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Hi Lilly,
Additional support is offered to all AFSI students on the Graduate Forum at
http://www.amfengshui.com/Forums/forum/graduate-discussions/Hi Sue,
The color of GOLD is only productive to a KAN Water Trigram person. A Dui or Qian person can also benefit from wearing their own Metal element color.
Which AFSI classes have you completed, b/c there are so many ways to answer your question?
Hi Carly,
The only time Fire Colors are used as remedies or enhancements is when the Energy Combination in a portion of the 9-section grid indicates they are required. You’ll need to do a full evaluation of the House’s Energy Blueprint according to your level of AFSI studies… Intermediate vs. Advanced method.For safety, we never advise using actual Fire… under any circumstance.
Wood / Plants are productive to Fire. When Fire Colors are the appropriate remedy, then Plants in the area would enhance the Fire Colors.
Hi Brian,
I also, have several antique books with these types of pictures. Many of them are very old annual astrology guide that give the same information that Master Sang’s gives us in his annual guides.
Did you know Master Sang’s 2013 Astrology GUIDE is now available as an e-book or in paperback at http://www.amfengshui.com/ashop/catalogue.php
Hi Brian,
Welcome to the Beginning Class. I can tell you’ll find it most interesting, b/c AFSI only teaches the scientific methods of Yi Jing Feng Shui, which is a sister science to Acupuncture.
I welcome your questions. Some of which you’ll be able to find may have already been ‘asked & answered’ (to use legal terms) on each classes forum. You’ll see a ‘Search’ tab at the top middle of each page, where you can enter keywords & even search by author. For instance you could enter PKOdle to see how I may have answered a specific questions.
P.S. Welcome back to California!
You’re still welcome to enroll for 15% off until Wednesday, July 4th, which makes each day of class $191.25
AFSI Graduates may repeat any day for $100
Hi Yimei,
Freckles are flat & rather small darker pigmentations, where as moles are usually larger and often raised.
