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This space is dedicated to all the lovers of this beautiful thousand-year-old wisdom. Feng Shui Natural School puts at your disposal periodic courses, interesting articles, free software and trips related to Feng Shui, as well as useful information to make our space a better place. We have been fully devoted to this work since 1997, adding up to nearly three decades of international consultancy and professional training in Chinese metaphysics.

The words feng shui are translated as wind and water, representing a deep collection of knowledge that has its roots in the observation of the forces and forms surrounding nature. The old masters summarized Feng Shui as the art of directing and retaining the Qi or vital energy, in an attempt to improve environmental conditions that promote life, health and general harmony.

A classical text of Chinese geomancy called the "Zangshu" by Master Guo Pu (276-324 AD) states: "The Qi [energy] travels and disperses with the wind but is retained in the presence of water." This phrase clears up the origin of the term feng shui (wind and water) as the art of channeling and conserving Qi.

A place with bad feng shui may resemble an infertile land that demands continuous care and attention to move forward. If you instinctively appreciate that certain places are favorable for the positive development of things and others are not, you are already grasping some principles of the art of feng shui.

A place with good feng shui facilitates the flow of positive currents into a space, influencing the lives of its inhabitants. These beneficial currents are usually translated into what some people call ease or "luck". Although feng shui is not a cure-all, it can act by facilitating certain movements, like rowing with the wind or riding the flow of a water current to reach our destination.

Think of feng shui as a tool for planting your best seeds in the most fertile ground, taking as the fundamental basis of the process respect and harmony towards nature and the life that surrounds us.