
FENG SHUI teaches the art of directing the energy in a room so that it flows smoothly, gently, and harmoniously, circulating evenly throughout all areas of the home. At the same time, it increases the CHI ENERGY in the home, helping you feel more at ease, relax more easily, and have more energy for new ideas and plans.
The main aspects of life are divided into eight important AREAS OF LIFE, which are arranged in a circle around the center. Here at HUBERTUS, the center is the TIME CAPSULE. It is the focal point of all energies, the union of Yin and Yang, and bestows health, energy, and balance.
Arranged around it:
SHIVA in the north represents career and life’s path. BUDDHA stands for knowledge and wisdom. VIA SENSUS is associated with family, heritage, and health. The HIDDEN TREASURES represent wealth and power.
The FLAME stands for fame and the future. RACHEL, the “Lady of the Skies,” represents partnership and love. In the west, IKARUS stands for creative spirit. And the EAGLE closes the circle as a symbol of helpful friends.
A life in harmony with oneself and one’s surroundings brings HARMONY, physical and mental well-being, and awareness. According to the gearwheel principle, things run more smoothly and fundamentally better when the energy points are activated.
Embark on a FENG SHUI JOURNEY OF DISCOVERY through the HUBERTUS. To recharge your energy and strength.

MEANING:
At the center is Tai Chi, one’s own self, and
the subconscious as well. This is symbolized by the time capsule here at
.
In Feng Shui, Tai Chi is considered the center of all
energies and the union of Yin and Yang,
of masculine and feminine aspects. It is also
the union of heaven and earth. According to Bagua
, Tai Chi is the center of houses, apartments
, and gardens. Tai Chi is located in the stomach area.
This is where our sense of what is good for us or
harmful to us resides. It unites the forces of Yin and Yang. With the
Tai Chi exercises, you can very effectively balance your energies
.
FEATURES:
Tai Chi, the self, harmony, health, inner
center, wholeness, balance, vitality, energy,
life force, centering, constant change,
energetic center, balance of all opposites.
AFFIRMATION:
I am calm and serene. I am at peace with
myself. All the forces of the universe flow through
me, bringing tranquility and confidence, harmony,
balance, health, and well-being.
I am one with the Earth, its mountains, and
fertile land. I am at peace within myself.
ELEMENT: Earth
AFFECTED ORGANS: All | General Health
ENHANCING COLORS: Yellow-Brown | Orange | Red
LO SHU NUMBER: 5

MEANING:
The northwest is associated with the Eagle.
The Eagle symbolizes helpful friends and allies.
The northwest Bagua sector is associated with leadership,
forward-thinking organization, and planning
. If this area is spatially balanced,
there is no shortage of support.
We encounter helpful people every day; they are
all around us. Recognizing help, simply accepting it
, or even asking for it sometimes—that is what this
area of life is all about.
FEATURES:
Take a deep breath, feel masculinity and strength,
Find community and allies, share.
Harmony between giving and receiving, fulfillment,
Friendship, good relationships, the man,
the father, helper, supporter, helpful friends,
neighbors, colleagues, leader, mentor, teacher.
AFFIRMATION:
I take responsibility for myself and my life
and for those entrusted to my care. I keep a clear perspective
and trust in the heavenly helpers.
ELEMENT: Metal
SUPPORTING ELEMENT: Earth
AFFECTED ORGANS: Large Intestine | Lung
ENHANCING COLORS: Yellow-White | Gold | Silver
LO SHU NUMBER: 6

MEANING:
The north is associated with Shiva. Shiva represents
life energy. The origin of life.
The beginning and the end. The northern segment is about
finding the origin, the path.
This applies to one’s life path in general, one’s profession
and the associated career, but also to
one’s inner calling in particular.
In this zone, one’s life path is influenced.
Life seems to stand still, yet the new
is already waiting with bated breath.
FEATURES:
Beginning and end, origin of life, flow of life,
the lowest point in the life cycle, silence, pause between
inhalation and exhalation, beginning, the first step, life’s journey,
self, flow of life, self-assessment, career
orientation, position in society.
AFFIRMATION:
I know who I am, and I trust in the flow of life.
ELEMENT: Water
SUPPORTING ELEMENT: Metal
CORRESPONDING SHAPE: Irregular organic
AFFECTED ORGANS: Kidney | Bladder | Ear | Spine
ENHANCING COLORS: Black - Blue | White | Gray | Silver
LO SHU NUMBER: 1

MEANING:
The northeast is associated with the spiritual (Buddha).
Buddha represents wisdom and knowledge.
Every person possesses knowledge, has had their own
experiences, has memories, has their own
mental strengths, and learns something new every day.
This Bagua sector supports learners in all
areas, though this refers not only to a thirst for knowledge
but also to the pursuit of inner
wisdom and self-knowledge.
The energetic quality of absorbing and internalizing
information and knowledge is particularly
pronounced here. A place to give thanks to the ancestors.
FEATURES:
Reflection on the roots of being, gratitude for
life, gratitude toward one’s ancestors,
being at one with the generations of the evolutionary chain,
meditation—in stillness lies strength, security,
insight, higher consciousness, awareness of one’s
position in the family system, personal development,
wisdom, self-cultivation, erudition, inner
insight, education, planning.
AFFIRMATION:
I know who I am and where I come from. I know
my origins. I know my roots, and I trust
life and mortality. I am not grateful because I am
happy; I am happy because I am grateful.
ELEMENT: Earth
SUPPORTING ELEMENT: Fire
CORRESPONDING SHAPE: Square | Rectangle | Mountain shape
AFFECTED ORGANS: Spleen - Pancreas | Stomach | Hand
ENHANCING COLORS: Black | Blue-Yellow | Brown | Beige | Orange
LO SHU NUMBER: 8

