Read the relationship, not just the label.
Practical explanations of the questions that most often distort a property reading—from front-door bearings to roads, slopes, backing, and open space.
Each guide begins with a direct answer, then separates visible form, measured evidence, traditional interpretation, uncertainty, and practical verification. A nearby feature does not become favorable or unfavorable until its relationship to the house is established.
Read the complete methodology →How to determine a house facing direction
A practical method for identifying a home’s main-facing direction using the entrance, primary living side, glazing, outdoor space, openness, and compass evidence.
Front door direction vs. house facing direction
Understand the difference between a front door bearing and a home’s main-facing direction, when they match, and how to resolve conflicting evidence.
T-junction house Feng Shui: what actually matters
A T-junction is not automatically a severe Feng Shui defect. Learn how alignment, distance, buffering, road scale, elevation, and facing determine whether the road acts on a home.
Cul-de-sac house Feng Shui: position matters
Cul-de-sac homes are not uniformly good or bad. Learn how bulb position, terminal alignment, lot shape, calmness, backing, openness, and privacy change the reading.
What backing means in house Feng Shui
Learn how Feng Shui backing is assessed through terrain, built form, distance, scale, rear exposure, and the confirmed main-facing direction.
How roads, slopes, and open space affect a home
A whole-site framework for reading road geometry, terrain platform, backing, exposure, and open foreground without turning proximity into a score.