How do you make Lo Shu grid?

During Numerology consultation a Numerologist first creates your Lo Shu Grid and finds out which qualities you’re missing as per your Date of birth. A Lo Shu Grid is filled with Date of Birth digits, Main Planet Number, Life path Number and Destiny Number, which are calculated from Date of Birth and Name of a person.

What is the Chinese magic square?

By modern definition a magic square is an arrangement of numbers in a square whereby the sum of the numbers in every individual row, in every individual column and in each of the two diagonals of the square is identical. Figs. 1 and 2 are examples of magic squares.

What is Lu Shu grid?

Lo Shu Grid is a 3×3 square grid which is the part of Chinese Numerology. A birth chart grid consists of Nine Spaces, each space meant for a number. The date of birth of native will be written in full and spaces filled.

How is the Bagua related to the Lo Shu Square?

The Bagua has evolved from the Lo Shu square, so we must understand its roots and wisdom. The Lo (Luo) Shu Square, aka the Magic Square, is also at the root of ancient feng shui astrology, the flying star school, as well as the I-Ching (The book of changes), of course.

What is the meaning of Bagua in feng shui?

Bagua (八卦) represents the thoughts of Chinese philosophy. Besides the Art Of Chinese Divination and Feng Shui, the impact of using Bagua (八卦) concept involved Traditional Chinese Medicine, Chinese Martial Arts, Chinese Music and other aspects of Chinese Culture.

How is a Luo Pan used in feng shui?

The traditional ancient Chinese compass, the Luo Pan also known as a “lo pan”, is a complex tool and as such generally only used by Feng Shui masters and more advanced practitioners A Luo Pan consists of a magnetic compass in the centre of a metal plate and is surrounded by a series of concentric rings set into the metal plate.

Where does number 1 go in Lo Shu Square?

Because north is placed at the bottom of maps in China, the 3×3 magic square having number 1 at the bottom and 9 at the top is used in preference to the other rotations/reflections. As seen in the “Later Heaven” arrangement, 1 and 9 correspond with ☵ Kǎn 坎 “Water 水 ” and ☲ Lí 離 “Fire 火 ” respectively.