MEANING:
The East is associated with ViaSensus. ViaSensus
represents family and heritage. The forward-looking
energy quality of this area symbolizes not only a new beginning
but also vigorous growth and health.
At the same time, family matters
take center stage here.
“Family” can refer to the people who have come together through
a partnership or children, but also to parents,
grandparents, and ancestors in the broadest sense. It also
refers to one’s own inner world of thoughts, with which one
has a close connection. However, this zone also
encompasses the hierarchy in everyday professional life and within
the family. This is where the primal force, the seed, the
motivation, the drive, and progress reside.
FEATURES:
The morning, sunrise, regeneration, health,
a time of new beginnings, renewal, sowing, being connected
with the great human family.
family consciousness, origins, community, new
impulses for life, vitality, movement, new beginnings.
AFFIRMATION:
I am part of the bigger picture, and I do my part
. I use my energy purposefully.
ELEMENT: Wood
SUPPORTING ELEMENT: Water
CORRESPONDING SHAPE: Columns | Upright Rectangle
AFFECTED ORGANS: Liver | Gallbladder | Eyes
ENHANCING COLORS: Green-Yellow | Blue | Turquoise
LO SHU NUMBER: 3

MEANING:
The East is associated with ViaSensus. ViaSensus
represents family and heritage. The forward-looking
energy quality of this area symbolizes not only a new beginning
but also vigorous growth and health.
At the same time, family matters
take center stage here.
“Family” can refer to the people who have come together through
a partnership or children, but also to parents,
grandparents, and ancestors in the broadest sense. It also
refers to one’s own inner world of thoughts, with which one
has a close connection. However, this zone also
encompasses the hierarchy in everyday professional life and within
the family. This is where the primal force, the seed, the
motivation, the drive, and progress reside.
FEATURES:
The morning, sunrise, regeneration, health,
a time of new beginnings, renewal, sowing, being connected
with the great human family.
family consciousness, origins, community, new
impulses for life, vitality, movement, new beginnings.
AFFIRMATION:
I am part of the bigger picture, and I do my part
. I use my energy purposefully.
ELEMENT: Wood
SUPPORTING ELEMENT: Water
CORRESPONDING SHAPE: Columns | Standing Rectangle
AFFECTED ORGANS: Gallbladder | Liver | Hips
ENHANCING COLORS: Blue | Purple | Green | Turquoise
LO SHU NUMBER: 4

MEANING:
The south is associated with fire and flame.
The flame represents freedom and a zest for life. It also stands
for social recognition, respect
, and fame.
Not everyone needs fame, wants to be in the spotlight,
in front of the camera, or the center of attention, but
everyone needs praise and recognition; everyone wants
to be perceived
and respected by those around them as their true self.
This sector fosters valuable connections and
symbolizes the pinnacle of development and the
success that comes with it.
FEATURES:
Dancing and jumping for joy, feeling alive, the highest
form of self-expression, a zest for life, strength and
beauty, recognition, prestige, success, change,
charisma, expansion, vitality, a new beginning, movement.
AFFIRMATION:
I am filled with happiness, energy, and joy. Life
flows toward me in all its beauty.
ELEMENT: Fire
SUPPORTING ELEMENT: Wood
CORRESPONDING SHAPE: Triangle
AFFECTED ORGANS: Heart | Small Intestine | Triple Burner | Endocrine System | Circulatory System | Head | Tongue
ENHANCING COLORS: Red | Green
LO SHU NUMBER: 9

MEANING:
The southwestern Bagua sector is associated, among other things, with Rachel
or the “Lady of the Skies.” Rachel represents
partnership and love.
The terms “partnership” and “love” encompass all
forms of interpersonal relationships
—that is, life partnerships in their many
facets. The focus here is primarily on exchange and loving
sharing.
FEATURES:
Security, protection, nurturing, primal feminine power,
strength in unity, fertility, grounding,
self-confidence, love, togetherness, woman, mother,
marriage, partnership, relationship, conception, togetherness,
balance between giving and receiving, devotion, union,
joy, equality.
AFFIRMATION:
I love feminine energy and am reaping what I have sown
. I am protected and blessed.
ELEMENT: Earth
SUPPORTING ELEMENT: Fire
CORRESPONDING SHAPE: Square | Horizontal Rectangle
AFFECTED ORGANS: Stomach | Mouth
ENHANCING COLORS: Brown | Beige | Red | Pink | Yellow
LO SHU NUMBER: 2

MEANING:
In our system, the West is associated with Icarus.
Icarus represents children, the future, and creativity.
These don’t necessarily have to be biological children: this
area of life also represents a partner’s children,
nieces, nephews, and people in general.
This zone represents energy, youth, and
a forward-looking perspective. It reveals how we view the future
and how much space and attention we want to give to
future events.
FEATURES:
Clarity, perspectives, fighting spirit, courage, youth,
determination, tackling projects, joy, future happiness,
creativity, imagination, hobbies, free time, ideas.
AFFIRMATION:
I am full of enthusiasm, drive, and creativity.
I am clear-minded, creative, and live out the meaning of life.
ELEMENT: Metal
SUPPORTING ELEMENT: Earth
CORRESPONDING SHAPE: Round & oval shapes
AFFECTED ORGANS: Lungs | Nose | Large Intestine
ENHANCING COLORS: White | Silver | Yellow | Orange | Brown | Beige
LO SHU NUMBER: 7
