Feng Shui Academy

Understand the foundational principles of Chinese metaphysics

The Five Elements (Wu Xing)

Understanding the five fundamental energies that shape our world

Wood ()

Wood represents the energy of growth and expansion, like a tree reaching toward the sky. It embodies creativity, vision, and the power of new beginnings.

Season:Spring
Direction:East
Organ:Liver
Western Analog:

Like spring growth in nature - new projects, fresh starts, and upward momentum in personal development.

Fire ()

Fire embodies transformation, passion, and peak energy. It represents the visibility and recognition that comes from full expression.

Season:Summer
Direction:South
Organ:Heart
Western Analog:

Like the height of summer or the spotlight on stage - moments of peak performance, celebration, and being seen.

Earth ()

Earth provides stability and nurturing support. It represents the center from which all other elements operate and return.

Season:Late Summer
Direction:Center
Organ:Spleen
Western Analog:

Like solid ground beneath your feet - reliability, home base, and the supportive infrastructure that enables growth.

Metal ()

Metal brings clarity, precision, and the ability to cut through confusion. It represents the refining process and focused attention.

Season:Autumn
Direction:West
Organ:Lungs
Western Analog:

Like autumn harvest - separating wheat from chaff, efficiency, minimalism, and the beauty of precision.

Water ()

Water represents wisdom, depth, and the hidden potential within. It flows around obstacles and finds the path of least resistance.

Season:Winter
Direction:North
Organ:Kidneys
Western Analog:

Like deep winter or the ocean depths - introspection, dormant potential, and the power of adaptive flow.

Generating Cycle

WoodFire(Wood feeds Fire)
FireEarth(Fire creates Earth (ash))
EarthMetal(Earth bears Metal)
MetalWater(Metal carries Water)
WaterWood(Water nourishes Wood)

Controlling Cycle

WoodEarth(Wood parts Earth)
EarthWater(Earth absorbs Water)
WaterFire(Water extinguishes Fire)
FireMetal(Fire melts Metal)
MetalWood(Metal chops Wood)