[Feng Shui] School Conflicts—Trust Your Intuition

Core Concept: Trust Your Body Over Books

Globally, feng shui schools are extremely complex (San Yuan, San He, Eight Mansions, etc.).

Eight Mansions says: You are East Group, live in the East room.
Flying Stars says: This year East has the 5 Yellow Sha, living there will kill you.

Who should the reader listen to?

Ultimate Advice: Listen to Your “Body” 🧘‍♀️

Tell readers: If theories conflict, your body’s experience is the highest standard.

1. Sleep Test 😴

Switch location/direction for three days. If you sleep deeper and wake up more refreshed, that is correct. Even if a master says it’s a “Death Sector,” for you, it is auspicious.

2. Pet/Plant Test 🐱🌿

Which corner does the cat love most?
Where do plants grow most lushly?

Follow biological instincts—they are rarely wrong.

Advice for You (The Author) - Safe Harbor

Considering your global audience, when writing advanced content:

State Scope: Mark “Flying Star directions below vary by hemisphere; Southern Hemisphere readers please consult local masters or flip North/South.”
Focus on Physical Environment: Prioritize tidiness, storage, lighting, noise, furniture placement (Forms)—these are universal physical axioms.
Soften Absolute Directions: Use “Sunny Side / Shady Side” or “Door Side / Window Side” instead of absolute “East/South/West/North” where possible.