FengShuiMasterZ

On average, each reading takes about 30 minutes, and it also consumes a lot of my energy. Therefore, I will reply slowly, so please don’t worry or rush.

Hello everyone, I am very happy that you resonate with my articles. Many friends have also reached out to me for Five Elements and destiny readings. I just managed to find their private messages—it was really difficult to locate them! Because there are so many people, I need to calculate them one by one. Please be patient and wait; I will reply to everyone individually. As long as my energy permits, all of this will be free of charge. So please rest assured. Please wait a moment.

For an accurate reading, I need to use the ancient Chinese lunar calendar to determine the Five Elements corresponding to your birth year, month, day, and hour. Since each country has a different time zone, I must calculate the most precise true solar time. In palm reading, the life line, love line, and wisdom line are all reflected in the hand. Different hand shapes also correspond to different Five Element attributes. I need to combine all this information to make a more accurate analysis. If you are unwilling to believe it, then we can stop this reading. Because even if the results are calculated, you need to firmly believe in them for them to manifest. There is a saying in China: “If you believe, it exists; if you don’t, it does not.”

To all friends who see this post, when you message me privately, please proactively include your birth time, place of birth, and gender. If you are male, please take a photo of your left palm; if you are female, please take a photo of your right palm. Thank you.

@villaabhi2833 Got it. It was really hard to find. I’m getting ready to start the calculations—please be patient and wait for my reply.

@FengShuiFlowZ I've sent you a follow up message , can you please check if you've received it now sir ?

@makindiDepan You can follow me more. I will strive to turn what I have learned into simple and easy-to-understand language to help everyone.

@FengShuiFlowZ Of course it is, i never really learn about fengshui, and i found wisdom on your post.

In Feng Shui, the fact that 80% of autistic people are bullied or used by 'friends' is because their mental layout is often an 'open Ming Tang (Bright Hall)'—no scheming, no defenses, straightforward. This extremely pure 'Qi field' easily attracts 'Robbing Wealth Afflictions' (people who plunder under the guise of friendship) and 'Hidden Arrow Afflictions' (betrayals from behind) in complex social Feng Shui. The post's grim data reminds us: 'Water that is too clear has no fish; a layout too open invites thieves.' Autistic individuals don't need to change their inner 'pure water quality,' but they must build a 'Xuan Guan (Spiritual Screen)' at their social boundaries. This screen acts as a 'buffer and filter': making the turbid energy of 'scheming' and 'calculating' detour at the door, allowing only the 'vital Qi' (true friends) tested by time to enter the inner chamber. Remember: Your kindness is expensive; it must have Feng Shui 'edges' and 'thresholds.' Don't let just anyone march straight into your natal layout.

@FortuneYucesir So it varies from person to person.

@FengShuiFlowZ That “energy-leaking plot” line feels a bit harsh—sometimes people just start with less, and still grow solidly.

In Feng Shui, your family of origin is your 'ancestral estate.' If your parents didn't pave the way or teach you survival skills, it’s like they gave you an 'energy-leaking' or 'barren' plot. In such soil, sprouting late and growing slowly is basic physics. Now they stand in the mud and judge you for not growing as fast as those in 'fertile estates.' In Feng Shui, this is called 'Yin energy suffocating Yang' (a toxic field stunting a good seed). The solution is simple: 'Move out.' Since the ancestral Feng Shui doesn't nourish you, mentally and physically 'sever the tie.' Don't demand a harvest from barren land; go out, find your own dragon vein, and build an 'energy-gathering layout' that actually works for you.

@LauraRo12569711 🙏🙏🙏

@FengShuiFlowZ I already did … your posts are guiding my insights 🤷‍♀️ what’s that called … but thank you 🙏

The post describes the core iron rule: 'Like energy attracts like energy' (Tong Qi Xiang Qiu). When you are at your lowest, your personal magnetic field is 'broken' and 'leaking.' This low-frequency 'Yin energy' naturally attracts the chaotic 'hostile energy' (toxic people) looking to take advantage. Amateurs try to 'block' bad people or change them, not realizing that 'auspicious land is for auspicious people, and auspicious people create auspicious land.' You don't need to seek good Feng Shui outside; you are the greatest Feng Shui. When you start 'working on yourself,' you are repairing your 'Taiji core,' turning 'leaking energy' into 'gathering energy.' When your field upgrades from 'broken' to 'vibrant,' low-frequency toxicity can't even get near you, and high-frequency 'vital energy' (good friends, partners) will naturally flow into your life through new 'water outlets.' The root of changing your luck is always changing your own magnetic field first.

@dr_lugubrious @rabbertanton Exactly.

