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Ernest J. Eitel's 'Feng Shui' is an illuminating exploration of the ancient Chinese art of geomancy, a cornerstone of spatial arrangement and orientation in relation to the flow of energy (qi). Through lucid prose, Eitel delves into the intricacies of this practice, which balances the seen and unseen forces to achieve harmony in one's environment. This tome situates Feng Shui within the broader context of the Five Arts of Chinese Metaphysics, providing not just an understanding of its applications but also a historical perspective of its evolution as a form of physiognomy. His methodical…mehr

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Ernest J. Eitel's 'Feng Shui' is an illuminating exploration of the ancient Chinese art of geomancy, a cornerstone of spatial arrangement and orientation in relation to the flow of energy (qi). Through lucid prose, Eitel delves into the intricacies of this practice, which balances the seen and unseen forces to achieve harmony in one's environment. This tome situates Feng Shui within the broader context of the Five Arts of Chinese Metaphysics, providing not just an understanding of its applications but also a historical perspective of its evolution as a form of physiognomy. His methodical approach breaks down complex principles into approachable concepts, making the advantages of Feng Shui accessible to novices and scholars alike. Ernest J. Eitel's scholarly pursuits and genuine interest in Chinese culture and philosophy culminate in this insightful work. His deep dive into Feng Shui stems from his broader investigations into Eastern traditions and their alignments with Western thought. Eitel's expertise, particularly regarding cultural intersections, positions him as an authority who is capable of explaining such esoteric subjects to a Western audience seeking to understand and potentially adopt these practices into their own lives. Eitel's 'Feng Shui' is a recommended reading for anyone seeking to enrich their knowledge of Chinese metaphysics, harmonize with their surroundings, or simply appreciate the convergence of aesthetics and spirituality. As much a practical guide as it is a cultural study, the book offers tangible benefits for personal and professional realms. Scholars and practitioners of Feng Shui, as well as readers with an appetite for Eastern philosophy, will find this book an essential addition to their collection.

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Ernest Johann Eitel, a notable figure in the realm of Sinology, made significant contributions to the understanding of Chinese customs and philosophical praxes. His seminal work, 'Feng Shui; or, The Rudiments of Natural Science in China' (1873), casts a discerning eye on the traditional Chinese practice of Feng Shui, a complex body of knowledge that aims to harmonize individuals with their surrounding environment. Eitel's insights were drawn from his tenure in China as a missionary and educator during the mid-19th century, a period that allowed him extensive interaction with Chinese culture and its longstanding traditions. His writings offer a distinctive blend of scholarly investigation and firsthand observation, which is indicative of his broader literary style. This distinctive approach is marked by an attempt to reconcile Western analytical frameworks with Eastern thought, a task he approached with both respect for and critique of the subjects he studied. While 'Feng Shui' remains his most referenced text, Eitel's overall body of work reflects a broader commitment to the study of linguistics and exegetical research of Eastern scripts and teachings. His contributions extend beyond the realm of Feng Shui, encompassing a diversity of scholarly work that has informed Sinologists and those with an interest in the intersections between culture, place, and philosophy.