashier table.
9, Water Mouth Mountain
10, “Law Shing” or “Surrounding Mountain”
11. Pilgrimage Mountain
You need all the above features to make a perfect Burial Grave or Feng Shui Dragon Den.
The Yang Feng Shui for a building or a house borrows the concept of the “Four Celestial Animals” from Yin Feng Shui.
The "Red Bird or Red Phoenix" is the area located at the front of a building or house. In fact I prefer to use the term “Bright Hall”. It should be a flat, open space. Always ensure that this area should bright and neat.
The "Green Dragon" is located to the left of a building or a house, as you stand against it and face outward. The “Green Dragon” provides you with Yang Energy which gives you helping hand from external and good health.
The "White Tiger" is located to the opposite side to the Green Dragon. It is at the right hand side of a building or a house, if you stand against it then face outward. If the “White Tiger” is too strong, it will bring Yin Energy to the house which will give ill-health. The female in the house will be stronger and more powerful.
The "Black Tortoise" is located at the rear of a building or a house. It symbolizes a tower of strength behind you, supporting you and protecting you.
Most people understand the "Four Celestial Animals" and its position but how to utilize them? I believe that not many people know. Let say, after you moving into a house, the surrounding forms are already existed and they are fixed; unless you neighbors build a double storey house to make the “Green Dragon” or “White Tiger” side higher. But how often do your neighbors re-build? If there is no rebuild, how to fine-tune these "Four Celestial Animals"? What kind of techniques we should employ?
Well here are some Feng Shui Tips for you.
For the "Red Bird or Red Phoenix", I call it “Bright Hall”. Never build any big object in the middle of the “Bright Hall”. If so, it is called “Sickness Mountain”. I have an article talk about the effect of the “Sickness Mountain”. You can go to our website's Articles and read about it.
Sometimes, after the house was built, the land forms and the surrounding were not so ideal, and then some Feng Shui techniques can be implementing to improve the Energy flows. For outside animal such as Lions are for protection. Especially there is a poison Arrow “Sha”(bad energy) point to the house.
There are a few styles of Lions. Normal the one place at the Right hand side (look outward to the street from the house) is Female. The Male lion is at the Left hand side.
The Female Lion is holding a lion calf. The Male lion is holding a Ball. They are special meanings for them.
For example, this house is in Beijing, in one of the Hu-Tongs (Hu-Tong means a small lane way, similar to Hardware Lane in Melbourne CBD) use a pair of lions.
The Stone lions guard against evil entering the house. However not every house can implement these features. These kinds of features are for high ranking officers only.
The other Feng Shui Form most talked about is the Poison Arrow.
In Feng Shui, there are very often mentioned of “Sha” Chi (bad energy) is the Poison Arrow Sha. Most Feng Shui Consultants said that Poison Arrow Shas are bad.
Poison Arrow Sha is a straight road shooting to a building or a house.
However the Poison Arrow Sha sometimes can be good.
There are certain businesses can use Poison Arrow Sha to improve their business. Here is one example. Look at the following picture.
The picture was taken when I went to donate blood at the Pinewood Shopping centre, Mount Waverley.
The road is hitting to the building. This building in front is the Red Cross blood Donation Building.
If you are going to donate blood at this centre, you need to make appointment 3 to 4 weeks in advance. Think about it and you will understand why I said this is a good Poison Arrow.
Here is a Bad Poison Arrow. The property is for lease.
The property is at an Intersection. It is hit by a Poison Arrow. The The property is for lease. It is very self explanatory that the poison arrow is hurting this business.
By comparing the above two Feng Shui examples, for normal home and business should avoid the poison arrow.
Surrounding forms have a direct affect on our wealth and health.
The surrounding forms are analyzed according to the location of the "Four Celestial Animals".
In Feng Shui, we call these animals the “Red Bird or Red Phoenix”, the “Black Tortoise”, the “Green Dragon” and the“White Tiger”.
The names of these “Four Celestial Animals” come from the Taoism.
Each animal has its own color. Do you know why? Why they are called such names? Of course there are reasons. It is very difficult to explain them in a few words. You need a lot of Chinese Astrology and Feng Shui knowledge to understand. I am better not confusing you right now.
In fact, they are imaginary animals to represent the positions relate to a building, a house or a burial grave.
When a building or a burial grave is located within this perfect arrangement and provided that the correct facing is calculated, then precious energy is created and can attract good fortune for the occupants or good energy can be passed to the offspring.
