It started a few thousand years ago in China where only the members of the royal family could apply the theories so that the could consolidate their positions. In the last 100 years, more and more people started applying the theories and benefiting from this science, as the previously kept secrets were revealed and spread to the laymen.

The theories are widely applied all over the world even in big multi-national corporations especially in the eastern part of the world where tycoons have been known to spend big amounts just to improve the Feng Shui which they feel is necessary in order to succeed.

There are many schools of Feng-Shui with different interpretations of the science (like the religion Christianity).

One of the more widely practised Feng-Shui these days is the Xuan kong Flying Stars Feng Shui which itself is a derivation from the San Yuan Feng Shui which is the more time-oriented Feng-Shui of the two known schools of Classical Feng-Shui. The other classical Feng-Shui, San He Feng-Shui, places more emphasis on the environmental features such as mountains, terrains and water.

The Cosmic Trinity Concept

Man Luck refers to anything that is within our control. It includes what we do, our thoughts, our goals, our principles and our virtues.

Earth Luck is tied to the environment we hang around in; it which is covered by Feng-Shui which can be improved and changed.

Together, Heaven Luck, Earth Luck and Man luck form the 3 components of The Cosmic Trinity concept with each component having the same weightage. In short, a person's success is 33% determined during birth-time (Heaven Luck), 33% affected by the environment he lives/works in (Earth Luck) and 33% determined by himself (Man Luck).