Notes on Practice
Shorter pieces, published regularly — small adjustments, seasonal notes, and answers to the questions people ask most.
Feng Shui Does Not Ask for Unobstructed Airflow
A Macau feature says Chinese settlers followed feng shui by seeking unobstructed airflow. The text the discipline is named after says the opposite.
Three Summer Signs Warned for a Scorpio Date
A Start of Winter health list named Cancer, Leo and Virgo. Both calendars measure the same angle, and that angle puts November 7 in Scorpio.
Two Earth Stars, Two Different Cures, One Month
A published November flying star chart matches our own code in all eighteen cells. The cures printed beside it are where the agreement stops.
Three of November's Top Four Signs Flip on the 7th
A monthly ranking scores the signs out of 100 — Pig 95, Tiger 92, Rabbit 91, Ox 89. The calendar month it scores contains two different month pillars.
Start of Winter Names Six Signs, Not These Four
A Taiwanese report has the Rat and Dragon pushing ahead and the Horse and Goat holding back from November 7. Three of the four are unrelated to the new month.
The Fetal Spirit Sits Indoors, Not Next Door
A practitioner blames nearby building work for a star's three daughters. The almanac layer he names lists household furniture, and guards a pregnancy.
Earlier entries
One entry a day adds up. The recent ones are above; the rest are grouped here by month, so this page does not keep growing.
October 202628 entries
- Oct 30AI Took the Chart, Not the CompassNews
- Oct 29Hideyoshi, and a Rule Nobody Alive Can ApplyNews
- Oct 282027 Breaks the Dog, Not the DragonNews
- Oct 27The Next Heaven's Pardon Day Is December 16. The Rule Is One Line.News
- Oct 26Earth King Day Is Not One Day. It Is Eighteen.News
- Oct 25The Tomb's Shensha Were Iron Oxen, Not DatesNews
- Oct 23The One Feng Shui Trial Tested One Branch of FiveNews
- Oct 22Three Animals Made Both Lists in the Same Two WeeksNews
- Oct 21The Ninth Month Began on Two Different DaysNews
- Oct 19An AI Almanac Named the Wrong YearNews
- Oct 18A Lucky Hour That Is Not One of the TwelveNews
- Oct 17The 2027 Animal Rankings Are the Star ChartNews
- Oct 16Three Pillars Right, the Hour a Day LateNews
- Oct 15Feng Shui Sites a Grave. It Does Not Find One.News
- Oct 14A 2027 Chart Is Right. Its Months Are One Row Off.News
- Oct 13The Forecasts' Northwest Is Not Your NorthwestNews
- Oct 12Ten Minutes Decided This Year's Double NinthNews
- Oct 11Poison Arrows Name Roads, Not Your Own DeskNews
- Oct 10Asked Twice, a Reading Should Not MoveNews
- Oct 9The Goat Stamps Name a Year That Begins TwiceNews
- Oct 8The Feng Shui Credit Went to the FurnishingsNews
- Oct 7One Cold Dew Warning Has a Rule. The Others Name None.News
- Oct 6October's Chart Starts on the 8th, Not the 1stNews
- Oct 5Quantum Feng Shui Borrows a Mechanism Nobody NeededNews
- Oct 4The Ten Most-Discussed House Faults Need No CompassNews
- Oct 3The Luckiest Day of 2026 Is Also Its WorstNews
- Oct 2Seven Warnings, No Date and No PlaceNews
- Oct 1Ten Myeongdang, and Why Seven Are Mountain HermitagesNews
September 202612 entries
- Sep 29What You Can Actually Check in a Feng Shui ReadingNews
- Sep 28Thirteen Temples Chose Their Land. Residents Draw Lots.News
- Sep 26A Feng Shui Bill Went to Court, and LostNews
- Sep 24The Fire Horse Year Did Not Crash Japan's BirthsNews
- Sep 22What 811 Fengshui Forests Actually ProveNews
- Sep 21An AI Picked a Burial Date, Then Took It BackNews
- Sep 18The Mid-Autumn Moon Is Fullest on the 17th This YearNews
- Sep 17Ghost Month Just Ended. Here's Why Luxury Brands Went Quiet For ItNews
- Sep 10Ghost Month Ends, and the Auspicious-Day Calendars Come Back OutPractice
- Sep 8This Month Every Star Doubles. We Ran the Numbers Ourselves.Practice
- Sep 5Engineers Ran a Courtyard Through CFD. The Southeast Gate Won.News
- Sep 2Five Things Quietly Blocking Your EntrancePractice