Well, if the facing is slightly off the precise facing, the good forms will still bring good energy, good health, good wealth and harmony. This will also apply to the Yang Feng Shui.
A typical burial grave’s “Four Celestial Animals” is like this.
The “Four Celestial Animals” is just a general idea. In Feng Shui facts, typically in Yin Feng Shui it is more than “Four Celestial Animals”.
Form the diagram, an ideal Yin Feng Shui site; you can consider the following Feng Shui features:
1, 2 is the "Black Tortoise"
3 is the burial point (Dragon Den),
4, 5 is the "Red Bird or Red Phoenix", or "Bright Halls"
6 is the "White Tiger"
7 is the "Green Dragon"
8, “On” – Long Table or Cashier table.
9, Water Mouth Mountain
10, “Law Shing” or “Surrounding Mountain”
11. Pilgrimage Mountain
You need all the above features to make a perfect Burial Grave or Feng Shui Dragon Den.
The Yang Feng Shui for a building or a house borrows the concept of the “Four Celestial Animals” from Yin Feng Shui.
The "Red Bird or Red Phoenix" is the area located at the front of a building or house. In fact I prefer to use the term “Bright Hall”. It should be a flat, open space. Always ensure that this area should bright and neat.
The "Green Dragon" is located to the left of a building or a house, as you stand against it and face outward. The “Green Dragon” provides you with Yang Energy which gives you helping hand from external and good health.
The "White Tiger" is located to the opposite side to the Green Dragon. It is at the right hand side of a building or a house, if you stand against it then face outward. If the “White Tiger” is too strong, it will bring Yin Energy to the house which will give ill-health. The female in the house will be stronger and more powerful.
The "Black Tortoise" is located at the rear of a building or a house. It symbolizes a tower of strength behind you, supporting you and protecting you.
Most people understand the "Four Celestial Animals" and its position but how to utilize them? I believe that not many people know. Let say, after you moving into a house, the surrounding forms are already existed and they are fixed; unless you neighbors build a double storey house to make the “Green Dragon” or “White Tiger” side higher. But how often do your neighbors re-build? If there is no rebuild, how to fine-tune these "Four Celestial Animals"? What kind of techniques we should employ?
Well here are some Feng Shui Tips for you.
For the "Red Bird or Red Phoenix", I call it “Bright Hall”. Never build any big object in the middle of the “Bright Hall”. If so, it is called “Sickness Mountain”. I have an article talk about the effect of the “Sickness Mountain”. You can go to our website's Articles and read about it.
Sometimes, after the house was built, the land forms and the surrounding were not so ideal, and then some Feng Shui techniques can be implementing to improve the Energy flows. For outside animal such as Lions are for protection. Especially there is a poison Arrow “Sha”(bad energy) point to the house.
There are a few styles of Lions. Normal the one place at the Right hand side (look outward to the street from the house) is Female. The Male lion is at the Left hand side.
The Female Lion is holding a lion calf. The Male lion is holding a Ball. They are special meanings for them.
For example, this house is in Beijing, in one of the Hu-Tongs (Hu-Tong means a small lane way, similar to Hardware Lane in Melbourne CBD) use a pair of lions.
The Stone lions guard against evil entering the house. However not every house can implement these features. These kinds of features are for high ranking officers only.
The other Feng Shui Form most talked about is the Poison Arrow.
In Feng Shui, there are very often mentioned of “Sha” Chi (bad energy) is the Poison Arrow Sha. Most Feng Shui Consultants said that Poison Arrow Shas are bad.
Poison Arrow Sha is a straight road shooting to a building or a house.
However the Poison Arrow Sha sometimes can be good.
There are certain businesses can use Poison Arrow Sha to improve their business. Here is one example. Look at the following picture.
The picture was taken when I went to donate blood at the Pinewood Shopping centre, Mount Waverley.
The road is hitting to the building. This building in front is the Red Cross blood Donation Building.
If you are going to donate blood at this centre, you need to make appointment 3 to 4 weeks in advance. Think about it and you will understand why I said this is a good Poison Arrow.
Here is a Bad Poison Arrow. The property is for lease.
The property is at an Intersection. It is hit by a Poison Arrow. The The property is for lease. It is very self explanatory that the poison arrow is hurting this business.
By comparing the above two Feng Shui examples, for normal home and business should avoid the poison arrow.
