Esoteric · Intermediate
Build a steady practice across five Chinese arts
A recorded practicum library that turns Feng Shui, Ba Zi, Qi Men Dun Jia, I Ching and Zi Wei Dou Shu into a weekly routine you can follow.
- 30 recorded practicum lessons
- Six structured modules
- Monthly activation guides
- Worksheets and reference notes
- Lifetime access
- 14-day money-back guarantee
Why theory stops short at the first real chart
You have read about the five arts, saved charts and watched free lessons. Then a friend asks what their birth chart says, or you stand in a flat with a compass in your hand, and the method falls apart. The vocabulary is there, but the sequence is not.
The missing piece is rarely another theory. It is repeated, guided practice: opening a chart with a clear question, measuring a space step by step, checking the timing, and writing down what you actually see. That is how the arts become usable.
This programme gathers recorded practicum sessions into one self-paced library. Each module takes one art and works through the moves a practitioner repeats: define the question, read the chart or space, cross-check with a second method, and record the result.
You can follow the modules in order or use the library as a reference when a new case comes up. The aim is not to collect more terms. It is to give you a practice you can run every week.
What you will be able to do
By the end of the library, you will have a working routine for each of the five arts.
- Read a Lo Pan compass and identify a building's façade
Work through private homes, flats, offices and buildings with more than one entrance.
- Map the four pillars of a Ba Zi chart
Build the chart from date and hour, then locate the day master and its supporting elements.
- Spot symbolic stars and red flags in a chart
Recognise markers that deserve attention without treating them as fixed fate.
- Build a Qi Men birth chart and frame an oracle question
Know when to use a birth chart, when to use the oracle, and how to ask a clear question.
- Use I Ching hexagrams as decision prompts
Read a hexagram as a structured prompt for a real decision rather than a vague prediction.
- Interpret Zi Wei Dou Shu palace themes
Use the twelve palaces to explore life themes, hidden motives and recurring patterns.
- Plan a monthly activation with Qi Men timing
Follow a repeatable routine for choosing dates and planning activations.
- Keep a structured practice journal for every reading
Record the question, the chart, the timing, the interpretation and the outcome.
- 6
- structured modules
- 30
- recorded lessons
- 5
- arts covered
The three-pass reading method
Every practicum in the library follows the same three-pass method. It keeps a reading grounded when a chart is complex or a space has several entrances.
First you define the question in one sentence. Then you read the chart or space and check the timing. Finally you cross-check with a second art and write the action in plain language.
The method is simple on purpose. It gives you a repeatable sequence you can use with Feng Shui, Ba Zi, Qi Men, I Ching or Zi Wei, and it makes your notes useful later.
- Pass one: define the question in one sentence
- Pass two: read the chart or space and check the timing
- Pass three: cross-check with a second art
- Write the action in plain language
- Review the result after the month
How the course works
The programme is fully self-paced. Each module contains recorded video practicums, a written worksheet and a short reference note. You watch the demonstration, pause to try the same step on your own chart or space, and compare your notes with the worked example.
You can work through the modules in order, or jump to the art you need for a current question. The library is designed to be revisited: the same lesson can support a new case months later.
There are no live sessions and no personal consultations. The question-and-answer library is made of recorded discussions, so you can learn from common mistakes and interpretation questions at your own pace.
The programme
Six modules move from orientation to integrated case practice.
