Form School
Focuses mainly on the physical landscape, the shapes, sizes, watercourses, water views, and the relationship between the physical landscape and the buildings. Here you will find information about the four animals and how they relate to the directions, "secret" arrows, and the best placement of a house, town, office, etc.
This school focuses on the landscape contours, along with the shapes of hills and watercourses. It is concerned with the auspicious positioning of buildings and burial sites, which require the hills to provide protection from the wind (Feng), and for the provision of a good water (Shui) supply without flooding.
The main concerns within the Form School are to find auspicious landforms, especially the hseuh embraced by hills called the Tiger and the Dragon. These are found by looking at the contours of the hills surrounding a site, and determine whether their form will bring good or bad luck.
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About Feng Shui
- What is Feng Shui?
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