Practitioner Level Chue Style Feng Shui

Course review:

Module C is open exclusively to Module B attendees. This practitioner level Feng Shui school training guides you towards becoming a professional Feng Shui consultant and offers more practical training than any other Chue course by providing you with 3 live practical days prior to your exam. The syllabus continues to expand on subjects already covered in Modules A and B, while also introducing new topics.

Module C Syllabus

• Ba Zi – Chinese Horoscope The Ba Zi, or Eight Characters is otherwise known as Four Pillars Astrology and is primarily concerned with the balance of the 5 Elements in an individual, and how it changes with the influence of time. It is based on the Year, Month, Day and Hour of an individual’s birth and even takes into consideration local climatic conditions. Analysis of the Ba Zi can reveal information about a person’s character and health, as well as their natural affinity for money, marriage and career (including what type of career). Having determined the balance of elements for an individual, it can be improved by consideration of clothing colours, diet and Feng Shui. The material presented will provide a strong foundation for studying Chinese astrology at a more advanced level, and also provides knowledge which is essential for the study of Feng Shui, such as understanding of the stems and branches, their clashes and combinations, and also the twelve palaces.
• 24 Heaven Stars This technique reveals how shapes found surrounding a building are positively or adversely influencing the inhabitants. Learn how to remedy the effect of the curses (such as Celestial Hook and Burning Sun) and get the bad guys to work for you! No energy is purely bad or purely good. There is always the opportunity for transformation and every extreme contains a seed of its opposing nature.
• Lap Yang elements We show you how the lap yang elements are not only related to the health of an individual, but also how to fine-tune our choice of colours.
• 72 Dragons & 120 Fin Kams Discover ‘Empty Dragons’, Cooling, Fading, Pure, Strong and Weak chi pulses and how these provide more information for our diagnosis.
• The Six Kinships Learn how the site and facing/front door kinships influence the fortunes of inhabitants and subtle changes to enhance/reduce their effect.
• Yuen Hom Chi calculations Learn whether chi is ‘growing’ or ‘clashing’ into or out of a property, due to door anglings and site readings.
• Calculating personal Kua (based on the I-Ching hexagram) This gives a consultant information about how to align beds and desks in ‘quiet’ or ‘active’ zones and the significance of the ‘Missing Numbers’ of a property or room and how this affects the occupants.
• Using the Tung Sing (Chinese Almanac) Using the Tung Sing or Tong Shu (Chinese Almanac) we find further insight into which days are appropriate for moving house, establishing a new business, breaking ground for new builds etc. We also look to avoid Compass Poison days and Water Poison Days.
• Loa-Bann Feng Shui ruler This allows us to custom-design doors, desks and tables to the most auspicious dimensions and heights.
• Date Selection Techniques to calculate powerful dates for starting a business, moving into a new home etc…And how to select the best day for your client to carry out their changes is perhaps as important as the type of change itself.
• Chinese Medicine, Health & Taoism We will provide you with the fundamentals of Traditional Chinese Medicine in order that you can understand the role of feng shui assessment and cures within the diagnostic framework. We also convey the key principles of Taoist philosophy and its holistic view of healthcare and simple yet powerful approach to spirituality.
• Consolidation and setting priorities We will continue showing you real-life examples from our own consultations and accompany you on practical site visits, to ensure you know how to apply the information you are learning. We will also show you how to prioritise your considerations when engaging with the energy of a property and how to remain grounded and not too “in your head”.
• Consultation Skills Report Writing, Consultation Skills, Fee Structures, Marketing, Plan Drawing, Presentation Skills, Professional Conduct & Code of Ethics, Mentoring

Upon successful completion of Module C you are awarded with a Certificate of Attendance and upon passing the professional exam you are then awarded a Certificate of Practice and entitled to practice professionally and to join the Chue Foundation and Feng Shui Agency’s mentoring and practice development programme.

Homework and case-study assignments are set throughout.