Feng Shui Layout Guide
Explore the secrets of Feng Shui in your home and office, inspired by classic texts such as "Zang Shu," "Qing Nang Jing," and "Di Li Wu Jue."
Xuan Kong Flying Star Feng Shui Layout
Xuan Kong Flying Stars distribute the nine Luo Shu stars across spatial directions based on time. Each star's arrival in a specific palace yields different auspicious or inauspicious effects. Enter the building's facing direction and year to automatically generate the Period Chart, Mountain Chart, and Facing Chart. Then, combine these with Qing Nang Ge's recommendations for activating good fortune and化解ing negative influences.
Chart Parameters
Nine Stars Flying Star Chart
Nine Palace Flying Star Chart
2026Year ·9ship2026Overview of Annual Feng Shui
2026YearFor9Ship，1（White Tanlang Star）Enter the central palace.
One White Star enters the center; the North is the auspicious direction, enhancing relationships and romance. As the star of love, it benefits social connections and romantic luck. This year, place fresh flowers or a fish tank in the North to harness its energy.
Advanced Feng Shui Analysis
Quick Directional Fortune Lookup
2026Annual Flying StarsSoutheast
Ji
South
Ji
Southwest
Ji
East
Ji
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Fierce
West
Fierce
Northeast
Fierce
North
Fierce
Northwest
Ji
2026Annual Flying Star Chart
2026year9Luck1Enter the Central Palace.White Tan Lang enters the center; the North is the auspicious direction, enhancing social connections and romance.
Southeast
White Tanlang Star
★ Ji
Boost popularity, romance, wisdom, and academic success
South
Six White Warrior Star
★ Ji
Boost authority, military rank, and windfall gains.
Southwest
Four Green Wenqu Star
★ Ji
Boost academic success, career achievements, and intellectual creativity.
East
Nine Purple Right Auxiliary Star
★ Ji
Prosperity, marriage, and the birth of a child.
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Black Earth Star
✕ Bad
Main Illness, Disaster, Petty People
West
Three Green Star
✕ Bad
Dispute, quarrel, litigation
Northeast
Five Yellow Len Zhen Star
✕ Bad
Major disaster, financial loss, and accidents.
North
Seven Red Breaker General Star
✕ Bad
Major financial loss, theft, and verbal disputes.
Northwest
Number Eight Left Auxiliary Star
★ Ji
Favorable for wealth, career success, and property acquisition.
2026Year ·1Enter Center Palace · Flying Stars Distribution Map
Feng Shui Chart
Feng Shui Encyclopedia
Feng Shui knowledge
Brings together practical knowledge on Xuan Kong Flying Stars, home Feng Shui, office Feng Shui, and cures. Draws from classic texts to preserve ancient wisdom.
Xuan Kong Flying Stars Basics: San Yuan Nine Cycles and the Nine Palace Flying Stars
Xuan Kong Fei Xing uses the San Yuan Jiu Yun time framework to distribute the Nine Stars of Luo Shu along a specific trajectory into the Nine Palaces. It is one of the most important Li Qi (Qi-based) systems in Feng Shui.
Nine Stars Auspiciousness and Inauspiciousness Detailed Explanation: Tan Lang, Ju Men, Lu Cun, Wen Qu, Lian Zhen
Each of the nine stars carries its own auspicious or inauspicious attributes: Star 1 (Tan Lang) governs romance and social connections, Star 8 (Zuo Fu) brings wealth and prosperity, while Star 5 (Lian Zhen) is a major negative force to be avoided. Understanding these star characteristics is the foundation of Feng Shui layout.
Home Feng Shui: Arranging the Living Room for Optimal Energy Flow
The living room is the heart of the home, and its Feng Shui layout directly influences household fortune. From sofa placement and coffee table selection to lighting setup, every detail affects the flow of energy.
Bedroom Feng Shui: How Bed Placement Affects Sleep Quality
Bedroom Feng Shui directly impacts sleep quality and overall health. Proper placement of the bed, mirrors, and window orientation creates a peaceful resting space based on ancient wisdom.
Office Feng Shui: Key Layout Tips to Boost Career Luck
Office Feng Shui layout impacts work efficiency and career growth. From desk orientation and seating choices to filing cabinet placement, a well-planned setup can propel your career forward.
Mitigating the Five Yellow Star: Strategies for the Annual Five Yellow Position
The Five Yellow Star is the most malevolent of the nine stars, flying to different sectors each year. Understanding its nature and knowing how to mitigate it can help you avoid misfortune and attract good luck.
Feng Shui Wealth Tips: How to Enhance the Influence of the Eight White Star
The Eight White Star represents positive wealth energy; its flying direction indicates the wealth sector for the year. Mastering methods to activate this star can effectively enhance your financial fortune.
"Zang Shu" Essentials of Feng Shui: The Core Principles of Sheltering Wind and Gathering Qi
The Zang Shu, written by Guo Pu of the Jin Dynasty, is a foundational text in Feng Shui. It introduces the core concept of "hiding wind and gathering qi," influencing Feng Shui practices for thousands of years.
"Tiān Yù Jīng" Xuan Kong Secret Principles: The Coordination of Cycles and Directions
The Tian Yu Jing, authored by Yang Yunsong of the Tang Dynasty, is a foundational classic of Xuan Kong Feng Shui. It elucidates the relationship between time periods and directional orientations, serving as the theoretical origin of the Flying Star school.
Home Feng Shui Remedies: Common Sha and How to Resolve Them
Common environmental clashes in homes, such as road straight-on attacks, corner sharpness, and beam pressure, all have specific remedies. Learn to identify and resolve these issues to create a harmonious living space.
Kitchen Feng Shui: Stove Placement and Family Health
The kitchen is one of the three key elements in a home. The stove's placement directly impacts family health and prosperity. Learn essential kitchen feng shui layout principles to create a healthy dining environment.
Nine-Years Feng Shui Layout: Direction Guide for 2024-2043
2024 marks the start of Period 9, ruled by the Nine Purple Fire Star. Learn Feng Shui layout strategies for this period and align with your fortune over the next two decades.
Learn from ancient texts, pass on wisdom
Feng Shui has a long and rich history. It was founded in the Jin Dynasty with Guo Pu's "Zang Shu," developed further in the Tang Dynasty by Yang Yunsong through works like "Qing Nang Jing" and "Tian Yu Jing," and refined by later scholars such as Jiang Dahong in the Qing Dynasty and Shen Zhurong in the Republic of China era, culminating in today's Xuan Kong Fei Xing system. All articles in this section are grounded in classical texts and strive to accurately preserve ancient wisdom.