Feng Shui Articles

Feng Shui “Funeral-Waiting House” (停喪屋): A Hidden Sha That Brings Repeated Misfortune

Peter Yap | Friday, 6 March 2026

In Feng Shui, some homes originally enjoy harmony, prosperity and good health. However, when additional structures are built without proper consideration of the surrounding energy field, the balance of the property can be disrupted.

A house that once had excellent Feng Shui may suddenly experience repeated illnesses, accidents or unexpected problems after an extension or new structure is added. The reason is simple: the original energy field of the property has been disturbed.

The name may sound very inauspicious, but it accurately reflects the symbolism of the structure. I originally did not want to use this term. However, because this type of structure is often overlooked and can cause real harm, I decided to keep the traditional name to raise awareness.

Should Fu (福) Be Displayed Upside Down? A Feng Shui Perspective on Fortune Flow

Peter Yap | Friday, 20 February 2026

Fortune, prosperity, and harmony are central to Feng Shui, and few symbols such as the character 福 (Fu). But should Fu be displayed upright or upside down? This article explores the deeper meaning of Fu, its heavenly origins, and how its placement can influence the flow of blessings into your home.

2026 Feng Shui: Wealth-Enhancing Arrangement

Peter Yap | Friday, 6 February 2026

As we enter 2026, the annual Feng Shui energies change, altering where wealth opportunities and financial risks reside within a property. Proper wealth-enhancing arrangements can help you tap into favourable Flying Stars while minimising disturbances that weaken prosperity luck.

“Yin Debt” (欠阴债): Traditional Belief, BaZi, Feng Shui, and Modern Interpretation

Peter Yap | Friday, 23 January 2026

In recent years, the concept of “Yin Debt” (欠阴债) has gained attention as a way to explain repeated misfortune, family health issues, or financial challenges. While it originates from traditional Chinese belief, modern interpretations often link it to metaphysical practices such as BaZi (Chinese destiny analysis) and Feng Shui (environmental energy alignment). This article explores the traditional meaning of Yin Debt, how it is interpreted in modern BaZi and Feng Shui practices, and how to distinguish authentic spiritual guidance from fear-based or commercialized approaches—frequently followed by a proposal to “repay” the debt through paid rituals.

It was never a simple “pay money = cancel debt” concept.

2026 Feng Shui : Social, Relationship & Romance Arrangement

Peter Yap | Friday, 16 January 2026

The Year of the Fire Horse (2026) charges in with bold movement, passion and momentum—making it a powerful year for building connections, strengthening relationships and opening the door to new romance. Horse energy encourages confidence, communication and social activity, but it can also create restlessness or emotional impatience if the heart space is not grounded.

2026 Feng Shui: Career Advancement Arrangement

Peter Yap | Friday, 2 January 2026

2026 Bing Wu Fire Horse Year (丙午) begins at Li Chun on 4 February 2026 at 4:20 AM and ends on 4 February 2027 at 10:09 AM

Flying Star #6 White is located in the North sector. This star is particularly beneficial for non-office professions, including law enforcement, construction, IT, drivers, and other work that is not desk-based. That said, office professionals can also benefit from this star.