@rabbertanton @FengShuiFlowZ This seems to just reduce to "people learn to have walls and not trust everyone implicitly"

@dininx3 When your life gets on the right track, you will naturally establish a proper system of trust.

@FengShuiFlowZ Beacose past betrayals of the worst kind were made by people who knew how to get close. far more Dangerous then the Random Jerk. they act like perfect chameleons, taking the shape of your ideal, betraying you after years of trust building. how to trust after that?

@dininx3 This involves improving your own energy field through feng shui. When your energy field is well-balanced, the wrong people and things will, in a subtle way, naturally stay away from you. This may sound a bit mystical, but it does indeed exist in China.

@makindiDepan Isn’t this better? It can help people accept this knowledge more quickly.

@FengShuiFlowZ Feng shui has entered the chat 🤣

@dharmapoppins @spangoolz 🙏🙏🙏

@spangoolz @FengShuiFlowZ Thank you!

Daoism saw through this absurdity in human interactions long ago. Laozi said: 'The name that can be named is not the eternal name.' The 'you' in their heads is merely a 'name' (label/persona) defined by their subjectivity, not your 'reality' (true essence). The '99% projection' mentioned in the post is what Zhuangzi calls the 'Cheng Xin' (prejudice and fixed cognitive frameworks) of worldly people. Using their narrow bias to tailor you, they naturally only see what they want to see. If you get angry at their misunderstanding, you fall into the low-dimensional trap of 'debating names vs. reality,' letting their 'delusions' lead you by the nose. A Daoist master is 'formless like the great image.' They do not cling to any fixed persona, nor do they care about external praise or blame. 'If the whole world praises them, they are not encouraged; if the whole world condemns them, they are not discouraged.' When you transcend the 'names' others label you with and rest in your 'reality,' the noise of the world is just autumn wind passing the ear.

@Jayman542 About 80% of what I said is also based on data from the original text. I apologize for any misunderstanding this may have caused.

@FengShuiFlowZ 80% is a non statistic, TG says 37% for Autistic adults for example, & it since were dealing with probability it likely applies to ALL adults not just Autistic ones & is 100% on a long enough timeline Comparable to saying 95% of convicted felons consume bread or like ice cream.

@Catzies 🙏🙏🙏

@FengShuiFlowZ Thank you Master. Real tears.

@LauraRo12569711 You can follow me more.

@FengShuiFlowZ I will look that up thank you 🙏

@BodyByBigos This is a translation issue. After all, some obscure terms are difficult to translate properly.There is no reference to any dynasty here. It could perhaps be understood as an open, undefended living room?

@FengShuiFlowZ You mean to tell me that there was a Chinese dynasty that was called "Bright?" And another one that just meant "Hall?"

@akhenkitera This understanding is also correct.

@FengShuiFlowZ 내가 말하고 싶은 건, 어떤 이의 고기가 어떤 이에게는 독이 된다는 사실입니다. 모든 조언이 모든 사람들에게 한결같이 작동하지 않습니다. 사악한 세상에서는 자신을 필사적으로 지키는 것이 모르는 사람의 손을 잡는 것보다 나을 때가 있다는 것을 말하고 싶었을 뿐입니다.

@cxingt In Chinese Daoism, there are many types of sha qi (negative energy), such as sharp sha and damp-toxin sha, etc. Here I use it as a general term for sha qi.

@FengShuiFlowZ Why do I feel others' Sha qi as a snake-like sensation that coils and destabilising, rather than prickly and sharp??

The 5 points listed are actually an excellent 'Qi-gathering and nurturing layout' in Feng Shui, but the post's biggest flaw is using the word 'Beat.' In Feng Shui, 'wanting to beat others' is an outward, attacking 'Sha (affliction) energy,' while 'saying thank you, remembering names, and listening first' are essentially soft methods of 'gathering wind, accumulating Qi, and widening the Bright Hall.' If you do these things with the calculating mind of 'I want to defeat you,' your Qi field will be tense and prickly. Others will subconsciously sense the dissonance of a 'knife hidden in a smile' (form and logic contradicting). True Feng Shui masters do these 5 things not to 'beat' anyone, but to 'nurture their own layout': Thank you/names = Widening the 'Bright Hall' of connections, letting living water (benefactors) flow in. Looking them up = Mapping their 'direction' to avoid Qi 'clashes.' Listening first = 'Locking the water exit,' not easily leaking your own vital energy (trump cards). Sucking at new things = Maintaining a 'valley-like humility' to let new 'Sheng Qi' enter. Remember: When you stop trying to 'beat 99% of people' and focus on 'nourishing your own Feng Shui,' that 99% will naturally become the 'guest mountains' supporting your Bright Hall.

@Catzies It is never too late for anything.

@FengShuiFlowZ Where has this advice been all my life and I only find it after living three score and four years 🥹