RECOMMENDED FENG SHUI BOOKS
A short, hand-picked reading list from Feng Shui Natural School: classical texts and modern guides on the Form School, the Flying Stars and Chinese metaphysics.
1. EVA WONG
“Feng Shui”.
A very interesting book, rich in descriptions and images of landscape feng shui and the Form School. The author also introduces the Xuan Kong Fei Xing (Flying Stars) school. A complete guide for going deeper into the science and art of “wind and water”.
2. EVA WONG
“A Master Course in Feng Shui”.
Recommended for every feng shui student. The author offers plenty of worked case studies — a real source of learning and experience for anyone who loves feng shui.
3. LAM KAM CHUEN
“The Feng Shui Handbook”.
A beautifully illustrated guide to the science of feng shui. It explains many concepts clearly, such as the movement of Qi (Chi) through a space. Highly recommended for learning the basics of the Form School.
4. LAM KAM CHUEN
“The Personal Feng Shui Manual”.
The author introduces one of the compass schools, specifically the East/West theory. It reviews the basics of Chinese astrology and also presents the five celestial animals, applying them to a range of situations.
5. ERNEST J. EITEL
“Feng Shui: The Science of Sacred Landscape in Old China”.
A thoughtful book on the art of feng shui seen through a Western mind — that of a Christian missionary. It is a classic in its field.
6. JOSEPH YU & ELIZABETH MORAN
“The Complete Idiot's Guide to Feng Shui”.
A clear and enjoyable guide to many key ideas of classical feng shui. It includes lessons on the Form School, Ba Zhai, the Xuan Kong Fei Xing compass system and chapters on Chinese astrology.
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