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Your
First Feng Shui Luo Pan
by Joey Yap,
Co-founder of the Yap Cheng Hai Feng Shui Center of Excellence

The
Chinese were the first people to develop the compass about
4000 years ago. It was said that the very first compass was
found in the times of the Yellow Emperor (about 25th Century
BC). According to popular legend, the LuoPan was presented
to the Yellow Emperor by the Goddess of the Nine Heavens to
assist him in his heroic battle against the evil wizard's
clan.
Over
the centuries, the LuoPan has been reformed, redefined and
altered according to new discoveries in land and directional
theories by the respective dynasties' Kan Yu Experts ( today
called Feng Shui Masters). The LuoPan have since then became
an indispensable tool for the Ancient Chinese Art of Feng
Shui.
The
Definitive Tool for ALL FENG SHUI
Practices In the practice
and study of authentic Feng Shui, the LuoPan is a requisite
tool. For centuries Feng Shui Masters have researched, experimented
and studied the meanings encrypted in the various types of
LuoPans. Many have found that the significance embodied in
the writings of the LuoPan to be highly profound and fascinating.
Every degree and every character engraved on the heaven dial
(the round moveable plate of the LuoPan) to be very intricately
and accurately designed and carries with it the secrets of
Chinese Art of Feng Shui.
Feng
Shui, literally means wind and water. Many people knew that
Water represents Wealth in Feng Shui. But not many know what
the Wind represents!
The
WIND in Feng Shui represents direction.For Feng Shui to be
effective, the need of studying the forces of water and directional
influences is of paramount importance. Every direction, even
down to a single degree around your LuoPan can play significant
and profound effects on the Feng Shui of a particular location.
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