The Personal Feng Shui Compass.

Who it is for

You are someone who ran the free Kua calculator, found the result interesting, and would like the deeper reading. You want to know what each of your eight personal directions actually means for the bed, the desk, the dining seat, the chair you read in. You want something you can read, test, and finish in one weekend.

What it helps with

• Choosing which wall the headboard should sit against, in an ordinary season and in a season of push.
• Choosing which direction to face at the desk, the dining seat, and the chair where the long conversations happen.
• Knowing which corners of your home the tradition would give to storage, the bathroom, or the laundry, and why.
• Testing a single change for a week to see whether it actually helps in your home.

What is inside

• Your Kua profile - your number, your East or West group, and a personalised bagua chart with your four supportive sectors highlighted.
• A short orientation explainer (how to read a direction for sleeping, for sitting, and for a door).
• One-page at-a-glance summary card you can flip back to without re-reading the whole book.
• Four chapters for your four supportive directions (Sheng Qi, Tian Yi, Yan Nian, Fu Wei), each read for your Kua.
• Four shorter chapters for your four cautious directions, framed as lower-priority placements, not curses.
• A seven-day experiment to test a single change in your home.
• Roughly 25 to 30 typeset pages, designed in our brand and keyed to your name on the cover.

How it works

1. You pay once. There is no subscription, no recurring fee.
2. You fill in a short form: first name, birth date, gender. We compute your Kua server-side (and apply the Chinese New Year cutoff if you were born in January or early February).
3. Within about a minute, the PDF is generated and emailed to you with a download link. Reply to the delivery email any time for a fresh one.

What it is not

It is not a personalised reading of your floor plan. The Compass reads your direction profile - the eight directions that follow from your Kua. It does not know which wall your bedroom door is on, and it never asks. The tradition supplies the rules; you apply them to your own room. You stay the expert on your own home.

It does not promise outcomes. The tradition does not, and neither will we. What it offers is a structured way to choose between arrangements that otherwise look equivalent. That is what a decision tool is.