About Feng Shui

Ever wondered why certain places instantly give you a feeling of serenity and comfort while others may induce a migraine? Your surroundings and the way energy moves around you have a enourmous impact on your life. The study of these effects and how to counterbalance or enhance them is the art of Feng Shui. Feng Shui (pronounced fung shway) meaning “Wind and Water” is the ancient art of energy flow, placement and natural harmony. Feng Shui is not superstition or magic but the combined ideas and practices of thousands of years of observation to the physical surroundings and the affects of Chi or energy on the human emotions. Feng Shui is a tool that can be used to bring balance to your chaos.

About B.T.B.

Black Sect feng shui operates on two levels, sying and yi. Sying encompasses the tangible environmental factors of feng shui: it denotes the external elements—energy (chi) of land, shape and structure of houses and columns, juxtaposition of doors, furniture placement—that contribute to the feng shui of a place to determine one’s luck. Traditional feng shui schools mostly emphasize sying—literally "shapes"—and directions. While not rejecting these traditional methods, the Black Sect includes an additional instrument to harmonize the environment: the channeling and balancing of Chi. My theory, besides embracing sying, also includes something extra: yi. Yi—loosely translated as a wish, a will, or an intention—plays an important role in Black Sect feng shui. Yi is a blessing, a way of adjusting and enhancing chi through intuition and imposition of the will of the expert (and the will of the client) on a house or a person. It is a vital but intangible process—a positive transference and transformation of energy (chi)—that reinforces and blesses the physical aspect (sying) of feng shui.
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