Feng Shui's earliest surviving compass instruments date to the Han dynasty, over 2,000 years agoThere is no single 'Feng Shui' — Form School, Compass/Flying Star, and Black Hat (BTB) disagree on methodThe Bagua map is read differently depending on which school is applying itWu Xing, the Five Elements, is a generative-and-destructive cycle, not a list of favourite coloursFeng Shui entered Western décor mainly through Black Hat teaching in the 1970s–80s, a modern branchFeng Shui's earliest surviving compass instruments date to the Han dynasty, over 2,000 years agoThere is no single 'Feng Shui' — Form School, Compass/Flying Star, and Black Hat (BTB) disagree on methodThe Bagua map is read differently depending on which school is applying itWu Xing, the Five Elements, is a generative-and-destructive cycle, not a list of favourite coloursFeng Shui entered Western décor mainly through Black Hat teaching in the 1970s–80s, a modern branch

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The Feng Shui Foundations Guide

A plain-language walkthrough of where Feng Shui comes from and what its major schools actually teach, with tradition and ergonomics kept clearly separate throughout.

Where Feng Shui comes from, and how it split into schools
The Five Elements cycle, explained without the colour-chart shortcuts
How the Bagua map differs between Compass School and Black Hat practice
A short glossary of the terms every source assumes you already know

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