Feng Shui

Level: Practitioner level 3

By successfully completing this course, you will:

  • Gain skills and knowledge to practice Feng Shui – graduates of this course can also obtain professional liability insurance
  • Become a Registered BSY Feng Shui Practitioner
  • Be awarded the professional BSY Diploma
  • Be eligible to become a member of AHCP (Association of Complementary Practitioners)

You can study this course from the comfort of your own home; in your own time and at your own pace; with helpful support and encouragement from our friendly tutors.

Course overview

Our homes call us into a relationship that affects the whole of our lives. Here you learn to understand the energies of your home and how to develop your own creative approach to improve life on all levels. This is an intuitive approach to Feng Shui, and for the beginner it will open a door to self discovery and planetary healing. For the more experienced it provides a window to see Feng Shui in a new and inspiring way. This course can also be used to complement many other forms of healing, including Crystals and Colour Therapy.

Syllabus

  • Lesson One
    • Introduction
      • History of Feng Shui
      • The Meaning and Use of Feng Shui
      • Feng Shui Today
      • Some Everyday Uses for Feng Shui
    • Feng Shui and the Environment
      • Environmental Features
    • Glossary
  • Lesson Two
    • Principles of Feng Shui
      • Tao
      • Yin and Yang
      • The Correspondences
      • Right and Left Brain Function
      • The Collective Unconscious
      • The Four Seasons
      • The Eight Trigrams
      • The Pah Kwa
  • Lesson Three
    • Principles of Feng Shui (Continued)
      • Later Heaven Sequence
      • The True Reality
      • The Subtle Body
    • The I Ching
      • Building the Hexagram
      • The Five Elements
  • Lesson Four
    • Chi
      • The Cosmic Breath – Human Living Energy
      • The Eight Remedies
      • Light
      • Sound
      • Colour
      • Life
      • Stillness
      • Movement
      • Straight Lines
      • Machinery
    • The Eight Enrichments
  • Lesson Five
    • Feng Shui in the Home
      • Pah Kwa and Lo Shu
      • Walking the Nine Palaces
      • Specific Areas
  • Lesson Six
    • Feng Shui in the Home (Continued)
      • The Sitting Room
      • Dining Room
      • Kitchen
      • Bedrooms
      • Bathroom
      • Corridors
      • Windows
      • Doors
      • Beams
  • Lesson Seven
    • Feng Shui in the Garden
      • The Driveway
      • Pathways
      • Directions to check
      • The Four Animals of the Compass
      • The Four Types of Chi from the Compass
      • Screens, Hedges and Arbours
  • Lesson Eight
    • Feng Shui in the Garden (Continued)
      • Plants
      • Trees
      • Paved Areas
      • Rock Gardens
      • Ponds and Fountains
    • Outer good fortune
    • Inner good fortune
      • Method
      • Remedies
  • Lesson Nine
    • Feng Shui in Business
      • Business Premises
      • Shops
      • Roads Leading to Business
      • Office Layouts
  • Lesson Ten
    • Feng Shui Compass
    • Working at Home
    • The Five Elements and the Environment
      • The Five Elements and the Five Cardinal Points
      • Shape
      • Wood – Spring –East – Green
      • Fire – Summer – South – Red
      • Earth – Centre – Yellow
      • Metal – Autumn – West – White
      • Water – Winter – North – Black

Practical training

No practical training is required to complete this course.