The Complete Idiots Guide to Feng Shui, 3rd Edition (Idiots Guides)

Flying the stars backwards or forwards is one of the most intimidating subjects i found, but like plenty other subjects within the book, all it took was a bit of peace and quiet and re-reading forwards for the whole thing to shine in the light of understanding. This is a subject that should be carefully studied and practiced before applying it in your life. Any mistakes could be detrimental!!! Stephen Skinner wrote a wonderful Foreword on this book that says it plainly: Take a bow and hats off to them three for this master piece.

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Well, this book has a total of pages. Has 6 Parts with sub-divisions totaling 26, plus Appendixes and Index. The contents at a glance go as follows: Fate or Free Will: One person found this helpful.

The book is very easy to understand. It throughly goes through the traditional flying star method of feng shui. It has detailed examples of applying the principles to different locations businesses, houses, ect. Later in the book it goes into Chinese astrology which can get complicated. It has examples of reading the 4 pillars chart but reading such charts is really beyond the scope of this book. Great starter guide with handy chart for reference Cons: Discredits other disciplines of feng shui.

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Could go into more depth, discuss synergies between feng shui styles. This was my first book on Feng Shui and while the beginning wasn't too interesting, it's all about the history , I still kept reading because I really wanted to learn about Feng Shui. Once you get to the middle of the book, it's very interesting and I felt it was very informative. I was very excited about doing all the steps, the floor plan of the house, the compass reading, finding the year my house was constructed Then, getting to the part where they tell you, based on the flying star system and all your information you got from the compass, what pie chart matches your home Well, I can't do much about changing the structure of the house, nor can I move at the moment All of my excitement and enthusiasm drained out of me.

The author could have been a little more positive with remedies that were doable. Plus, I still found no answers to help me figure out how to remedy any element in any other rooms. I even went back to the beginning of the book, twice, rereading to see if maybe the answers were there. I felt more confused than ever. Maybe it's just me, but I did not find the answers I was looking for in this book. Not only that, I felt disappointed that the author wasn't more positive with helpful remedies.

I purchased this book to help me with a last minute Feng Shui project I was working on in school. This book was surprisingly detailed and thorough. As a complete "idiot" to feng shui, I was impressed with how invasive this art really was. I ended up keeping this book, and I still have it on my shelf. It's a great reference on redecorating your room. If you're like me, this is well worth a read. Delving into the actual mechanics and calculations of proper Feng Shui rather than just a collection of off-the-shelf "remedies" this is an easily accessible glimpse into the system.

Mar 21, Martin rated it it was amazing. This is a challenging read to those that are new to flying stars feng-shui.

The Complete Idiot's Guide to Feng Shui, 3rd Edition

However, this book covers this fascinating topic in great depth. I would recommend buying and cross referencing both the second and third editions of this book. Sep 14, Herum PM rated it it was amazing. Complete and very technical. Feb 01, Mortalform rated it really liked it Shelves: Surprisingly readable intro to a very complicated subject, complimented by building step by step on what was learned before. Very well done, I'd read more than half before I noticed!

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This book takes you through history and shows how religion and science split and what has brought them back together. It also shows how different thought is in the West vs Eastern thinking. I love the part on Lo Shu Flying Stars and am grateful for the graphs that have already been done.

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Feng Shui is still a very complex art and science, but this book helps to make it more understandable. Aug 31, Shadlyn rated it really liked it. I'm a fortune-telling geek; I'm just fascinated by all of it. If you're like me, this is well worth a read.

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Delving into the actual mechanics and calculations of proper Feng Shui rather than just a collection of off-the-shelf "remedies" this is an easily accessible glimpse into the system. Mar 21, Martin rated it it was amazing. This is a challenging read to those that are new to flying stars feng-shui. However, this book covers this fascinating topic in great depth. I would recommend buying and cross referencing both the second and third editions of this book. Sep 14, Herum PM rated it it was amazing. Complete and very technical.

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Feb 01, Mortalform rated it really liked it Shelves: Surprisingly readable intro to a very complicated subject, complimented by building step by step on what was learned before. Very well done, I'd read more than half before I noticed! Neil Smith rated it liked it Aug 23,