The Basics of Traditional Feng Shui
Feng Shui is an ancient discipline that observes the relationship between humans and their environment. Far from the decorative approaches often mistakenly associated with the term, it is an art of observing and balancing energies. This training provides the first essential reference points for understanding the visible and invisible influences that shape our living spaces.
1 000 € for in-person / distance learning and 800 € for E-learning
Why start with the basics?
This five-part introductory course is designed to provide a clear and structured progression: cosmology, the circulation of Qi, landscape analysis, the role of the house, and the place of the individual.
Each theme is explored step by step, enabling participants to immediately experience what they learn by connecting theory with real-world observation.
Teaching accessible to everyone
No prior knowledge is required. The courses combine clear explanations, diagrams, and practical exercises.
In-person sessions take place in a friendly and interactive setting.
In distance learning (FOAD), live sessions via Zoom ensure an immersive experience comparable to classroom learning, with materials sent in advance.
In e-learning, content is available online for independent study, allowing participants to progress at their own pace.
Learning outcomes
By the end of these two days, you will be able to:
- Identify the main environmental influences affecting a living space.
- Understand the foundations of Qi and their practical applications.
- Establish the first principles of Feng Shui analysis for a home or professional space.
This foundational course opens the door to advanced pathways such as Ba Zhai, San He, San Yuan, and Yang Gong Feng Shui.
- Public
- General public
- Duration
- 14 heures - 2 jours
- Satisfaction rate
- 100 %
- Graduation
- 44
- Success rate
- 100 %
Duration: 1 hour and 45 minutes
Objective: Understand the definition and the main principles of Feng Shui
Chapter 1: Definitions
Chapter 2: Origins
Chapter 3: Ethics and philosophy of Feng Shui
Chapter 4: Identifying the most beneficial energies in one’s environment
Chapter 5: Qi
Chapter 6: Analysis systems
… Module 1 Assessment
Duration: 1 hour and 45 minutes
Objective: Master the concept of cosmology in Feng Shui
Chapter 1: The Cosmic Trinity
Chapter 2: Wu Chi – Tai Chi – Yin and Yang
Chapter 3: Ba Gua
Chapter 4: Wu Xing 五行 – The Five Elements
Chapter 5: Former Heaven – Later Heaven
Chapter 6: The 24 Mountains
… Module 2 Assessment
Duration: 1 hour and 45 minutes
Objective: Master the methods and principles of Feng Shui
Chapter 1: Beneficial Qi and Harmful Qi
Chapter 2: The Natural Order of Things
Chapter 3: The Four Aspects of Feng Shui
Chapter 4: Location and Direction
Chapter 5: Measurement with the Luo Pan
… Module 3 Assessment
Duration: 1 hour and 45 minutes
Objective: Master the concept of landscape in Feng Shui
Chapter 1: San He
Chapter 2: The Dragon’s Nest
Chapter 3: Mountains and Embracing Forms
Chapter 4: Cities
Chapter 5: The Four Celestial Animals
… Module 4 Assessment
Duration: 3 hours
Objective: Master the concept of the home in Feng Shui
Chapter 1: Structures
Chapter 2: Layout and Arrangement
Chapter 3: Energy Entry into the Home
… Module 5 Assessment
Duration: 4 hours
Objective: Master the principles of Feng Shui application
Chapter 1: Ba Zhai
Chapter 2: The Eight Trigrams
Chapter 3: Gua Numbers
Chapter 4: The Eight Types of Qi – Explanation
Chapter 5: Ba Zhai – Principles of Application
Chapter 6: The Small Tai Ji
Chapter 7: Impact on Sectors
Chapter 8: Principles of Elemental Opposition
Chapter 9: Effects of Element Removal
Chapter 10: Case Study: Analysis of Real-Life Examples
… Module 6 Assessment