I want to learn practical I Ching Feng Shui, where should I start?

To quickly learn Feng Shui, you must learn to know the person who uses Feng Shui - the compass

1. To learn Feng Shui, you must first understand the compass. The compass is the sword of the Feng Shui master. A weapon used for firing.

A compass is a compass. Originally, there were only two poles: north and south. Later, east and west were added to form the four general directions [east, west, south, and north].

Add eight directions to [East, West, South, North] to make 12 directions. This is the earliest compass.

2. We also need to learn the 12 Earthly Branches

Everyone has seen that the 12 directions on the compass are not written as southeast, northwest, but instead (counting from the north):

Zichou Yin Mao Chen Siwu Wu Shen You Shu Hai

This is the 12 earthly branches of the Chinese calendar.

From this moment on, everyone should forget about southeast, northwest, and from now on use 12 earthly branches to represent the 12 directions of the earth, which are called 12 mountains in Feng Shui.

Everyone must memorize this formula [Ziwu Maoyou]! This is the four-character secret you must know in academic mathematics!

Zi = north; Wu = south; Mao = east; You = west.

You will also find that the order of southeast, northwest and north on the compass is south at the top and north at the bottom. This is the order in which directions are calculated in Feng Shui. Be careful not to make a mistake. When everyone memorizes the names of the four directions [Ziwu Maoyou], you can clearly understand the directions shown on the compass.

3. Understand the Ten Heavenly Stems

Since the development of the compass, there are twenty-four mountains in one country. That is, among the original 12 directions, they are further divided into twenty four directions.

The 12 newly added directions have 12 different names.

There are ten days in the Chinese calendar, which are:

A, B, C, Ding, Wu Ji, Geng, Xin Rengui.

The compass will be [A, B, C, Ding, Wu Ji, Geng, Xin Rengui]. Added to become the code for the eight directions, [Wuji] represents the five yellow central soils, and these two characters are written in the center of the compass.