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This
core subject combines all of the other Feng Shui subjects to show you how to conduct an audit and write a professional report. Students will have an opportunity to view other consultants reports in order to be able to develop their own unique and professional residential and commercial report. This subject also provides students with a solid knowledge of the Flying Star School. Each of the nine flying stars
are examined based on their qualities and influence over time. Students
will learn how to draw and interpret a flying star chart for a building
utilising the 8 step method. Complicated charts including the Replacement
Stars, Imprisoned Noble, Fan Yin and Fu Yin will be examined and
discussed. The San Ke, San Yuen, and combined modern Feng Shui Lopans
are examined and compared to determine their relevance in modern
times. Students will be taught how to examine a city using the principles
of the Holy One and Holy Zero. The Castle Gate Theory will also
be introduced as a way of analysing new homes. Case studies and
field trips will consolidate the information in this subject. If you are doing this subject via correspondence, you will need to complete the practical aspect (field audits) during the 10 day intensive. For
the timetable click here . |
| Prerequisites |
Feng Shui Foundations AND
Modern Feng Shui
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| Availability |
*On
campus (Melbourne & Sydney)
*Correspondence/ intensive |
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You can be the best feng shui consultant in the country, but if you can't market your business, then you will never be able to make money in this industry! This
elective subject provides a comprehensive overview of the basics required
to successfully operate a small business in the service industry.
Strategic business planning provides the foundation for students
to confidently take their feng shui studies into the marketplace.
Students will learn how to position themselves within their chosen
markets in an innovative and entrepreneurial
manner. Students will be given a theoretical and practical framework
with which to enhance their unique personal and professional skills.
The subject provides a strong focus on marketing as an essential
element of any successful business plan. Students will learn how
to use the key tools of brand/image, pricing, promotion, advertising,
publicity, public relations, sales and customer service in order
to build their feng shui business. For the timetable click here. |
| Prerequisites |
*None |
| Availability |
*On
campus (Melbourne & Sydney)
*Correspondence |
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Chinese Astrology Foundations |
This elective subject teaches the foundations of Chinese Solar Astrology, called the ''Four Pillars of Destiny''. Based upon the five elements, you will learn to read the Chinese calendar, including the 10 Heavenly stems and the 12 Earthly branches, and be able to draw a person's birth chart or ''horoscope'. It will cover the skills of analysis to interpret the chart including personal characteristics, relationships, money prospects, skills and career potentials, and general strengths and weaknesses. The Luck Pillars will be taught to enable students to look back retrospectively on a person’s life, as well as project forward, to determine the major themes (relationships, career, money...) that a person is likely to encounter in their life. Numerous case studies of famous people (including actors and politicians) and personal examples will be presented to consolidate the information in the course. An engaging and informative course, Chinese Astrology also provides a forecasting tool for predicting favourable events and time periods, a skill highly regarded by the Chinese, as well as being useful in many other career areas such as Traditional Chinese Medicine, Naturopathy, Counselling and Feng Shui. Students who complete this subject, may wish to complete Chinese Astrology Advanced in order to be eligible to receive the Certificate in Chinese Astrology (Four Pillars).
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| Prerequisites |
*None |
| Availability |
*On
campus (Melbourne / Sydney)
*Correspondence |
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This
core subject focuses on the ethical principles and responsibilities associated
with spiritual work. Grounding techniques are strongly emphasized
in order to provide students with the ability to protect themselves
from unseen forces. Students will be given a theoretical and practical
framework with which to enhance their intuitive abilities in order
to identify and address stagnant and/or negative energies in a building.
Students will also learn how to create a sacred space through the
implementation of banishing and invoking rituals. This will be achieved
through the use of colour, smell, sound and sacred shaman rituals
that have traditionally been used by the North American Indians
and Wicca traditions. Correspondence students will complete this subject during the 10 day intensive. For the timetable click here |
| Prerequisites |
*None |
| Availability |
*On
campus (Melbourne & Sydney)
*Correspondence (10 day intensive) |
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Considered to be the oldest form of Feng Shui, geomancy attempts to understand and quantify the ‘spirit of a place’. Why are some places on earth ‘sacred’ whilst others cause illness (geopathic stress)? Using dowsing as a tool, students will learn to detect the various forms of geopathic stress on a site such as geological fault lines, geomagnetic fields, ley lines, water courses and learn to make the remedies to address these. Practical exercises and a field trip will consolidate the information in this subject to enable the student to conduct a geomantic appraisal of a site. This subject is available in Sydney and Melbourne. If you are doing this subject via correspondence, you will need to complete the practical aspect (field audits) during the 10 day intensive. For
the timetable click here |
| Prerequisites |
*None |
| Availability |
*On-campus
(Melbourne & Sydney)
*Correspondence |
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This
introductory core subject provides students with an insight to understanding the relationship
between the environment and its impact on one's health, wealth and
prosperity. Students will gain an understanding of the history and
principles underpinning Form and Compass school Feng Shui including
the concept of the Tao, Qi and the five element theory. The ability
to identify and perceive Qi in all its forms in the environment
is explored. The different Forms found within a landscape are identified
and studied. Ideal furniture placement and colours for each room of the house are described with a focus on the appropriate placement and use of Feng Shui remedies. Students will learn
how to accurately use a compass to determine the facing direction
of a building. The Xian Tian and Hou Tian Bagua's are explored to
identify their relationship to a building. Students will dissect
and interpret a building as described by the principles of the Compass
school in order to determine its influence on a person's career,
health and relationships. The Feng Shui ruler is practically demonstrated
to determine how auspicious or not a furniture item may be, based
on its dimensions. For the timetable click here |
| Prerequisites |
*None |
| Availability |
*On
campus (Melbourne & Sydney)
*Correspondence |
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Modern Feng Shui
(Sick Building Syndrome) |
Considered to be the most important
core subject in the course, it provides an overview of the health hazards that may exist in a home from allergens like dust,dust mites and mould to electromagnetic fields,
air and water contaminants. We will teach you about your household products, how to read the labels, which ingredients to avoid, their adverse health effects, and more importantly what to look for in a good product. Most importantly, the subject will focus
on ways to reduce and/or avoid one's exposure to these contaminants
in order to create a home that supports your client's physical
and mental wellbeing. You will learn how electromagnetic fields can affect a compass reading as this is a common mistake made by practising Feng Shui consultants. If you are doing this subject via correspondence, you will need to complete the Electromagnetic field practical during the 10 day intensive. For the timetable click here |
| Prerequisites |
*None |
| Availability |
*On
campus (Melbourne & Sydney)
*Correspondence |
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