Lucky Properties covers two kinds of material: traditional systems, such as Feng Shui, BaZi, and numerology, and practical home material, such as buying, selling, and renting guides. This page explains how each kind is researched, what it can support, and where it stops.
Our guides explain Feng Shui, Chinese metaphysics, and lucky-number and colour traditions as cultural systems with their own internal logic. Where a concept comes from a classical school or a regional custom, we say so, and we keep the traditional framing separate from what a reader can verify in their own home.
Tools on this site use one stated method at a time. The house number reflection tool, for example, reduces digits with a single published rule and explains that rule on the page, instead of switching systems until the answer looks flattering. Guides that compare methods, such as entrance-aligned and compass-aligned Bagua mapping, name the difference and do not mix the two.
Layout advice is written for real rooms. Fire egress, building rules, ventilation, daylight, accessibility, tenancy terms, and a professional assessment of a specific property come before any symbolic reading. If a traditional suggestion conflicts with a safety or legal requirement, the safety requirement wins and the guide says so.
Worked examples use round, clearly hypothetical numbers so readers can follow the arithmetic. They are not market data, price forecasts, or personal recommendations. Feng Shui and numerology content on this site cannot establish health, wealth, relationship, or resale outcomes, and our guides do not claim otherwise.
Start with what Feng Shui is and is not, browse the full learning library, or read about who runs this site. The limits of this material are stated plainly in our disclaimer.