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Practical Feng Shui Astrology: Using The Nine Ki System To Make Important Decisions In Your Life

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I've read several of Simon Brown's books on feng shui and loved them all. This book focuses on the JAPANESE version of nine ki astrology, not the chinese version. In the Japanese, males and females use the same chart to determine their element. I found Brown's descriptions of the various personality traits to be right on target. He offers some different perspectives from the other books on the subject. And his charts are beautiful. Other books that are helpful on the subject, Jon Sandifer's Feng Shui Astrology and any books on 9 Ki by Bob Sachs or Michio Kushi.

It was my first book on Feng Shui astrology. I found it definitely interesting, however confusing. Although I found relatively easy to identify my year/month/axis numbers, I was really confused with the Feng Shui astrology birth charts.

This book might be a good addition to an easier to read Feng Shui astrology book.

By Thei Zervaki, a career and business coach
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This book is confusing and uses different terminology than traditional feng shui books. Even though I have consulted many Chinese Astrologers who and books that all tell me I am a metal element #7, this book says I am soil element #8. Since the basis of the book is to obtain an accurate reading, it is useless.