1Module 1 — Orientation and the practitioner's toolkitSet up a practice routine and learn how the five arts fit together.5 lessons
- How Feng Shui, Ba Zi, Qi Men, I Ching and Zi Wei fit together
- Setting up a practice notebook and chart file
- Reading the solar calendar, hour pillars and time zones
- Framing a clear question before you open a chart
- Ethical boundaries and when to refer a question on
2Module 2 — Feng Shui in practiceMeasure spaces and read the Lo Pan without guesswork.5 lessons
- Defining the façade of a house, flat or office
- Holding and reading a Lo Pan compass
- Measuring in modern buildings with metal and interference
- Reading the key rings behind classical formulas
- Planning a sector activation for wealth or career
3Module 3 — Ba Zi foundations in practiceRead the four pillars, ten gods and symbolic stars in real charts.5 lessons
- Building the four pillars from date and hour
- Finding the day master and its supporting elements
- Reading the ten gods as character and behaviour
- Spotting symbolic stars, merges and clashes
- Identifying red flags without treating them as fate
4Module 4 — Qi Men Dun Jia for timing and strategyUse birth charts, oracle charts and date selection with a clear workflow.5 lessons
- Birth chart versus oracle chart: when to use each
- Locating the destiny palace and its strategy
- Choosing dates for decisions and launches
- Building a monthly forecast routine
- Five common beginner errors in Qi Men date selection
5Module 5 — I Ching and Zi Wei Dou ShuAdd hexagrams and the purple star map to your practice.5 lessons
- Casting and reading a hexagram as a decision prompt
- Linking Qi Men questions with I Ching hexagrams
- Mapping the twelve palaces in Zi Wei Dou Shu
- Reading hidden motives and life themes
- Integrating oracle readings without mixing systems
6Module 6 — Integrated case practiceBring the arts together in complete, repeatable readings.5 lessons
- Case study: a career change question
- Case study: a relationship question
- Case study: choosing a home or office
- Recording, reviewing and improving your readings
- Building your personal reference library
What you get
Every part of the library is designed to be used during a real reading.
- 30 recorded practicum lessons
Six modules of video sessions you can replay at your own pace.
- Six module workbooks
Worksheets for each art, with space for your own cases.
- Lo Pan measurement checklist
A step-by-step guide for façade and compass readings.
- Ba Zi chart worksheet
A structured page for pillars, ten gods and symbolic stars.
- Qi Men question planner
A template for birth charts, oracle questions and date selection.
- I Ching decision journal
A place to record hexagrams, questions and outcomes.
- Zi Wei palace map
A reference sheet for the twelve palaces and their themes.
- Monthly activation guide template
A repeatable routine for planning activations with Qi Men timing.
- Lifetime access to the library
Return to the recordings and notes whenever a new case comes up.
Is this course for you?
This course is for you if…
- You have studied the basics of Feng Shui, Ba Zi or Qi Men and want to apply them.
- You keep notes and charts but need a repeatable practice routine.
- You want a recorded library you can return to before a reading.
- You are curious about how the five arts fit together.
- You prefer self-paced study with written references.
Probably not a fit if…
- You are looking for live classes or one-to-one mentoring.
- You want guaranteed predictions or fixed outcomes.
- You need medical, legal or financial advice.
- You expect a professional qualification from a short programme.
- You dislike symbolic systems or calendar-based planning.
After the course
You finish with a practice you can run every week. When a question comes up, you know how to frame it, which chart or space to open, and which second art will give you a useful cross-check.
You will have a reference library of recorded demonstrations and worksheets, so you are not starting from a blank page each time. You can compare a new case with a worked example and see where your interpretation differs.
You will also know the limits of a short reading. The programme teaches you to recognise when a question needs a deeper study, a different specialist, or simply more time before a decision.
Questions before you join
How much time do I need each week?
Plan for two to three hours a week. The lessons are short enough to fit around work, and you can pause a module and return to it later.
Do I need prior experience?
Some familiarity with Feng Shui, Ba Zi or Qi Men helps, but Module 1 reviews the foundations and the vocabulary. Complete beginners can follow, though they should expect to replay lessons.
How do I get access after payment?
You receive access to the online library as soon as payment is confirmed. The programme is self-paced, so you can start immediately and study in any order.
What is the refund policy?
You can request a refund within 14 days of purchase. Write to the support address in your order confirmation, and access to the library is closed once the refund is processed.
What format are the lessons in?
The lessons are recorded video practicums with written worksheets, checklists and reference notes. The programme is fully self-paced.
Does the material stay available?
Yes. Your purchase includes lifetime access to the recorded library, so you can return to the lessons and notes whenever you need them.
Do I need a Lo Pan compass?
A Lo Pan is useful but not required to start. The Feng Shui module explains how to read the instrument and how to work with measurements when you do not yet own one.
Is this a subscription?
No. This is a one-time purchase for the recorded programme. You are not signing up for a recurring subscription.
Will I learn all five arts in depth?
You get a working overview and practice in all five arts, with more depth in Feng Shui, Ba Zi and Qi Men. The programme is a practice library, not a full professional qualification.
Start a practice you can keep
Move from collecting theory to reading charts, measuring spaces and planning activations with a repeatable method.