Xuan Kong Feng Shui consists of two departments - Da Gua and Feixing. Da Gua is the body while Fei Xing is the application. For application to be powerful, the body must be healthy. To use Da Gua without Fei Xing is like a strong boxer who does not have any technique. To use Fei Xing without Da Gua is like a skillful boxer who is sick all the time. These two should work hand in hand.

This course is divided into two parts. The first part deals with the distribution of earth qi in terms of the 64 hexagrams. Basically it is about the use of Ling Shen and Zheng Shen fine-tuned to the 64 hexagrams and 384 yao. The second part is about communication among Heaven, Earth and Man through the 64 hexagrams. It is about date selection to enhance wealth, career, family and health luck with feng shui practices.

1. Shao Yong's Square and Circle diagram
2. 64 hexagrams and 60 Jia Zi combinations
3. 2 Cycles and 8 Periods
4. Ling Shen and Zheng Shen elaboration
5. Dragon, Mountain, Facing, Water
6. Within and Without Gua
7. Four Pillars expressed in Hexagrams
8. Sheng in and Ke in
9. Adding up to 5, 10, 15
10. He Tu Combinations
11. Seven Stars Robbery
12. Blood Link Theory
13. Putting XKDG into practice

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