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Excerpts from Fast Feng shui: 9 Simple Principles
for Transforming Your Life by Energizing Your Home

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The Ba Gua Energy Map

The ba gua (ba: eight; gua: area) is a map of the energetic world. It is traditionally shown as an octagon with eight sections surrounding a central area, the tai chi. The qualities of each outer sector are represented by a trigram composed of solid (yang) and/or broken (yin) lines.



To make it easier to apply this energy map to your space, we extend the corners of the ba gua to form a square, then divide it into nine equal sections:


 

The ba gua divides any space into nine areas. Each area corresponds to a different aspect of your life. Whatever is going on energetically (good or bad) in that part of your space will affect the related aspect of your life (see diagram below).

Align the bottom edge of the ba gua with the wall the door is in. Stretch the ba gua sideways or lengthwise to cover the entire space. The door or entryway will always be in ken, kan, or chien gua, although it may overlap more than one gua. As you stand in the doorway facing into the space, hsun gua is always at the far left; kun gua is always to the far right, and li gua is always at the center of the wall opposite you.

If there is more than one way to enter a space, orient the ba gua to the main door or entryway. Even if you usually enter your home through the garage, align the ba gua of your home to the front door.

Every space has a ba gua. There is a ba gua for your plot of land, a ba gua for your house, and a ba gua for each room within your home. You can even apply the ba gua to your desk, bed, or stove.

The ba gua is rich with meanings and associations. The most important meanings of each gua are shown below....

 

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