Hi scorpyin,
In a typical Classical Feng Shui Audit, a master will look at the external environment for any Sha Qi, water features or other things that might affect the feng shui of the unit. As for the internal feng shui of the unit, the most important is the main door. The main door Qi determines the DNA of the house. If the door is good, the house is generally good. If it is bad, the house is generally bad. How we determine the type of Qi at the main door is using a luo pan to measure the direction/facing of the unit itself.
After which, the next most important thing will be the stove positioning. Wrong stove placement is the major source for health problems, ranging from minor ones such as falling sick often, to more serious one like heart attack, cancer, lungs problem, miscarriage and even difficulty in having kids.
Next on the list will be bedroom Qi. Every bedroom has different Qi. If for eg in your home now, you are staying in Bedroom 1 and your sister in bedroom 2, and you are doing better in your studies or career, high chance the room Qi in your room is better. We can measure this and tell you what will happen to you after staying in the room for some time. The bed positioning of the bed in the room is also very important. This will affect both health and wealth aspects of the occupant sleeping there.
If there are any water features such as fish tank or water fountain, this is VERY important. Water can float a ship, but it can also sink a ship. Water, if placed correctly, can bring you wealth. if placed wrongly, it can cause serious health problems, bankrupt or loss of money, or even death ( i personally had seen countless of these real life cases..). So if you don't intend to see feng shui, don't put any water feature in your home, and you will have one problem less to worry about
After all these, the rest are variable factors where every house is different. Normally, if the main door, stove, bedroom, bed and water feature is correct, the house feng shui will be considered good (provided no external sha qi as well).
The move in date and start of reno dates will also affect the feng shui of the house. A wrongly selected one will "minus" some pts away from a good feng shui house as it can accidentally trigger the negative qi in the house.
For eg, there is a term in feng shui call "San Sha". this is the area inside and outside the house that cannot be renovated each yr if you are staying in the house. If you do , and without proper date selection, it will bring you bad luck within the next 4 months. The type of bad luck depends on the direction and qi of your house. 2 of the worst i've seen is death and lung cancer. This year, the San Sha is at the North sector. If for eg you are getting married and renovate the North sector (which happens to be your bedroom), you will realise you will get 3 bad things happening to you over the next 4 months. If your main door face South (which means your house sit North), the whole house cannot renovate in 2010. if you must, you need to choose a good date for it. Or if your main door face North, and there is a lift upgrading in front, this will also trigger the bad luck.
And you cannot use a tong shu to select a start reno and move in date coz the tong shu don't factor in your house direction. Hence, as you can see, the tong shu is not accurate in date selection (not just wedding date!)
And as you can see, an authentic feng shui audit does not require you to buy ANY expensive auspicious objects, crystals, jades, pi xiu, qi lin etc etc. Feng Shui if done correctly, at its highest level, is "invisible" and blend in with the design of your house.
Hope this helps
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