Esoteric · All levels
A self-paced professional programme in feng shui and in the Chinese and Vedic chart systems, built from recorded seminars and structured written practice.
You have probably moved a desk, hung a crystal or turned a bed because an article said it would help. Some of it worked, most of it did not, and nothing explained why. The problem is rarely the tip itself — it is that tips arrive without the system that makes them meaningful.
Feng shui and astrology are diagnostic disciplines. Before you recommend a change to a home or interpret a chart, you need to know what you are looking at: the quality of the space, the direction it faces, the period it belongs to, the elements present, and the person who lives there. Without that frame, every recommendation is a guess dressed up as tradition.
This programme gives you that frame from the ground up. It starts with the vocabulary — qi, yin and yang, the five elements, the bagua — and carries it through the classical compass and form schools, then into the Chinese and Vedic chart systems that practitioners read alongside a space.
Everything is delivered as recorded seminars and written practice, so you move at the pace your week allows. You work through the same sequence a consultant works through: observe, calculate, interpret, recommend, and check the result.
Each ability below is taught in a lesson, practised in an assignment and checked against a worked example.
Identify the facing direction, the centre and the nine sectors before you suggest a single change.
Choose colours, materials and forms for a specific sector instead of following generic advice.
Weigh what the calculations say against what the shape of the building and its surroundings actually show.
Convert a date and time of birth into the four pillars, the ten gods and the luck pillars.
Explain an element balance and a period of timing without jargon the client cannot follow.
Place the stars in the twelve palaces and identify the themes that carry the most weight.
Use the Indian tradition as a second opinion and notice where the two systems agree and where they diverge.
Turn observations into a short, prioritised set of recommendations a client can act on this month.
The programme is fully self-paced. Each module opens with a recorded seminar that introduces the topic and works through real examples on screen, followed by shorter lessons that take one technique at a time. You watch, pause, and repeat the calculation in your workbook.
Every module ends with a practice assignment: a floor plan to read, a chart to build, a report to draft. You complete it yourself, then compare your result with the worked example and the self-check list that come with it. That comparison is where most of the learning happens — it shows you precisely which step you skipped or rushed.
You can start at module one and work straight through, or, if you already know the basics of feng shui, begin with the astrology modules. Nothing is tied to a calendar, there are no live sessions to attend, and the material stays in your account for as long as you need it.
Eight modules take you from first principles to a complete consultation report. Each module is a set of recorded lessons plus one written assignment.
Seminar-style videos with the calculations shown step by step on screen.
Sector maps, chart grids and report templates you fill in as you go.
Each with a worked example and a self-check list so you can grade your own work.
Reference sheets for the twenty-four mountains, stems, branches and palaces.
A structured template for a full consultation report covering space and occupant.
Revisit any module whenever a real case sends you back to the theory.
Read the first modules and decide whether the method suits you.
Many schools teach feng shui and astrology as separate subjects. In practice, a consultation that uses only one of them is half a reading: the space tells you what the building supports, the chart tells you what the person needs from it.
The programme therefore keeps the two threads running in parallel from module four onwards. When you audit a bedroom in the form-school module, you also look at the occupant's element balance. When you interpret a luck pillar, you check it against the room that person actually sleeps in.
By the final project you produce a single document covering both: an assessment of the space, an assessment of the person, and a short list of changes that follows from the two together rather than from either one alone.
You finish with a working method rather than a pile of notes. Given a floor plan and a birth date, you can sit down with the workbook and produce a structured reading: the facing direction, the sector analysis, the element balance of the occupant, and the timing that matters for the year ahead.
You will also have a portfolio of completed assignments — several floor plans, several charts and a full final report — that shows what you can do. Some students use these as the basis for their first consultations; others apply the method to their own home and family first, which is a perfectly good place to start.
And you keep the material. When a new case confuses you, you return to the module that covers it, re-watch the seminar and run the assignment again with your own data.
Plan for three to four hours a week: roughly an hour of video and two to three hours of practice. At that pace the eight modules take about three to four months. You can go faster or slower — nothing is scheduled and no deadline is enforced.
No. Module one starts with the vocabulary and assumes nothing. If you already know the basics of feng shui, you can move quickly through the first three modules and begin the chart work earlier.
As soon as the payment is confirmed you receive an email with your login details for the learning account. The full programme, workbook and assignment files are there immediately; there is no waiting list and no start date.
You have 14 days from purchase to ask for a refund. Write to the support address in your order email, state the order number, and the payment is returned in full. You do not have to justify the decision.
Recorded video seminars and shorter technique lessons, supported by a printable workbook, reference tables and worked examples. There are no live sessions, no calls and no scheduled classes — the whole programme is self-study.
The lessons, workbook and templates stay in your account with no expiry date. You can re-watch a module years later when a particular case sends you back to it.
A floor plan of the property, a birth date and time, and a calculator cover almost everything. A traditional luo pan compass is useful but not required: the course includes a printable compass rose and clear instructions for taking a direction with an ordinary compass or a phone.
No. The traditions behind it are old, but the programme teaches them as systems of observation and calculation. You are not asked to adopt a belief, join a practice or change anything about your own convictions.
Yes, if you already read spaces confidently. The chart modules assume you know the five elements and the bagua, so check the first three modules before skipping them; most students find a quick review pays for itself.
Eight modules, 36 recorded lessons and a workbook that turns each technique into something you have actually done yourself.