Over the years, I have been following Grand Master Chan to do consultations and to listen to his Feng Shui and BAZI teaching. I followed him to Yin Feng Shui trips: Lanzarote – Spain, Fort Williams – Scotland, Amsterdam – Holland, Hunan Province – China, Lake District – England, Champéry – Switzerland and recently Valencia, Spain.
I have experienced how Grand Master Chan understands natural forms and how he can heal what is wrong as a Feng Shui doctor with his extraordinary skills.
I have just got back from Yin Feng Shui course Valencia, Spain.
My experience of the Yin Feng Shui course was so valuable and inspirational.
I would like to thank you Master Chan for sharing his knowledge to our benefit.
Form School Research
I have been doing form FS research in the last decade. It is especially interesting for me to do research in the natural environment.
We all wish to have a happy and healthy life so we need to choose a good place to live. The most important consideration of choosing a place to live is how protected that place is going to be. We wish to avoid harmful energy /SAT CHI/ coming to our home. A well protected place has an ideal form which is similar to a horseshoe or an armchair. The back of a site should resemble the back of a chair and its top should be rounded. That is the form of the black tortoise.
Five Celestial animals
In the Form there are symbolic animals that represent special properties. These animals are Black Tortoise, Red Phoenix, Green Dragon, White Tiger and the Yellow Snake. There are two major Celestial Protectors in the Form: The White Tiger and the Green Dragon.
I have collected examples of the White Tiger and the Green Dragon formations in rural and in urban areas based on Master Chan’s teachings and my intuitive feel of the land.
Please find a couple of interesting examples below:
Rural Tiger and Dragon as Celestial protectors
In rural areas the land that the building occupies can be larger. In rural settings the buildings or houses have a closer relationship to the land than a flat in a high rise building of a town.
THE WHITE TIGER
Associated direction: West Element: Metal Color: White
The White Tiger represents Yin which is the strength, the bravery and the energy of Yin. The White Tiger occupies the cardinal direction of West in our compass and its element is Metal. In the natural landscape the White Tiger is located to the right, female side. This land formation should be lower and shorter than the land on the left Green Dragon side. If the White Tiger is long, then the Green Dragon must be high to create a balance of Yin and Yang.
THE GREEN DRAGON
Associated direction: East Element: Wood Color: Green
According to Chinese astrology, the Green Dragon is a noble animal of good fortune. Its energy is typically Yang. The Dragon’s cardinal direction is East and its element is Wood, hens the green color. In land structure, the Green Dragon is always located to the left side of the land. Ideally it should be higher on this side in the form of a hill, building, porch, or tree. If the Green Dragon is long, the White Tiger must be shorter and high for the Yin/Yang balance.
Phuket, Thailand
The White Tiger side is longer and the Green Dragon is shorter but higher. The two arms are holding the water attracting the money energy to the land.
Monte Carlo
3 bays, yacht harbors holding the water
The White Tiger and the Green Dragon arms holding the money energy threefold. Monaco is a symbol of high society and financial affluence with privileges of no taxation.
Urban Tiger and Dragon
The same principles apply in the urban or city environment for town houses and buildings as in the natural areas. Houses or buildings with green stones or green vegetation, big trees or ivy clinging to them, greenish tint act like Green Dragons. White Tiger buildings or houses can be simply painted white or natural stone colored
Tiger and Dragon as works of art
The Tiger and Dragon symbolize the Yin Yang duality of the universe. These two symbols of the male and female energies have very specific meanings and can be used as Feng Shui cures as well as works of art.
Master Kristina Neuhauser
PhD. Phil.
BAZI Master
