Feng Shui (pronounced "fong schway") is a Chinese philosophy about the relationship between humans and the environment.  Everything is connected and affects our well-being.  Certain geographical, architectural and planetary conditions can either enhance or degenerate our well-being.  Based on the laws of nature, feng shui theories offer us a way of understanding why certain things occur in our lives.  We can use this knowledge to create a comfortable environment that lets us live and work efficiently and progressively.   

Developed over 8,000 years ago, feng shui theories came from logical conclusions about natural cause and effects that have endured through time.  Passed down from generation to generation, only a select few understand the phenomenon of feng shui in its entirety.  The complexity and correct application of feng shui takes many years to learn from a Master.

Today, feng shui is a multi-disciplinary study encompassing architecture, urban planning, geography, astrology, electromagnetism, landscape design, environmental psychology and much more.

Everything is made of chi, or energy.  Chi is organized into five elements: metal, fire, water, wood and earth.  Each of these physical elements are energies that have frequencies with a unique wavelength.  These different frequencies react to each other in different ways - some positive and some negative.  Based on the Taoist philosophies of nature which include the Yin-Yang Theory, Five Element Theory and the Yi-Jing Trigrams, feng shui helps us determine which frequencies work positively with our own personal energy, the energies of our family members and co-workers.  With this knowledge, we can arrange our environment accordingly.