Qi Men Dun Jia

How, you may ask, does this fit into feng shui? It actually is part of Chinese metaphysics grouped into what are known as the five arts.

The first one's divination, and you might know this from like the Qimen Dunjia, the Ziwei Doshu, anything that's going to kind of predict future events or can help what they call strategic execution.

Physiognomy, which is where feng shui falls.

It's a study of the appearance or shape of something.

So this will become more apparent perhaps later on in November, so we've got a sort of month of preparation.

But one of the things I would like to use as a, as a means for progress is to discuss the deity syn- uh, system in a form of a school of feng shui known as Qi Men Dun Jia.

So in an earlier episode, I can't remember w- when it went out, but they-- I did introduce this concept of the Qi Men Dun, Dun Jia doors.

Try saying that fast 10 times.

And, um, their application in terms of action.

So this episode is more about an introduction of the Qi Men Dun Jia deities.

So, um, this-- it's-- it gives-- it, it's something that we can use with intention.

So we can apply the Qi Men Dun Jia deities to assist us with our intentions and also with it-- with regard to our feng shui.

Which is something that in many cultures is done.

Like we are, for example, using a lot, uh, of Chinese metaphysical systems, and one of our favorite systems is called Qi Men Dun Jia, which is a system of, uh, divination, strategic execution, and I would say, uh, the word manifestation doesn't do it justice.

Creating reality.

You can really use this system very well.