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Dear Anon,

It should be noted that Feng Shui or other divinity method is always relevant because:

1. Lowest Common Denominator

All Feng Shui, divinity methods, medicine, food etc... uses the Five Element Concept.

2. Yin and Yang

This is another major form of Feng Shui.

3. Compass School readings on Earth Luck

4. The Chinese always use the magnetic compass for their compass school Feng Shui.

5. And as we all know, it is based on the magnetic North anywhere in the world. This magnetic North can change; but if it does, the readings always follows the South-North marking. And these readings are taken on the planet earth and not on the planet mars, moon or jupiter.

6. Compass School is just one of the methods used in Feng Shui. In fact, for some practitioners, they can do away with Compass School and rely on Shapes and Forms. Especially when evaluating large pieces of land by looking at the sand and surrounding scenery.

7. Majority of the time, a FS practitioner locates Qi flow: beneficial and sha qi.

Sha qi comes in various forms e.g. poison arrows, dead qi (e.g. in a store room) etc...

Warmest Regards,
Cecil

On 1/29/2003 6:37:00 PM, Anonymous wrote:
>Dear Master Cecil:
>
>Three or four thousands years
>ago, our ancestors observed
>the magnetic fields, relative
>position of the earth versus
>other planets within and
>outside the solar system, etc.
>and their impact on our
>health, wealth, happiness and
>invented Feng Shui.
>
>Ever since, the relative
>positions of the earth with
>other planets including the
>sun and moon have changed
>somewhat. Do we still
>practise Feng Shui the same
>way as that of the ancient
>time? Do you think some of
>the Feng Shui practice may
>have become off the track? Do
>we have to make some
>adjustment accordingly?
>
>The above are some of my
>thoughts. I do not mean to be
>contentious. May be some
>contributions can be made in
>those areas.
>
> Thank you for your time.
>
>Warm Regards,
>Anon