Service阳宅风水Yang Feng Shui Audit
An on-site assessment of the space you live or work in — reading landform, facing, entrance and internal layout against the Bazi of the people who occupy it.
What is assessed during an audit
Master Jeremy Khai conducts the audit in person, using a luopan (羅盤) to take precise readings on site. Remote or photo-only assessment is not a substitute — landform and facing cannot be read reliably from a floor plan alone.
- External landform — the hills, roads, water, and neighbouring buildings that shape qi before it reaches the property.
- Facing and sitting direction — measured on site, since a few degrees can change the reading materially.
- Main door — the primary mouth of qi, and the single most consequential feature in most audits.
- Kitchen and stove placement — long treated in classical practice as central to the health of the household.
- Bedrooms, desks and key positions — matched to the Bazi of the individual occupants rather than applied generically.
- Internal flow — how qi travels between the entrance, the main living areas, and the rooms where people spend most time.
Property types served
Audits are conducted for landed homes, high-rise and condominium units, offices, retail outlets, factories and shopping complexes. Each requires a different emphasis: a high-rise unit turns on facing direction and the position of the block, while a factory audit weighs the main entrance, the office position within the plant, and the site's relationship to its surroundings.
The best time to audit
An audit is most useful before you commit — at the point of buying, or before renovation begins. Facing, main door and internal layout are far easier to optimise on a plan than to remedy after you have moved in. That said, audits of existing occupied properties are routine, and adjustments are prescribed to work within what is practical to change.
Method and lineage
Master Jeremy Khai practises the Yang Gong (Liu Jiang Dong) transmission of classical landform Feng Shui as its 40th-generation lineage holder. That means the reading begins with the actual terrain and building, rather than applying a compass formula in isolation. He has served as spiritual advisor to the Cheng Leng Tuah temple (青靈壇) since 2009.
Where this is offered
On-site work throughout Malaysia, with clients also served in Singapore and China.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is a Yang Feng Shui audit?
A Yang Feng Shui audit is an on-site assessment of a home or business premises. It examines external landform, facing direction, the main door, kitchen and stove placement, bedrooms and internal qi flow, then prescribes practical adjustments matched to the occupants' Bazi.
Do you need to visit the property in person?
Yes, for a proper Yang Feng Shui audit. Facing direction is measured on site with a luopan, and external landform — surrounding roads, water, hills and buildings — cannot be assessed reliably from a floor plan or photographs alone.
Should I get an audit before or after renovation?
Before, wherever possible. Facing, main door position and internal layout are far easier to optimise at the planning or renovation stage than to remedy afterwards. Audits of already-occupied properties are still routine, with adjustments prescribed within what is practical to change.
What information should I prepare?
The property address, a floor plan if you have one, and the birth dates and times of the people who will live or work there. The Bazi of the occupants is cross-referenced against the property, so accurate birth details make the reading more precise.