Feng Shui (pronounced “fung shway”) is the forerunner of geography and ancient natural science that deals with the placement of dwellings, tombs, and other structures by the flow of Qi (energy, both visible and invisible).

Feng Shui means “Wind-Water” and was closely guarded knowledge in ancient China, reserved to ensure good health, power, and wealth for the Emperor and his most essential Officials.

Feng Shui practice is complex and relies upon the principles of Yin-Yang, Five Elements, and Eight Trigrams, all reflecting the numerous processes that occur in nature all the time.

Feng Shui Masters, skilled mathematicians, astronomers, and geographers practiced it.