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The BaGua map is a tool used in Feng Shui to map a floorplan in order to determine the location of the 9 Life Areas. The space is divided into 9 squares or rectangles (similar to a tic-tac-toe figure).
- The three areas on the back of the home or office buidling are related to the past.
- The three areas in the middle are the ones that need daily attention.
- The three areas at the front of the building are the ones that project into the future.
Click on the link below at the left to check out a free downloadable version of a simple Free Bagua Map. This is a really good tool to get started in your study of Feng Shui. When you are ready, check out the Professional Feng Shui Bagua Map by clicking on the link to the right, the one Moni Castaneda uses in consultations and which she developed herself.
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Feng Shui Bagua Map | Download Basic Feng Shui Bagua Map for Free or purchase the professional Feng Shui Bagua Map for only $14.99. See below for instruction on how to map a floorplan or blueprint of a home. This Nine Life Areas Feng Shui Bagua Map is used professionally by Feng Shui Advisor Monica P. Castaneda. See below for instructions on how to map a floorplan or blueprint.
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BACK
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Detailed information for every one of the 9 Life Areas on one side: Keywords, symbols, elements, type of energy, times of the day, season, colors, how to enhance, what to avoid, unsoncsious expression in a corner or midpoint of the home or business, plus the conscious expressions of the life areas in the different rooms of a home.
Expanded information about the five elements as they apply to each life area on the back: ages for males and females for every element, shapes, materials and color recommended for each life area, what to invite, what to avoid, body parts associated to each life area, as well as favorable, flavors, feelings affected and how to relieve them.
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DETAIL - BACK
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Feng Shui for the Body Chart
Feng Shui is influenced by Traditional Chinese Medicine. During classes my students are often fascinated between the relationships between the elements, the space and the human body. These charts summarize some of the most fascinating parallels between Traditional Chinese Medicine and Feng Shui.
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Front: Feng Shui in the Body:
Maps of organs in the eyes, tongue and face, the five elements and the five flavors "cure," active organs by time of the day, ying/yang balancing with clapping rythms.
Back: Comprehensive 5 Elements Table
includes colors, shapes and materials of the five elements used in Feng Shui and how they combine with each other. Relationship between the five elements: water, wood, fire, earth and metal and the organs and systems of the body, as well as emotions and sounds.
This is information available originally only to the practitioners of the Nine Steps to Feng Shui System® during their teachers' training, shows the weaknesses and the strengths of the different organs in the body by time of day or night; what the tongue and face show about the internal conditions of the body; a couple of alchemic cures, one for the five elements using the five flavors, and one to balance yin and yang, given to Monica P. Castaneda by a practitioner of TCM from a very ancient school, basic iridology and a very extensive table on details of the five elements are they are used for healing the space and the body.
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©2004-2010 Monica P. Castaneda
Feng Shui is the ancient Chinese Art of Placement and has been in use throughout the Orient for thousands of years. The complex wisdom of the Feng Shui aspects gathered in these web pages constitutes the dynamic experience of the author and is not necessarily intended to be the ultimate guide for using these principles. An investigation of these inspired words is meant to lead you to your own understanding of this complex wisdom. Neither the website nor the author make any claim for absolute effectiveness. The adoption and application of the advice or information offered is solely the readers' responsibility. Feng Shui for Us and Mónica P. Castaneda are not responsible or liable in any manner for any loss or damages caused by following the suggestions in our articles, readings and other services.
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