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Day One
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Chinese Cosmology
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Feng Shui – the meaning, history and traditions
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Physical environment and directional forces
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Background to Feng Shui theories
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Yin and Yang and the Five elements
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The Eight Trigrams
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The Lo Shu and Ho To diagram
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The concept of space
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Time cycles – 3 periods and 9 ages
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Flying Star School of Feng Shui
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Introduction and usage of the Lo Pan
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How to draw Flying Star charts
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How to interpret Flying Star charts
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Basic steps in performing a Feng Shui analysis for yang house Feng Shui
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Examples
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Feng Shui influences from the physical environment
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Choosing auspicious floors – Ho To 5 rat method
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Great Sun Formula
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Feng Shui at Home: Placement of special objects – bed, desk, stove, mirror,altar, fish tanks, plants, TV, clocks, the Buddha/Shrine
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Feng Shui in the Office: Placement of special objects – reception counter, desks, cash counter, conference table, fax, telephone
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Dissolving bad Feng Shui
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Adjusting to continuous Feng Shui changes over time
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Feng Shui and people
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Practical Modern Day Examples