If you’ve ever felt like no matter what you do—your efforts don’t seem to gain traction, your business feels stalled, or your luck just feels “off”—you might be experiencing what’s known in Classical Feng Shui as a “lock.”

Flying Stars are part of Classical Feng Shui and they track how different types of energy move through your home over time. They’re called “stars,” but they’re really invisible energy patterns represented by numbers 1 through 9—each with its own personality.

Feng Shui goes beyond simple furniture placement—it’s about creating an environment that supports your goals, enhances well-being, and improves overall quality of life. Your home is divided into nine sections, each representing different aspects of life. By applying Feng Shui principles, we can enhance and balance these areas to create positive shifts and see real results.

Feng Shui is an ancient practice with multiple schools of thought, but the two most commonly referenced approaches are Classical Feng Shui and Intentional Feng Shui. While both aim to create harmony and balance in a space, they differ in methodology and application.

Feng Shui is an ancient Chinese metaphysical practice over 4,000 years old that focuses on harmonizing individuals with their surroundings by balancing the flow of energy, or Chi (Qi), in a space.