Feng Shui meaning

Feng Shui (pronounced “fang schway”) can literally be translated as “wind-water”, referring to an ideal location containing both mountains and water. 

 Mountains protect a site from strong winds. This ancient method is most often defined as the ancient Chinese science of positioning dwellings and graves. The purpose behind using this wisdom is to tap the best possible Qi from both the ground and the surroundings. 

 This Qi energy will then foster the well-being and prosperity of the inhabitants.

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