Read the building first
Eight Mansions sectors, the Xuan Kong Flying Stars chart, and the annual directions answer one question: what is this home’s baseline?
Read the home first, then lay your life gua and the element your chart needs over it. The free part reads the building; the home-and-chart reading goes further.
Eight Mansions sectors, the Xuan Kong Flying Stars chart, and the annual directions answer one question: what is this home’s baseline?
The paid home-and-chart reading lays your life gua and the element your chart needs over the building: room allocation, bed head, and stove facing.
Upload a floor plan and correct north and the facing direction, so the guidance matches the actual space rather than a set of numbers.
Pick an existing chart, or compute a free one first. Enter the home type and renovation state; for an occupied home, the reading assumes no structural work.
Upload a floor plan and correct north and the facing direction. If you know the year built, the Xuan Kong period, mountain star, and facing star can be calculated.
Select the living room, main bedroom, desk, and stove, so the guidance has specific places to refer to.
You get the Eight Mansions sectors, the Flying Stars chart, the annual directions, and an overall assessment without paying first.
Lay the life gua and the element your chart needs over the building for room allocation, bed head and stove facing, a layout prescription, and a full printable report.
Feng shui guidance follows traditional practice and is offered for planning and reflection. It makes no promise about wealth, health, or any specific outcome.
Eight Mansions sectors, the Xuan Kong Flying Stars chart (which requires the year built), the annual directions, and an overall assessment, without paying first.
Your life gua and the element your chart needs are laid over the building: which room suits whom, which way the bed head and stove face, a layout prescription, and a full printable report. Plan details and pricing are shown on the report page.
Yes. The building can still be assessed from its facing direction and condition. But marking directions on your own plan, or allocating rooms, is much clearer with one.
Measure the main door or the main daylight opening on site, or correct it against north on the floor plan. If you are unsure now, record it and correct it later; you do not need a new reading.
Not for the free building reading. The paid home-and-chart reading uses the birth year and sex of the people living there (a life gua does not need the birth hour) to judge who benefits from a given direction.
Yes. For an occupied home, the reading assumes no structural work and works from bed position, facing, soft furnishings, and objects. Layout changes are only suggested when the home is being renovated.