Wind       Water       Origins of Feng Shui The Chinese have longed observed that some surroundings are better than others, and for centuries have used geomancy to improve the quality of their lives. In fact, the Water Dragon Classic written in 600 AD was the forerunner to the study of FengShui. The Classic emphasised the importance of geographical landscape (visible) vis-a-vis our dwellings. 'Feng', or Wind was harder to envisage since it is 'intangible'. For example, The course of rivers/canals/streams around your official or personal dwellings greatly affect your CH'I (Cosmic/Dragon's Breath) Favourable Unfavourable The illustrations above seem simple enough. Try finding a location that bears the landscape features, that may not be as easy. That's why putting into effect Feng Shui requires both patience and perseverance. However, the pay-back will more than compensate for the efforts. Today, Feng Shui has evolved into a refined art used to enhance luck and well-being through the modifications of layout and orientation of work places and homes. It is gaining popularity in the West. This website will undoubtedly help to spread this ancient teaching. Now, move on to the fundamentals. It will disclose essential knowledge required to comprehend and apply Feng Shui to your daily lives.