Study Zhang Zhengxi's Xuan Kong feng shui course with 75 videos and e-books. Learn flying stars, 24 mountains, luopan reading, and charting as cultural study.
Course Overview
This Xuan Kong feng shui course presents the secret teachings of Zhang Zhengxi through 75 video lessons plus accompanying e-books. The curriculum begins with foundational concepts such as what feng shui is, detailed discussions of the five elements, heavenly stems, earthly branches, and their interactions, then progresses to the eight trigrams and the formation principles of the 24 mountains. It thoroughly examines each of the nine flying stars, including the Kan 1 White, Kun 2 Black, Zhen 3 Green, Xun 4 Green, Qian 6 White, Dui 7 Red, Gen 8 White, and Li 9 Purple stars. Practical modules cover setting direction, determining the tai chi point, reading the luopan, and Xuan Kong flying star charting. The course treats feng shui as cultural and educational study, offering a structured path for learners to understand traditional Xuan Kong theory and its classical applications.
What You Will Learn
- Explain core feng shui concepts and the framework of Xuan Kong theory
- Describe the five elements, heavenly stems, and earthly branches with their combinations, clashes, punishments, and harms
- Interpret the eight trigrams and the formation principle of the 24 mountains
- Analyze the nine flying stars and their respective palace attributes in detail
- Demonstrate how to set direction, determine the tai chi point, and read the luopan
- Construct and interpret Xuan Kong flying star charts for educational study
Course Contents
- Courseware and e-book materials: Xuan Kong feng shui slides and books (PPTX, DOCX)
- Lesson 1: What is feng shui
- Lesson 2: Detailed discussion of the five elements
- Lesson 3: Brief discussion of heavenly stems
- Lesson 4: Relationship between heavenly stems and the five zang and six fu organs
- Lesson 5: Application of heavenly stem clashes and combinations
- Lesson 6: What is fate
- Lesson 7: Can spirits possess your body
- Lesson 8: Brief discussion of earthly branches
- Lesson 9: Application of the six earthly branch clashes
- Lesson 10: Application of earthly branch combinations, punishments, and harms
- Lesson 11: Eight trigrams embracing the twelve earthly branches
- Lesson 12: Formation principle of the 24 mountains
- Lessons 13-16: Detailed discussion of Kan palace 1 White Water star (parts 1-4)
- Lessons 17-20: Detailed discussion of Kun palace 2 Black Earth star (parts 1-4)
- Lessons 21-22: Detailed discussion of Zhen palace 3 Green Wood star (parts 1-2)
- Lessons 23-25: Detailed discussion of Xun palace 4 Green Wood star (parts 1-3)
- Lessons 26-28: Detailed discussion of Qian palace 6 White Wu Qu star (parts 1-3)
- Lesson 29: Detailed discussion of Dui palace 7 Red Po Jun star
- Lessons 30-31: Detailed discussion of Gen palace 8 White Zuo Fu star (parts 1-2)
- Lessons 32-33: Detailed discussion of Li palace 9 Purple star (parts 1-2)
- Lessons 33-35: How to set direction (parts 1-3)
- Lessons 36-38: How to determine the tai chi point (parts 1-3)
- Lesson 39: How to read the luopan
- Lessons 40-42: Xuan Kong flying star charting (parts 1-3)
- Lesson 43: Q&A
- Lesson 44: Sha stars
- Lessons 45-75: Further video lessons (titles not specified in source)
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Who This Course Is For
This course suits beginners seeking a structured introduction to Xuan Kong feng shui as cultural and educational study, as well as intermediate learners who already know some fundamentals and wish to deepen their understanding of flying star theory. It is also appropriate for enthusiasts of traditional Chinese metaphysics who want to study classical texts and charting methods. The self-paced video and e-book format supports learners who prefer flexible, repeated study. No prior professional credential is required, and the course does not promise any specific life outcomes.
Learning Format and Digital Delivery
Virtual, downloadable course with no physical shipping. The store administrator will add or confirm the digital delivery link separately.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is included in this Xuan Kong feng shui course?
