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What do the body parts have to do with the feng shui bagua?

I understand that different parts of the bagua are associated with different body parts. Such as prosperity being associated with the hip. But how does this apply and what is the significance?

The Ba Gua is simply reference to the eight directions, north, south, west, east, northwest, northeast, southwest, and southeast. Each direction is associated with a body organ. In feng shui, when you are suffering from specific illness we can check the associated direction of the house to see if there is any problems in that direction/locatioin.

The following is a list, not an extensive list, but you can have an idea of how the system works.

Northwest - Head and Lungs
East - Feet
North - Ears, Blood, and Kidney
Northeast - Hands and Fingers
Southwest - Abdomen and Stomach
Southeast - Thighs, Buttocks, and Lower Back
South - Eyes and Heart
West - Mouth, Teeth, Tongue, and Chest

To apply it to Feng Shui, let's look at an example. Let's say you are suffering from a heart problem. Generally, then you should check the southern part of your home to see if there are an sha chi, negative energy, affecting the area. Also, this year the #5 Disaster Star is located in the South, so more people will suffer from eye and heart related disease this year.

Good luck.

In Feng Shui, there are traditionally five elements associated with living spaces: water, fire, wood, metal and earth. The nine areas of the bagua map are each associated with an element, and by using the colors associated with the element in the correct area, you can easily enhance the attributes of and ch'i flow within the area.

The element water is associated with the north, and the career and knowledge & self-cultivation areas of the bagua map. The main colors for the element are blue and black, with white, silver and gold as additional colors to give it a boost. Avoid yellows, beiges and red in this area, as it detracts from the element.

Fire is associated with the south, and the fame and reputation and love and marriage areas of the bagua map. The main color for fire is exactly what you might think: red. Use green or brown as accent colors, but avoid the colors for the water element (blues, blacks, white, silver & gold) as water extinguishes the positive effects of fire.

The element of wood is associated with the east and southeast, and the health and family and wealth and prosperity areas of the bagua map. Green is the color to focus on in this area, with blue and black as supplemental enhancers. Avoid the colors for the metal element (white, silver, gold, yellow and beige), as wood and metal are opposites and create conflict.

Metal is associated with the west and northwest, and the creativity and children and helpful people areas of the bagua map. Use white, silver and gold as the primary colors for this area, with yellow and beige as additional boosting colors. Stay away from red, green and brown for best effect!

Finally, the element of earth is associated with the northeast and the southwest, and the center area of the bagua map. Use yellow and beige as the main colors for this area, with red as a backup enhancement color. Avoid green, brown and blue and black for the most positive results.

By understanding the relationship between colors and the five elements in Feng Shui, you can increase the positive ch'i flow and promote balance and tranquility in your life!

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