A cultural visualization of traditional 'wind and water' intuition about air, light and movement in space — not science, not advice. For curiosity and fun.
The idea — In feng shui, 'qi' enters at the door, bends along walls, gathers in sheltered pockets, and drains at windows. Much of it maps to everyday intuition about airflow, light and walking lines.
How to read it — Golden particles trace the flow. The glowing pocket marked ✦ is where flow settles — the 'gathering spot'. A red dashed line means the door faces a window straight on: qi rushes through without settling.
Going deeper — Want to talk through your own floor plan alongside your chart? You're welcome to book a one-on-one session.
Cultural & entertainment purposes only.
Put the desk and books here — quiet and well-lit; favors study and exams.
This star sits in the center of the home this year. The center wants to stay open — nothing to place here, just keep it clear and bright.
Keep it bright and tidy with something celebratory; favors good news and helpful people.
Gather, don't scatter: no clutter or draughts; a healthy plant works well.
Plan drawn north-up. Annual stars follow the classic Flying Star cycle — cultural custom, for reference and fun.
💨 Qi enters at the door, bends along walls, settles in sheltered corners, and drains at windows. Winding paths gather it; a straight door-to-window line lets it rush through.
The annual spots above are computed from the year alone, so they're identical for everyone this year; the plans are ones I drew as examples. Two honest ways to go further: start with who you are, or bring me the actual plan of your place.
A cultural lens only — we encourage a rational outlook and do not promote superstition.