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• 9 Common Feng Shui Myths Busted: Mirror Facing the Bed? A Bagua Mirror Blocks All Bad Energy? Missing Corners Are Always Bad? Let's Sort It Out

  The internet is full of feng shui rules — half true, half nonsense. A mirror facing the bed causes divorce. A missing corner dooms the house. A bagua mirror blocks everything. Cacti ward off bad energy and radiation. Which of these hold up and which fall apart? This guide uses feng shui principles plus common sense to bust 9 of the most common myths.

• Feng Shui and Modern Architecture — Where They Overlap: Sunlight, Ventilation, Flow, Noise, and Humidity Explained With Science

  Feng shui isn't anti-science. A lot of its rules align perfectly with modern architecture. This guide unpacks the science behind feng shui rules across five dimensions — sunlight, ventilation, traffic flow, noise, and humidity. Why south-facing works. Why the draft sha feels awful. Why a beam over your bed is oppressive. Your ancestors figured these out by observation. Modern science just gave them precise explanations.

• Hiding from Wind, Capturing Water — The Ultimate Goal of Feng Shui: How Qi Works, Four Ideal Landforms, the Four Guardian Animals, and Urban Applications

  Qi rides the wind and scatters. Qi meets water and stops. Those eight words are the supreme law of feng shui. This guide walks you through qi's core behavior, the four ideal landforms (backing mountain, bright hall, green dragon, white tiger), and shows you how to find qi-gathering homes in the urban jungle.

• Luopan Basics — How to Buy, How to Read: San Yuan vs San He vs All-in-One Compasses, the 24 Mountains, the 72 Dragons, and a Step-by-Step Direction Guide

  A feng shui luopan isn't about getting the most expensive one. This guide covers the three main types (San Yuan, San He, All-in-One), breaks down the core rings (24 Mountains, 72 Penetrating Dragons, 60 Penetrating Earth Dragons), gives you a six-step process for taking a reading, and lists the five biggest beginner mistakes.

• The Five Major Schools of Feng Shui: Form School, Compass School, Eight Mansions, Flying Stars, and San He — Core Theories, Tools, and When to Use Each One

  Feng shui isn't one monolithic thing. Five major schools each have their specialty. Form School reads mountain shapes and water flows. Compass School calculates directions and timing. Eight Mansions matches people to houses. Flying Stars tracks energy through time. San He decodes dragon-water combinations. This guide breaks down each school's theory, tools, strengths, and limits.