Disclaimer

Please read this before acting on anything on this site. It is short, and it matters.

What this site is

This site presents feng shui — a traditional Chinese practice of arranging living space — in plain English, for general education and home decorating ideas. It is written by a lay student of the tradition, not a certified master, and it is intended as cultural and practical guidance about rooms, furniture, light, and color.

What this site is not

• Not fortune-telling. Nothing here predicts your future, reads your fate, or tells you what will happen to you. No BaZi readings, no destiny analysis, no personal forecasts are offered or implied.
• Not professional advice. Nothing here is medical, psychological, financial, investment, legal, or construction advice. If a room change involves health, safety, wiring, plumbing, or structure, consult a qualified professional first.
• Not a promise of results. Arranging a room does not guarantee wealth, health, love, career success, or any other outcome. Any page that describes a traditional association (for example, a "wealth corner") is describing the tradition's symbolism, not making a claim that following it will change your finances.
• Not a substitute for real fixes. A leaking faucet should be fixed by a plumber, a broken lock by a locksmith, poor sleep that persists by a doctor. Feng shui complements practical action; it never replaces it.

Annual charts

The flying stars content (including the 2027 chart) follows the traditional annual system: the year's stars are presented as a cultural framework for arranging space during that year. The chart is checked against published sources, but traditional systems differ between schools, and you may find other sources that disagree on details. Treat the chart as a guide for layout decisions, not as a factual prediction about events.

Products

Books sold through Payhip are digital PDF guides for personal use. Purchase and refund terms are those shown at checkout on Payhip. Nothing on this site or in the books should be read as a guarantee of any personal outcome.

Your responsibility

Use your own judgment. Try the free, reversible changes first — moving furniture, adding light, clearing clutter — and keep whatever genuinely makes your home feel better. Ignore anything that doesn't. If any suggestion here conflicts with safety, building rules, or common sense, common sense wins.