[A] B] [C] [D] [E] [F] [G] [H] [I] [J] [K] [L]
[M] [N] [O] [P] [Q] [R] [S] [T] [U] [V] [W] [X] [Y] [Z]

Astral Fragment: 

Fragments, issued from the shattering of consciousness of dead people 

B:

Bau-Biologie:

Also known as Bio-Architecture, it is the study of the influence of the habitat on living creatures. It includes the geography both on and under the surface of the earth, the weather, the materials used to construct and decorate a building, the electromagnetic fields, and various other factors. Dowsing is one method used to determine which of these elements influence your well being and your health.

Chinese Animal Zodiac:

 The Chinese Animal Zodiac is comprised of 12 animal signs. Rat, Ox or Buffalo, Tiger, Rabbit, Dragon, Snake, Horse, Goat or Ram, Monkey, Rooster, Dog, and Pig or Boar. The animals were assigned to the 12 Earthly Branches as a relationship of attributes. However, these assignments do not reflect the entirety of the nature of the 12 Earthly Branches.

Energetic Imprint:

Imprint of evergy patterns left behind in our space (can be found in everything from our walls to our auras)

Entity:

An entity is a non-physical parasite.

According to traditional Chinese medicine, and Ayurveda, the traditional medicine of India, and many other ancient systems, a human being isn't just made of a physical body. There are other layers, such as the qi of acupuncture.

Just as you can have intestinal parasites, your subtle bodies can be parasitized by non-physical energies and presences.

So this is just what an entity is: a piece of non-physical energy with some consciousness of its own, which parasitizes the human system.

Fei Xing:

 - translates as Flying Stars.

Feng Shui:

feng1 shui3, translates as wind and water; study of the environment; study and manipulation of qi; one of the five areas of influence.

Five Aspects of Destiny:

Karma, Calculation of Fate, Feng Shui, Luck, and Good Works. These five aspects of destiny are believed, at least by the Chinese, to greatly affect or control the fate or destiny of individuals. It would appear that each aspect accounts for approximately 20% of the factors of life.

Five Elements in Feng Shui:

 Fire, Earth, Metal, Water, and Wood.

I Ching:

“Book of Changes”.

Kan Yu:

Time and space, a school of feng shui.

 Luck:

...is considered to be comprised of three components known as Heaven Luck, Earth Luck and Man Luck.

 Luo Shu:

The magic square containing the 9 stars.

 "Period" in FS terms:

The primary requisite for construction of a Flying Star chart is to know the "Period" of the house. This is the beginning of application of the time factor to determine the allocation of qi throughout the structure. There are several variants for determination of Period for use in construction of a star chart. Some schools prefer to utilize the the move-in date as the essential time factor. However, the most prominent recognized method is to use the time of construction as the determining factor of Period. In essence, construction of a structure is organized into aspects of foundation, framework and roof. The foundation determines the compass directions of the structure. The framework determines how qi will flow within the internal barriers. But the roof determines what energy is actually sealed within the structure. We do not really need to consider the move in date as any major aspect of feng shui.

 Qi - (Mandarin):

Also known as chi; vital energy; primordial breath; air; breath, energy. Qi, in reference to the human body, is considered yang.

 Sha Qi:

... detrimental energy.

Space Clearing:

Clearing of our Living or Work space. Cleaning up energetic imprints.

Samskara:

emotional scar