The course includes 75 video lessons plus accompanying e-books and courseware files, covering foundational theory, the nine flying stars, direction setting, tai chi point determination, luopan reading, and flying star charting.
Is this course suitable for beginners?
Yes. The curriculum starts with basic concepts such as what feng shui is, the five elements, heavenly stems, and earthly branches, then advances to more specialized Xuan Kong topics, making it accessible for beginners while also useful for intermediate learners.
Does this course guarantee wealth, health, or relationship results?
No. This course is provided as cultural and educational study of traditional feng shui theory. It does not promise or guarantee any specific wealth, health, relationship, or other life outcomes.
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Editorial Note
Karma Kismet translated and organized the verified course record for English-speaking learners. Traditional Feng Shui is presented as cultural and educational study, not as a promise of wealth, health, relationship or other outcomes.
Disclaimer
For cultural and educational study only. This course does not provide medical, legal, financial or other professional advice and does not guarantee results.
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Following the Logic of Xuan Kong Charting
Zhang Zhengxi’s 75-video course connects a broad set of traditional terms with the more specific work of setting direction and constructing Xuan Kong flying star charts. The most productive way to study that progression is to keep the definitions, directional choices, and charting steps visible as separate parts of the process. If a chart appears difficult, the problem may lie in an earlier term or reference point rather than in the final diagram itself.
Prepare the Vocabulary Before Drawing
The opening topics include the five elements, heavenly stems, earthly branches, eight trigrams, and the formation principle of the 24 mountains. These systems provide a vocabulary that later lessons use in more specialized ways. Make a short glossary for each group of terms and add the relationship discussed in the lesson rather than memorizing names alone. For example, when the course discusses a combination or clash, record which items are being related and how that relationship is used in the demonstration.
Some listed early lessons raise questions about fate, spirits, and connections between stems and bodily concepts. These should be approached as topics in a traditional teaching context. They do not establish medical facts or supernatural events. A learner can examine how such ideas fit the instructor’s framework without treating them as guidance for health decisions or as claims about an individual person.
From Nine Stars to a Working Diagram
The course devotes multiple lessons to individual flying stars before moving into direction setting, the tai chi point, luopan reading, and chart construction. While studying each star, note the name used, the palace association described, and how the instructor applies it in an example. Do not assume that a short star label has one universal meaning in every setting. The useful question is what role it plays in the chart being explained.
For the later practical modules, work slowly through a sample diagram on paper. First identify the boundary of the space being considered. Then mark the reference point and direction as the instructor demonstrates. Only after those decisions are clear should you reproduce the charting steps. If a different reference point would alter the diagram, write that down. This exercise helps you understand how a result depends on the method’s inputs, without claiming that the chart predicts events in a home.
Using the Courseware for Review
The record mentions accompanying e-books and courseware in addition to the videos. Written material can be useful for checking terms that pass quickly in a spoken explanation and for comparing your own chart with a presented example. Keep any notes tied to the relevant lesson so that a definition from one part of the course is not accidentally applied to another. The listed lesson titles become less specific after the earlier charting and question-and-answer material, so avoid assuming the subject of lessons whose titles are not provided.
This course may suit learners who enjoy structured symbolic systems and are willing to revisit diagrams until they can explain each step. It may also interest people comparing Xuan Kong with other traditional feng shui approaches. The charting process is a cultural and educational exercise; it does not establish financial, health, relationship, or other outcomes. Real choices about a room or building should account for the space’s physical condition and how people actually use it.
Questions About Zhang Zhengxi’s Course
Should I start with the flying star lessons? The earlier material provides the terms used later. Reviewing the five elements, trigrams, and 24 mountains first can make charting easier to follow.
What if my chart differs from the demonstration? Check the space boundary, reference point, directional reading, and order of steps before interpreting the difference. Record anything the example does not specify.
Do the course’s traditional associations predict what will happen in a room? They are part of the Xuan Kong framework being taught. Studying and reproducing a chart does not establish a particular real-world result.
