Each discipline can stand alone or work together, depending on what you're trying to decide: when to act, where to settle, or how to plan for what's ahead.
An ancient Chinese strategic-timing system, built on a nine-palace grid, used to identify the most favourable moments to act.
Qi Men Dun Jia charts the interaction of time, direction and energy across nine palaces for a given date and hour. Rather than predicting fixed outcomes, it is used as a decision-support tool — showing which directions and windows of time carry the most favourable conditions for a specific goal.
Environmental analysis of how a home or office's orientation, layout and surroundings affect the people living or working within it.
Feng Shui literally means "wind and water" — the study of how energy moves through a space. A consultation reads the compass orientation of a property against its floor plan, entrances, and surrounding structures, then recommends adjustments to layout, furniture placement, or renovation timing to better support the occupants.
The Four Pillars of Destiny — a birth-chart reading built from the year, month, day and hour of birth.
Ba Zi translates as "eight characters" — the four pillars of year, month, day and hour, each expressed as a pair of characters from the Chinese calendar. Reading the balance of elements across these four pillars gives a long-view picture of temperament, strengths, and the more and less favourable periods across a lifetime, used for planning rather than fixed prediction.
Let Yap Kah Yong know which discipline you're interested in and roughly what you're deciding — he'll advise on the best starting point.
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