Feng-Shui: The Ancient Wisdom of Harmonious Living for Modern Times

by Eva Wong

     The first complete, in-depth course in the traditional Chinese art of harmonious design for interiors, buildings, and sites—including instructions for making your own geomantic compass for feng-shui readings. Deeply rooted in Taoist and shamanic origins, feng-shui is not simply a list of directives for building auspicious structures or arranging interiors for good luck. It is the art of reading the patterns of the universe and living in harmony with the environment. With 200 photos and diagrams.

288 pages, Paperback

First published July 1, 1996

About the author

Eva Wong is an independent scholar and a practitioner of the Taoist arts of the Pre-Celestial Way and Complete Reality lineages. She has written and translated many books on Taoism and related topics.

Reviews

[Joy Shinde]

This books gives the complete how-to on Feng Shui and also how to go about it. Enjoyed the book very much. Have read it more than 4 times. Does require lot of involvement, not a light read. For any one interested in Feng Shui I would highly recommend this book

[Marcus]

This book was fantastic! It did an excellent job of explaining both the theoretical foundations and practical applications of feng shui in a way that was exhaustive but also felt quite approachable. After one read through, there are already a lot of basic elements of landscape feng shui I can take notice of around any building, and I feel confident in taking a basic compass reading as well. Really highly recommend this book to anyone interested in learning about feng shui!