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Black Hat Feng Shui

From a Feng Shui perspective, we believe that your environment (be it your home, business, or office) acts as a mirror image of you and your life’s circumstances. Issues such as poor health, limited finances, or relationship difficulties can be linked to corresponding structural and energy imbalances in your surroundings. By tracing the route that energy takes through your environment, a Feng Shui expert can detect and locate these obstacles and blocks. After careful assessment, specific recommendations are made for restoring balance to your environment. Energetic adjustments such as the repositioning of furniture, color and energy may include, for example, repositioning the bed for better health or hanging a wind chime in a specific area to increase wealth.
In addition, a mapping system called the 
BAGUA (BAH-GOO-WAH) [click for map] 
is superimposed over your property floor plan, each floor and then each individual room of your home. The map then determines where the "9 Life Situations" areas are located throughout your home. The 9 areas include Relationships, Finances, Health, Children/Creativity, Family, Career, Fame, Knowledge/Spirituality, Helpful People.

In Black Hat Sect Feng Shui the correct placement of the Bagua is determined by the location of the door or entranceway into your home, business or room.

Once the different areas have been defined, they are assessed according to the principles of Feng Shui Design. Everything from furniture placement to door and window alignment is considered. Adjustments and adjustment items are recommended to rebalance or increase the energy of that particular area.

Adjustment items include indoor fountains, wind chimes, mirrors, crystals, mobiles, light, and others.

Black Sect Feng Shui

Black Sect Feng Shui derives, in part, from Tibetan Tantric Buddhism, as taught by Professor Lin Yun of Berkeley, California. He brought his teachings from Taiwan to the United States in 1986.

This approach is multi-disciplined, incorporating Form School, psychology, interior design, color therapy, yin/yang theory, five element theories, the I Ching, common sense and intuition. It is sometimes referred to as Western Feng Shui. In its purest form, it is taught as a spiritual practice. However, one does not need to be a Buddhist, or for that matter of any particular faith to apply the principles of this school of feng shui. It has more to do with working with Spirit or God as co-creators, using the mind in a positive and constructive way to create our reality by working with both visible and invisible chi.
With this school, rather than using a magnetic compass to determine the directions, each house or room is evaluated from the position of the main door and the interior doors, by using a bagua. Therefore, there is no direct relationship to the cardinal directions. There is no time factor in this school.